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by bzalasky 13y ago
The "Get Hired" call to action feels like it was yanked from hired.com... I'm not big on trademarking common words/phrases, but that's a little too close for my taste.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
While I do have a car, I've found that I have to go out of my way to find a reason to need it in SF. I live in the Inner Sunset next a grocery store and Golden Gate Park. The Muni is two blocks away and there's a bus stop outside.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Apologies if anyone has already made a similar suggestion... but, 1000 seems like an arbitrary amount of karma. What do you guys think of a fluid amount of karma required to post a non-pending comment. Popular stories on the front page can
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by bzalasky 13y ago
This is absolutely at the root of the problem. Getting rid of the paperwork will just increase their bottom line.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I don't think that was in reference to the syntax highlighting.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I thought the same thing. Back in the early aughts, I was quite active on e2. To me at least, it made writing an RPG.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Looks cool. This reminds me of what Dekko was working on while they were still in business, though I suppose at Google scale.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I was able to meet Jim, albeit briefly, at Distill Conference last year. He gave one of my favorite talks of the conference (the link posted). It's useful advice for all programmers. He also performed 'God Writes in Lisp Code&#x27
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Jim Weirich – Connascence Examined(distill.engineyard.com)
1 points by bzalasky 13y ago|1 comments
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Completely agree. Focus on contributing as much as you can within the domains that your company opens up to you. In your own time at home, build something applicable to the search/ml problems you find interesting. Once you've got
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by bzalasky 13y ago
St. Louis has a large creative/advertising industry relative to other similar cities, so there's a larger pool to hire from than you might think. Your point is still valid, and something that can only change with time.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Craigslist doesn't hold the same clout outside of the Bay Area in my experience. Almost never the best place to look for anything.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Have you lived in St. Louis? East St. Louis is not St. Louis. I lived in St. Louis for the better part of 27 years (Tower Grove South, St. Louis County, Central West End, and Boulevard Heights) and never had any problems. St. Louis is a cit
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I'd stick with native scrolling. The accelerated scrolling (I'm assuming via a jQuery plugin) made it difficult to explore the content.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I'm adamantly against software patents, however, when it comes to chemistry patents, I know it's not a rubber stamp process. It can take a couple years to get a patent, and lots of patents are rejected. A lot of the process involv
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Seconded.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I couldn't read it at all. Need to modify the stylesheet.
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I majored in Biological Anthropology (BA 2007). Today, I'm working as a Software Engineer in San Francisco. I had been exposed to programming in the past, and got my professional start working on consulting projects after I lost my job
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by bzalasky 13y ago
So, horse_ebooks could have an ulterior motive?
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Facebook uses display: table for their modal so that they can center it vertically without worrying about JS (if the height is variable and/or unknown) or negative margins. As far as making it responsive, you just need to work on your
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by bzalasky 13y ago
If they keep sharing great content via courses, and make traditional education better (by replacing Blackboard), more power to them. I would have loved to have a tool like this when I was in school. My grades would have been better if I had
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by bzalasky 13y ago
I understand some of the points the author is making, and will have to give it a closer read when I'm not at work. But I reject the thesis at a glance. Most clients don't have time to deal with everything related to their web presence, cust
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by bzalasky 13y ago
Does this have anything to do with this patent (listing Greenspan as the inventor), which has a publication date of March this year? http://www.google.com/patents/US8396808
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by bzalasky 13y ago
And it's back... Error was: "View rendering failed; nested exception is java.lang.NullPointerException". I was surprised to see the full stack trace though.
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Capital One's website is down(capitalone.com)
1 points by bzalasky 13y ago|1 comments
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by bzalasky 14y ago
So glad the CC I had on file expired this month. +1 for procrastination. Here's to hoping Linode gets their shit together.
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by bzalasky 14y ago
I've encountered one scenario where element queries would be incredibly useful: web app designs that include sidebar navigation that toggles open and collapses. This design pattern makes responsive design a little bit more difficult. The ma
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by bzalasky 14y ago
Talk to a lawyer with enough experience in this area to make a judgment call on your case. Then you'll have a better idea of how to move forward. It could be saber rattling, or it could be more. Note, I am not a lawyer.
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by bzalasky 14y ago
One time I started editing an nginx.conf file in nano while setting up a remote server on Linode. I forgot to sudo when I opened the file and couldn't save my changes. I might be an idiot here but (could I have resolved this in nano?)... bu
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Errors in Conceptual Design(rockhopperdigital.com)
1 points by bzalasky 14y ago|0 comments

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