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Hacker’s Guide to Tea
(worldoftea.org)
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16y ago
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Fyi... "Each team must include at least one student (graduate or undergraduate in Engineering or Computer Science) who was a full-time student in the 2010-2011 academic year."
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16y ago
Was this only posted to HN? If it was posted on other sites it would neat to check the numbers against refers to see if HN is better at picking random numbers than, say, Reddit.
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16y ago
I think I once read a quote by Peter Lynch where he said something like, "I know things are looking good when I'm at a party and people ask me for investment advice. I know looking bad when I'm at a party when people are giving me investmen
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16y ago
> If this were true, we'd have tons of programming IDEs and project management software. Your assuming programmers' only interests are programming related. I'm currently building a site that sells trail mix and another to organize gear
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16y ago
>It will make my part-time hobby of sending people completely unsolicited design suggestions even easier :) Here's one for Github :) http://www.csspivot.com/8J5J4
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Working around Android's screen.width bug
(gabrielweinberg.com)
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16y ago
The site is dragging quite a bit right now, but you can download from their Bitbucket page https://bitbucket.org/alunbestor/boxer/downloads
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Rstat.us
(rstat.us)
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16y ago
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Farmhouse Conf
(farmhouse.la)
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The point of the article isn't that he isn't engaging online; it is that he is doing it on another platform (Twitter).
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The entire documentary is online here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj1v8hqtH18
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16y ago
MWFeedParser sounds like exactly what you are looking for. It is really easy to use. https://github.com/mwaterfall/MWFeedParser
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16y ago
Wouldn't the money pulled out of Japanese markets be invested in other markets?
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16y ago
Not all twitter apps are clients. I would guess that most are not clients.
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16y ago
Interesting to view of all 5+ quakes the past 3 days http://cl.ly/3G0f0t0d1C2Z381s3O31 . Loads of activity in the area. Is that kind of activity common, or could that have been an indicator that there was a chance of a major quake?
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Free Xcode 4 Screencasts
(pragmaticstudio.com)
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Infinite USB
(jianggonglue.com)
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16y ago
Crocodoc is listed as having $0 in funding, but they took in money last July. I'm not sure the dollar amount.
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16y ago
Right, sorry. I was speaking in the context of being an entrepreneur. If you are not self-employed, health care costs must clear 7.5% of your AIG before they are deductible.
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16y ago
Health insurance premiums are tax deductible.
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16y ago
In Japan I believe it is called "Corporate Rehabilitation", but it is very similar to U.S.'s chapter 11 status.
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16y ago
Preface: I don't know if this actually happens or not, but... My guess is that people submit stories from certain sources, no matter what the content is, to try and be the first submissions and get the karma. If ~15 people do this, the subm
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I would prefer no karma for story submissions.
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16y ago
> Starbucks is not the only coffee chain on the planet. Are people really that addicted to Starbucks coffee specifically? In most of America, sadly, the answer is yes.
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16y ago
I really think the impact of having a Starbucks in every Barnes and Noble is huge.
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Heroku's New Dev Center
(devcenter.heroku.com)
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16y ago
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> to our paid service well. From your website: "it's 100% free"
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16y ago
I've never really understood it either. RailsConf is $700. I don't know what the turn-out is but I would guess ~1,000 people maybe? That is $700,000. Maybe I am just unaware how much a conference costs to put on, but that seems like a ton o
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16y ago
I am out of town this weekend, but would be interested in a mid-week meetup soon. Unfortunately I am usually busy on Friday nights.
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