canremember

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by canremember 9y ago
Honestly, chess fits your description perfectly. Easy to learn the rules, rich gameplay, and easy to play on the go.
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by canremember 9y ago
True micropayments integrated in browser would be amazing. Imagine instead of ads or subscriptions, you could pay a few pennies for an article. It would revolutionize online content, in a good way. Nobody would be willing to pay for clickba
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by canremember 9y ago
I looked at the book reviews yesterday. Tons of one star review, but if you sorted by verified purchases the vast majority of them disappeared. Honestly, to minimize gaming Amazon might just have to start restricting reviews to verified pur
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by canremember 9y ago
As another Oracle anecdote, a family member worked for IBM (this was about 15 years ago) as a software engineer and then as (what is now called) a sales engineer/technical consultant, where he'd travel to client sites and demo IB
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by canremember 10y ago
If you're interested in free food, I recommend checking out www.freefoodguy.com. He's a blogger who's sole mission in life seems to be finding free food deals and sharing them via his email list.
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Ask HN: What's the best path for learning JavaScript for web development?
5 points by canremember 11y ago|8 comments
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by canremember 12y ago
How was Dropbox mean?
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by canremember 13y ago
My family signed up for Amazon Prime fairly early on. We all knew that, given Amazon's reputation as a loss-leader, one day the price would rise. It certainly wasn't sustainable--in addition to two day shipping on almost everythin
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Imagining a Better Facebook(millisay.com)
1 points by canremember 13y ago|0 comments
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by canremember 13y ago
Do you think learning web development in its current form is a good idea? The scenario I'm concerned about is spending a few years learning web dev only to discover my skills are obsolete since the world has gone mobile.
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Ask HN: Web Development or Mobile App Development?
2 points by canremember 13y ago|5 comments
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by canremember 13y ago
Thanks, this is good advice. I'd consider an internship, but I'm concerned that most of the good ones wouldn't accept me since I'm still lacking in several areas. I'm willing to put in the work to learn quickly on t
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by canremember 13y ago
I'm a CS student, but the fact that I've made so little progress with the confines of the classroom is what made me contemplate this idea in the first place. I could try for an internship during the summer, but I'm concerned
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Ask HN: How can I create an effective personal coding bootcamp?
6 points by canremember 13y ago|7 comments