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So if I make an app, and release it to the app store, and then cancel my account with Trigger, a splash screen starts when my users that already downloaded the app start it?
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Ok, who are the five people that said "Cobol"? Show yourselves! :)
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Man, that's slick - similar how I did it, but even shorter :)
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15y ago
I like doing codegolf in Python because it just feels so perverse. My golfed BF interpreter was way shorter than his :)
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Yeah, but I feel like I've heard the same story every university that has the requirement - their spouse/child/dog died in the river, so they donated money with that condition. Either it is all urban legend, or rich people need to learn t
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The physical education requirement was pretty fun. I mean, if you can take 'pistol' to satisfy it, how much can you really complain. On the other hand, I didn't understand why we had to pass a swim test.
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San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr
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I don't remember what course I took for that (6-2), but I'm pretty sure I didn't have to use TeX.
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I think there is a difference between if you know the API the language provides and if you know the syntax of the language. I don't care if they can't remember order of parameters, or really even the name of the methods. But if you can't w
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Probably depends on the employer. I've always asked people to write actual code, rather than pseudo-code, because I've found that a lot of pseudo-code I've gotten doesn't make sense or majorly glosses over things. (Think "and then a mirac
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I've asked the Pascall's triangle question, but I always go to great length to explain what it is, as even if someone does know it, they probably haven't thought of it in quite some time.
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Nice. One of mine was Carly Fiorina - would have much preferred to have Sal. (The other year was the Car Talk guys - that was fun.)
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Has anyone here used SuccessFactors? My company implemented it, but it just never really got traction. I'd be interested to hear if anyone had any success with it (no pun intended...)
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The site highscalability.com has some good descriptions (look under the 'REAL LIFE ARCHITECTURES' topic).
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This was very similar to an exercise we had in a class I took a decade or so ago "Theory and Practice of Non-Linear and Interactive Narrative" ( http://web.mit.edu/21w765j/www/Home.html ) Also, I think they took 'yow' out of emacs at some p
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15y ago
As a former youDevise employee, I can't stress enough how great of a place it is to work.
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San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr
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This is a great book, but each of the sections are very short introductions to the topics. You dig in and actually build something, but not anywhere the same depth you would in a course dedicated to the topic. (And I didn't feel like th
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Just wondering, has the wealth distribution changed in that time?
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One thing I noticed was that under the 'best text editors' list, Vim shows up multiple times. Would be nice for it to know to combine or something. Pretty!
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I find it kind of odd that it doesn't actually say what language I am learning. (I mean, yes, I can tell, but if I were learning I wouldn't.) Was that on purpose?
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Does this mean they will stop spamming me now? I mean, it just goes to my spam folder now, but they went from occasionally sending me something useful to junk almost every day, no matter how many times I unsubscribed.
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A Hollywood movie about the Enigma? Like the movie "Enigma"? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0157583/ (If you take the tour at Bletchley, they will point out everything they have there that was used in the movie.)
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What is a "Twitter life management system"
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San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr
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San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr
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15y ago
Could you elaborate as to why no multiple personas?
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San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a g
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16y ago
But it is close to TechShop!
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16y ago
Do you think going to Babson made you a better entrepreneur? I know they have a good reputation as such, I was just wondering about your experience.
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