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The State of MarkDown Editors
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12y ago
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RabbitMQ messaging concepts visualized using D3.js
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13y ago
Qualcomm - San Diego, CA - Application & System Administrator To apply: http://bit.ly/10uvgbD Qualcomm is always hiring but this post is specifically looking for an application and system administrator. The position is
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cilo
13y ago
Who needs comments, all posts should just have a graffiti wall. What could go wrong?
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13y ago
Always fun to read these Etsy ops posts. I'm very curious to know what their practical architecture looks like that allows them to capture 250k unique metrics and also run skyline against them all. It seems like each new algorithm woul
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13y ago
I initially thought the Apple version was on the left and was wondering why people were excited about less refined looking icons. Those IOS icons are so inconsistent. It's like they told skeuomorphic designers to take their designs and
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14y ago
The bitcoin incident was a xen exploit that they couldn't talk about until Xen provided a fix and disclosed themselves. They talk about it, without referencing the bitcoin incident specifically, here http://blog.linode.com/2012/06/13/xen-
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Personally I'll only ever allow flash to load and watch a video if a product page has sufficiently grabbed my attention first. Doubly so if I'm at work. They should focus more on the real time nature of the updates and why I should care if
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14y ago
You might want to try http://jsbin.com/ewufof/21 so you get the actual page and not the JS Bin edit interface.
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14y ago
First off, my own anecdotal findings are that atheists are some of the best read people on religious subject matters. So I would say many of them have no qualms with reading religious themed work. Secondly, at its core Zen Buddhism is more