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14y ago
One of the ACM's email lists makes you log in to unsubscribe, but then I can't access that section of the site because my membership lapsed. And this organization purports to represent the state of the art in this field.
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I want the chance to do things right. So I guess "autonomy", but it's more than that. Dare I call it "revenge"? My career started with six years in a legacy development ghetto. I started looking for work in the tail end of the dot-com crash
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The office and actually getting dressed for work in the morning make all the difference for me. Even if I end up on the couch with my laptop watching Mad Men at the end of the day, starting that day in the "studio" with a cup of coffee sets
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14y ago
Specifically, Computer World UK and Jeff Jarvis (currently of Buzz Machine but formerly of People, Entertainment Weekly, and the SF Examiner) got in touch with Amazon PR directly for a statement. There were likely more big publications cont
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This was incredibly helpful to our team about a month ago when a client wanted people to be able to email the art project they built on their site, including the state of multiple canvasses. The library was really easy to use and the output
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14y ago
This probably isn't going to be much help, but I've been thinking back to when I was your age a lot lately (I'm 35). Your generation has so many resources available to learn programming, and so many opportunities to create through the open
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14y ago
The VIC-II "steals" CPU cycles every 8th scan line in order to load sprite & color data, what C64 folks call "bad lines". It has a BA (Bus Available) pin that's fed into the address decoder PLA. When BA is low, the PLA tells the CPU tha
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tl;dr - Here's a video demonstration: http://youtu.be/0_6rC025sK0?t=34m16s CardSpace was a Microsoft project led by Kim Cameron, the godfather of digital identity. They originally wanted to make it part of Windows Vista, but it was droppe
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I'm genuinely curious. I did my bachelor's thesis on the identity ecosystem. I was an early adopter of CardSpace, iNames, OpenID, and any other digital identity solution that came along and I watched them wither from lack of interest. I was
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No need to guess. Licensing info & source code are available at http://ios.wordpress.org/development/ The Vendor directory contains the third-party libraries they're using. All of them appear to be MIT or Apache licensed.
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15y ago
Chances are they'd more open to telecommuting at the lower end of the salary range, as an incentive for top talent to take a lower wage.
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15y ago
I was just using Gusto for web development at lunch yesterday. It's a pretty good way to work if you don't want to drag a full laptop around everywhere. It's like that famous saying about the best camera -- the best coding tool is the one y
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16y ago
We'll find out in 2018 apparently.
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The people I follow on Twitter basically fall into two categories: people I know in person and people I don't. I like knowing what's going on in the lives of people I know & care about. And, the people I don't know share interesting art
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16y ago
He was absent from all of his podcasts for a while to take his daughter Abby off to college. I noticed he hadn't tweeted for a bit. I just figured he was relaxing after all that stress.
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16y ago
I use a bean bag under my wrist when I use the Wacom touch pad. Works great.
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I have Tourette's, which is often comorbid with OCD. I guess the closest thing I have to an obsession is an irrational sense of dread when I leave the house wondering if I locked the front door. Really deep all-consuming dread. I've been to
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16y ago
3G 32GB. Love it. I take it almost everywhere instead of a laptop. Great for surfing, e-books, even a little code. Makes my Blackberry look like a pathetic piece of @(%&@#.
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Become an ACM member. Membership includes access to a subset of Safari Books and Books 24x7.
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16y ago
I've been wanting something like this since I got hooked on Instapaper. Now I just need time to watch all these videos.
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17y ago
Not for me. I used to keep written lists, but got sick of forgetting them at work or having them fall apart when I was caught in a rainstorm. I used "I Want Sandy" for over a year, and was visibly upset when "she" went away. I got accustome