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by chwolfe 17y ago
Nice :P You can have wolfram and I'll take ACC titles and we'll call it even :o)
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by chwolfe 17y ago
My Alma Mater: Input: Virginia Tech Results: Wolfram Alpha isn't sure what to do with your input. What is this?! Amateur Hour!
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Ask HN: Video Screenshot Software for Documentation Purposes?
2 points by chwolfe 17y ago|2 comments
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Introduction to Amazon Elastic MapReduce(s3.amazonaws.com)
1 points by chwolfe 17y ago|0 comments
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Why Is Gmail Still in Beta?(slate.com)
11 points by chwolfe 18y ago|26 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
If you watch it in reverse, you can visualize Circuit City's fate.
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PopBox Javascript image manipulator(c6software.com)
1 points by chwolfe 18y ago|0 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Great minds think alike!
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Fansnap should acquire Ticketstumbler (This assumes Fansnap has not spent $10.5 million on coke and hookers).
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Patton - "Rommel, you magnificent bastard! I read your book!"
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Christ. I read the title as "Iceland after the fail". I need to take a break from the internets.
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by chwolfe 18y ago
This is very true. I was not attempting to port the author's code to .NET 3.5 as much as to introduce C# lambda expression syntax to the readers here.
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Comparing C# 2.0's functional capabilities to Haskell/Python is terribly misleading. You can perform functional tasks easily in 3.5 using lambda expressions and built in functional operators such as: listOfTestObjects.ForEach(x => sOutp
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Nice The Who ref.
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by chwolfe 18y ago
I was expecting an Onion article.
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Michael Scott: I enjoy having breakfast in bed. I like waking up to the smell of bacon, sue me. And since I don't have a butler, I have to do it myself. So, most nights before I go to bed, I will lay six strips of bacon out on my George For
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by chwolfe 18y ago
If you work in an IE world, Fiddler is a nice tool.
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by chwolfe 18y ago
As someone who codes in C# during the week, I would much rather play around with other languages on the weekend to gain new insight and motivation. If Ruby was a popular 9-5 language, I would expect to see a similar drop over the weekend.
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Wall Street's bad dream(economist.com)
3 points by chwolfe 18y ago|0 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
"What about fundamentals? Fundamentals is a word invented by sellers to find buyers."
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Great to see another Hokie in the startup world! Legal question: If a professor requests his/her test to be removed, I am assuming you will have to comply?
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by chwolfe 18y ago
If the other providers do not catch up with Stubhub, won't TicketStumbler end up being a nice front end to Stubhub?
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Interesting Outlier: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/the_bonus/07/1...
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Ask YC: Enhanced Index Funds
1 points by chwolfe 18y ago|1 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Does anyone have experience with recommendation services like MyBuys?
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Memo to Microsoft: You Can't Bribe People To Ditch Google(slate.com)
2 points by chwolfe 18y ago|1 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
locked up my browser... os x 10.3.9 on firefox 2.0.0.14
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The Next American Frontier(online.wsj.com)
1 points by chwolfe 18y ago|0 comments
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by chwolfe 18y ago
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/63/fasttalk.html "The basic worry that comes with having lots of money is no different from what worries everyone else. Whether you've got $100 or $100 million, you don't want to lose it. After we sold
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by chwolfe 18y ago
Correct. There is a big difference in leveraging options when you own tons of stock in a company vs. using options as a high class lotto ticket. Example: Mark Cuban used options to guarantee he would be set for life no matter what happened

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