chmielewski

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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   "They just launched Codeyear.com which will send one lesson each week (starting with JavaScript, ending up in Python) to give people a well rounded set of skills[...]" From: http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=630...
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   Any specific language or platform you're looking for? If you were to say perl, I'd say to have a look at perlmonks.org, reddit.com/r/perl, and others. Which other networks are you familiar with? Slashdot or StackOverflow? Maybe take it to
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   There certainly is a difference between Capitalism and Corporatism.
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   I used to use paper todo lists until I discovered Calcurse ( http://www.calcurse.org ). I use a detailed and feature-rich Conky rc on both my desktop and laptop and love it, but the appointment and calendar interface that Calcurse adds i
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   I use Technology Briefcase - http://www.technologybriefcase.com/ obsessively, and love it. Edit - suggestions and questions deleted, I failed to do my homework on this one.
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   I'm not scared at all about the world ending 21DEC. What I am scared about is what people will do that week, how crowded (or empty?) the stores and streets will be that week and where I should (or should NOT) be parking my vehicle.
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   I've always been interested in automotive computing, but having a computer in my car has always been impractical... until now !
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   Oakland's continuing trend as an up-and-coming alternative to the SF start-up scene will gain some recognition and tractable returns, exponentially fueling its viability. Start-ups ending in .ly will reach critical mass and those further ho
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   by chmielewski 15y ago

   I expected you to include something about why you were looking for something "Debian-like" due to Debian not being an option. My answer to your question, is of course, Debian!
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    Newton's Telecom Dictionary
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    The first thing I did was to check if cultivat.us was available.. It's not.
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    I'd rather be a poor black kid rich in grammar, than a forbes.com writer whom uses "If I Was" instead of "If I Were" as a headline. Unsure if this were intentional.
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    I would have posted to your blog, but my fully legitimate credentials returned: "We think this might be spam. Sorry! To verify your identity, please log in and try your comment again". Something that strikes me as ideal (for the target audi
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    I'm in the 22 club. I wonder, if a particularly high score suggests autistic behaviour, what does a particularly low score say about you (below 10)?
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    Without explanation from submitter, I would imagine that he is drawing attention to the fact that harvard.edu offers similar classes and (tounge in cheek) their classes are superior to Stanford's. Much like an old MIT hack (read prank) whe
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    As a Desktop Linux user since 2005 who has tried over 20 combinations of Desktop Environments/Window Managers on a wide variety of machines, it seems to me that you consider "from the ground up" a selling point. If you want a beautiful (be
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    I was in an Information Systems (BBA with an IT focus) degree program at a four year university in the United States' "Deep South". I got out of the college scene after 3 years and enlisted because I figured I could be working in IT faster
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    While this is kind of review for somebody whom does work with all the hardware more than actual dev work: "When you automate something once, it not only greatly increases execution speed the second and third time around, it reduces the chan
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    by chmielewski 15y ago

    Too easily, one can justify that their computer is both their work AND their entertainment. I've enjoyed trying my hand at some offline gaming. Feeling like anything fantasy/sci-fi can be a waste of time, I turned to a WWII tabletop miniat