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by columbo 13y ago
Doesn't seem all that surprising, these kinds of things have been around for years: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/11/secret-insignias-fro... http://vigilantcitizen.com/vigilantrepo
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by columbo 13y ago
Here's a talk in the 80's from Douglas that covers some more details: https://archive.org/details/XD302_86ACM_Prese_AugKnowledgeWo... The Q&A session at the end is very interesting. People asking about ge
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by columbo 13y ago
> Surely the disagreement should be obvious? If they interview 50 candidates and get each candidate to do a free day of work, they're exploiting the candidates and the market. If the application is so simple that you can get actual
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by columbo 13y ago
My personal advice to all small-business-owners: Don't get into pissing matches! Yeah, I don't like Sam Bowne's approach. His initial email read as someone looking to make a name for himself (this is the biggest security flaw
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by columbo 13y ago
I can see why they would want to set up rules instead of allowing anything to happen. For example, if I was to set up a bounty I really wouldn't want people at random contacting current or former clients trying to phish for passwords;
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by columbo 13y ago
I don't think there's anything that will change the class names, but there are minifiers http://yui.github.io/yuicompressor/css.html Changing the class names would be difficult as it wouldn't pick up any
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by columbo 13y ago
If it was fully functional it could be useful for automated testing. Write your tests in javascript, execute them at the point of integration in Go.
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by columbo 13y ago
I don't think I can really answer without checking all the boxes. Spending time working for a company is like investing. The amount I'm willing to invest is related to my expected return. 1 - When I was working for a large company
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by columbo 13y ago
This is very cool! I'm worried about the long term stickiness of the LEDs/Timers/ICs. If I was to buy this I'd probably stick foil to the adhesive bottom of the components so they can be rested on top of the copper tape.
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by columbo 13y ago
I struggle with calling this dystopian, even though I partially agree. I think it's great that we push work-life balance, and I believe we should disconnect but I can see where these advertisements might be comforting to some. Back in
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by columbo 13y ago
I know he mentions people doing their own googling, but I'd like to recommend this coursera course: https://www.coursera.org/course/maththink It's one of my favorite MOOCs of all time, a fantastic intro to ma
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by columbo 13y ago
Have you looked at nand2tetris? http://www.nand2tetris.org/ Going even farther back up the chain there's stuff like this: http://www.jpmsupply.com/servlet/the-1082/AM,-Radio,-Solder/...
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by columbo 13y ago
Could just be false signals for people googling "Go" the game and not the language. Golang is the first search on a generic search for "Go" ( https://www.google.com.hk/webhp?hl=zh-CN&sa=N&tab=lw#hl
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by columbo 13y ago
It's interesting. Bad capacitors ( http://news.cnet.com/When-good-capacitors-go-bad/2100-1041_3... ) maybe?
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by columbo 13y ago
Scaled down to 1/1000th of it's current size and that would be an interesting way to perform complex operations, like brain surgery. No more cutting in a straight line, instead you can move around objects. Though by that time we&#
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by columbo 13y ago
It's a pretty common sci-fi term and books have been named it as early as 1958. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_(disambiguation)?1=1
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by columbo 13y ago
Have you looked at Blank Ink? It's still in early-early-early-beta but it's the first product I looked at and thought "woah, there's something that is actually interesting in the design space". [1]: http:/&#x2
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by columbo 13y ago
Flex... I thought flex was great. I really did. The funny thing is I used to do a bunch of cold fusion work back in the day so I already had firsthand experience with Adobe's complete lack of interest in supporting a developer platform
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by columbo 13y ago
Good deal, I think I'll buy this. When it comes to buying games or apps me or our kids the "Unlock All" option is more than just a nice to have, it's a necessity. For me personally it doesn't have to do with conveni
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by columbo 13y ago
Step (1) Know what you need. I wish more companies were honest about the exact type experience they actually need. [A]: "I need someone to fix bugs. We're talking head-scratching-mind-numbing bizarre behavior bugs. Most of the tim
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by columbo 13y ago
Would a more modern version be the pedal assist bikes? ( http://www.amazon.com/Alation-Step-through-36v11Ah-Samsung-B... ) I've been thinking of getting one of these because they bridge some rules about motorized vehic
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by columbo 13y ago
Ah! Ok that makes more sense then
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by columbo 13y ago
<script id="test"> E = (function() { var F = function(x) { var secret = 42, key = 0xC0C0ACAFE; return x===key ? secret :0 }; return function G_
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by columbo 13y ago
I quickly realized how little value the endorsement system in linkedin was when my uncle endorsed me for Groovy. In my mind I like to think he was picking it as a personality trait and not a skillset.
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by columbo 13y ago
I used to work for a company that writes and administers these tests. This company broke the cardinal rule. #1 - Only give personality tests in their native language. This is unacceptable , a personality test is NOT a language aptitude tes
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by columbo 13y ago
Use the advanced search, map out your ideal response api: http://archive.org/advancedsearch.php And build a better ui. I tried it out and made a little music player in under a few hours. Example (url may break): http:&#x2F
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by columbo 13y ago
Why wait for soylent? Bag of flaxmeal, Bananas ,Oats ,Yogurt Mixed Nuts, Raisins, Power bar Blend & drink the first four, munch on the nuts & raisins during the day, have the occasional power bar, take a multivitamin and toss in a n
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by columbo 13y ago
Good job on this list, for decades titles have been really lousy in this industry. I didn't see Technical/Web/Application Architect on the list. It's been very common to add "architect" to the end of a title, e
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by columbo 13y ago
This was years ago, but I remember I was unable to test one of our vendor API calls locally because it had to hit something like api.association-of-commercial-something-or-others.com... turns out the corporate filter didn't like the wo
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by columbo 13y ago
Like everyone else has mentioned this is a very dangerous move. The label doesn't look like it includes all of the required information ( http://www.ttb.gov/pdf/brochures/p51902.pdf ). This could be bad, very

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