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by ca 10y ago
Top Hat | Toronto, ON, Canada | Full-time Top Hat is hiring for a couple roles: mobile dev (native iOS, Android), full-stack web developer (Python, Django, Javascript, React.js, NodeJS), and test engineer (test automation framework manageme
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by ca 18y ago
I gave this site a try and added pizza places that I like in Toronto, ON. - I was disappointed that I couldn't add any comments, notes or tags (you could even display badges for top picks in categories like "cheap", "organic", "fast", "high
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by ca 18y ago
In the case of Amazon, perhaps the Associates Web Service APIs could allow the creation of tool allowing user-defined sorting functions. I've never used these APIs, but I found some details on them that lead me to think it would be possible
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by ca 18y ago
I wasn't quite sure how to interpret this part of that article, but I think Professor Eichengreen later explains that his traditional answer ("it can't happen again") is no longer true. "We can be confident, I always answered, that there wi
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by ca 18y ago
I think that for some user types and in some applications sacrificing capability for simplicity can actually be a good idea in product design. It seems that most humans experience "decision fatigue" when dealing with extremely feature-fille
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by ca 19y ago
"I totally disagree with the assertion that it's important to try to do great things (...)" I must admit, I respect your difference of opinion, but I find it very hard to relate to your point of view. Your statement seems to be contrary to
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by ca 19y ago
While it's good to mentally prepare one's self with the knowledge that startups are (usually) a long hard road, and success is far from guaranteed, this article seemed a bit too negative for negativity's own sake. For my tastes anyway. It's
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by ca 19y ago
Randy Pausch (speaking of apparent barriers between you and your goals): "The wall is there for you to show how bad you want it." (From his "Last Lecture", http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo )
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by ca 19y ago
As other posters have said, it's probably a bad idea to run your site from home if there's any chance of seeing a traffic spike. Most ISPs will cut you off at the worst possible moment. The biggest counter example I know of for a site that
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by ca 19y ago
While I'm not an American, it will be very interesting to watch how Mr. Lessig is able to raise awareness of government corruption and to see how successful his efforts are. Here in Canada, the government seems to be looking into updating c
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by ca 19y ago
pg has noted that the fluff stories that this site's target audience might vote up (the "dangerous" stories that would attract those mentally-14-years-old people who are ruining / have ruined reddit) seem to tend to be quick to read. Is the