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by cadr 16y ago
San Francisco, CA Blurb - http://www.blurb.com/join_us Help people make books - it makes them really happy. Mainly looking for Rails developers.
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by cadr 16y ago
What are the others?
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by cadr 16y ago
I read it as "hypermilling", and I thought United was trying to mill a 777. Out of what, I wasn't sure. :)
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by cadr 16y ago
But isn't Coke kind of ubiquitous already?
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by cadr 16y ago
Does this actually net Coke any more sales?
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by cadr 16y ago
Get over yourself. Someone on a Haskell mailing list is asking other Haskell programmers if there is a way they know of that he can do what makes him happy. Yes, happiness is not at the same place on the hierarchy of needs as 'food', but th
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by cadr 16y ago
San Francisco, CA - Blurb - http://blurb.com We're looking for Rails developers. We help people tell their story by making books (using print-on-demand technology and bookstore-quality binding). Everyone I've ever shown one to has gushed
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by cadr 16y ago
I think the idea is that the people lending are planning to hold onto those stocks over a long period of time, so they are hoping that in the long run the stock price goes up. While they are holding onto them, money can be made by lending o
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by cadr 16y ago
I was at an open house at TechShop. We were going around the room introducing ourselves, and on person described where he worked. I immediately asked "are you hiring?" He was.
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by cadr 16y ago
I've never played FarmVille, but one of the things I loved about Kingdom of Loathing (other than the general awesomeness) was that I could only do so much at a time - I didn't feel like I had to commit to it if I just had a few minutes. An
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by cadr 16y ago
I always go to StackOverflow to find out what the kids are listening to these days.
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by cadr 16y ago
I'm watching Second Reality on youTube now, and I'm amused how much poorer the quality is than it was on my 286. :)
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by cadr 16y ago
At a talk, someone (might have been Eric Evans) said something along the lines of when he was modeling a domain with a group, he wouldn't let them leave until they had three different ways of doing it. Even if the first was perfect and the
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by cadr 16y ago
Make sure to look at the comments about isolation before trying to build this!
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by cadr 16y ago
Before I moved back to the US, I was working at youDevise in London, and it was great. Financial services startup. Awesome people. http://www.youdevise.com/careers
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by cadr 16y ago
Books make people happy. Helping people make their own books make them even happier. Helping people be happy is happy. Blurb.com is hiring. We're a print-on-demand publisher in San Francisco. The work is fun and the people are great. Ra
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by cadr 16y ago
That's pretty cool. Except that I read it as "Not hackernews" :)
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by cadr 17y ago
I got excited in the hopes that it was an article on model-view-presenter ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-view-presenter )
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by cadr 17y ago
Blurb is hiring! Want to work in a great environment with great people making a great product? We're a print-on-demand publisher with an emphasis on high-quality products and great user experiences. Almost any time I'm in a group I'll tell
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by cadr 17y ago
How did you choose the price point?
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by cadr 17y ago
If you want to work for an awesome financial services startup in London, look no further than youDevise! http://www.youdevise.com/about/careers.php (I use to work there before I needed to move back to the states - I miss it a lot!)
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by cadr 17y ago
That's too bad. The only other thing I can think of is TechShop, but they don't have the same focus. I know they at least have a board up in the kitchen area where people put up ads and requests, but I don't know if there would be any cas
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by cadr 17y ago
We're looking for Rails and Flex developers: http://www.blurb.com/join_us edit: And helping people make books is cool! :)
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by cadr 17y ago
Have you looked at http://thecrucible.org/ ? Perhaps they could put you in touch with someone.
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by cadr 17y ago
Make sure to click the 'Listen to this article' link at the bottom - many Wikipedia articles are much funnier if someone is reading them to you.
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by cadr 17y ago
That is very interesting - thank you.
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by cadr 17y ago
What makes you say that?
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by cadr 17y ago
Little confused - remove 'danger' or remove 'evil'? Surely they are different things.
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by cadr 17y ago
Another neat book is "The Elements of Computing Systems" ( http://www1.idc.ac.il/tecs/ ) It is basically a really high level overview of a whole bunch of stuff from EE/CS, from logic gates through VM design through compilers (and sort of OS