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by chwahoo 17y ago
I hate to immediately divert the discussion off topic, but does anyone know what tool can be used to make attractive graphs like the ones in this article?
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by chwahoo 17y ago
Screen is great. I wish there were an analogous tool that let me group several running X apps into a long-running session that I could connect to/disconnect from locations. Any idea if this is possible today?
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by chwahoo 17y ago
He later describes a charter school he helped fund that had a lot of success. Doesn't that support the argument that schools can make a big difference? You are right that the home is probably the biggest influence, but it isn't easy to "fi
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by chwahoo 17y ago
The similiarities between GC and STMs extend beyond this particular debate as Dan Grossman describes in his 2007 OOPSLA paper: http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/djg/papers/analogy_oopsla...
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by chwahoo 17y ago
I clearly missed something - is it really that "harmful, pointless, illegal and unsavory" to have a domain that's not in use showing an ad? Yes, it's a misuse of adwords, but he could have used a more appropriate ad service. I doubt he's
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by chwahoo 17y ago
I've wondered the same thing! During Google's IO conference, the speakers expected and encouraged applause. Apple conferences are an even stronger example. It feels phoney, but perhaps it isn't. I don't think the thought process is compl
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by chwahoo 17y ago
Yes, domain squatting sucks and the writer should follow google's TOS. Further, I don't disagree that he should have lost this case. Now just because he didn't have content on the site doesn't mean that he was squatting - he may have had