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Seems like FUD. The title has 'pollution' but the article only has one mention of pollution: > The pollution from data centers has increasingly been cited by the authorities for violating clean air regulations, documents show. In Silico
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What are some decent Skitch alternatives, something that lets you easily write and draw on the screen shots? Preferably I'd like to share via Dropbox. I already pay them so I don't see why I want to pay for Evernote too.
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14y ago
> I sincerely hope that he gets the punishment he deserves which should be a firm slap on the wrist. A felony, even without any jail time, is an irreversible and life changing punishment. He will no longer be able to vote or (possibly?)
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14y ago
Leah is out there creating things, writing code and spending valuable time on new ventures, despite the risk and opportunity cost. I admire her courage and creativity and I can't imagine why you would say something like this. I'm sure she w
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I like how it sets up shims I always re-implement in require.js. Sweet.
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How We Built Our Real-Time Network Monitoring System
(developer.netdna.com)
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I would have liked to see an ad-free option, but given the quality of the ads, I'd have to try it out to see if it would bother me first.
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14y ago
I think experience can actually become a liability. Things have changed and you don't have to write assembly code to optimize your program. Compilers will probably do a better job than you. And if you have a lot of experience writing JavaSc
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Cool, I met these guys when I worked out of the SOMA Rackspace office. Very impressive people. Hope this was a good thing for them.
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S3 Logging and Analytics
(geoff.greer.fm)
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A possible solution might be, since they are selling the application and not providing a service, is for users of the software to create their own application tokens and putting them into a new settings panel. There's no loss in sales, it d
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I think I actually achieve this state playing Temple Run, which is an utterly mindless game that involves no thought at all, just doing.
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> "it's the time to be, it's time for myself" This seems like a weird and arbitrary use of the word be that is not defined in the dictionary that I have. So I do not understand what it is you are saying. When it's time for myself I li
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My smartphone has changed the way I feel about waiting. Instead of dismay I now can look forward to a lengthy pause. It never really feels like waiting for me anymore. Unless it's in my car and I can't use my smartphone. Another exception i
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Fear vs love right, ala The Prince. I think the lesson is that people respect fear and that love will only get you so far, but that a bit of both is needed.
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Facebook makes a lot of money from their devs.
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Split the company in two, one with lifetime accounts one without. One with lifetime accounts goes bankrupt immediately. Promise kept, goals achieved!
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I emailed them a long time ago and they still haven't deleted my account.
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Hence: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_in_advertising
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It's not about the site responding to DCMA requests, because how would Google know about this? This about how many DCMA requests Google gets to delist a search result I believe.
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Getting to the point where the amount of energy it will require to get the panels out of Mars' gravity will be less than the energy delivered will take a long time. And what are you going to do when something breaks down?
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Google's leak finder for JavaScript
(code.google.com)
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Don't do this.
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A $100K bonus could shave off a decade from a home loan. Even in the bay area. I'd work hard for that, but I would also have to like where I work even without the bonus.
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I work long hours because I love what I do and I work with great people. Not because I'm expecting to get rich. I feel fortunate to be writing code, and making a difference and advancing a product. I'm immensely proud to think of myself as
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Vico is dead: http://blog.vicoapp.com/2012/07/Vico-is-dead-Long-live-Vico
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Chocolat was released a couple of months ago.
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I hope users of crytpo software in critical situations look to more than Wired Magazine to evaluate the safety and reliability of their software.
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I never understood perks. I work where I work because I like the people, the technology, and the product in that order. The lack of money and success create anxiety, but an abundance of these in terms of what an employee can hope to achieve
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No it is not funny. The comments section on an issue is not a place for jokes or otherwise unhelpful comments. It is not twitter or a comments section on a blog. Everyone on that list gets pinged whenever there is an update. This is the pla
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