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ddemchuk
18y ago
send me an email, I work with a few iPhone developers who are looking to take on projects: darrindemchuk @ gmail.com
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I'm on Windows unfortunately. I would imagine there's got to be good online solutions but all I've found so far is animoto.com like I said...
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Ask HN: Best Slidehow Making Tool?
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Your argument implies that all knowledge is simply a system of beliefs cemented in by faith in those beliefs which leaves us on an equal playing field in regards to the validity of each side of the argument. By doing so, you're undermining
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Atheists do not believe. They lack belief in the assertions of theists. It is the burden of the theists to provide ample evidence to support their assertion that we all live under the watchful eye of an omnipotent God.
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I've personally felt that grades for a class over the course of a semester (and also from freshman year to graduation) should be calculated using an average of both the student's overall grade point average as well as some sort of moving av
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My philosophy professor still uses dial-up. He says it's because wireless is so unreliable My head almost exploded when he said it because he was using his laptop on our school wide wireless internet while he was saying it.
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+1 to that idea
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Yeah but there were many more links over the last few days from two different sides of an argument who both have very good points and frankly, it's not adding anything constructive anymore, it's just people jumping on the blog wagon. I actu
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Java isn't a scripting language though so I'm guessing PHP is the winner
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So many ideas that I never would have thought of, AND all open source... I dig it. Thanks.
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Yeah I'm kind of steering away from giving him all of the tools to learn web development in addition to Photoshop as I think it might just become discouraging for him at first. I'm curious about your JQuery recommendation: why not just the
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Ask HN: Teaching a non-programmer web development?
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I'm looking to start a LLC very soon as well, but my business partner lives in Virginia and I live in California...What state should we choose at that point? (don't mean to thread jack)
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Someone should do up an app that has two frames, one where you type in the URL of the site you want to review and the other that contains a text entry area that lets you type, press enter, type, press enter, creating a stream of consciousne
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www.bustaname.com sounds like the right tool for this situation...
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That seems like an interesting concept that I would some day like to dive into...how do you rate the book overall?
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Some would say that the amount of internationalization of the world has also devastated most cultures. Different dialects emerged because of regional isolation amongst different groups throughout times of historical growth. As the world i
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Universal language...there's no reason why people speak different languages anymore, they only create barriers now. In our newly technologically connected world, our languages we speak should not be getting in our way anymore...
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http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=81&th... Build the Monster Workstation from that link...it's only 8 gigs of RAM but it's close and you can basically have a Mac Pro for under a G... Just buy a retail Leopard disc so
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San Diego State
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That was a really great reply, thank you
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I'm interested in all of those questions because I have two ideas for apps that are in the same market but one targets consumers and the other targets professionals...
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agreed. I think it works so well because they didn't try to beat the system with crazy advanced prediction algorithms but instead just harnessed the listening habits and preferences of people who use the service. That's why I really want t
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I play my tunes through Winamp and have the Last.fm plugin installed so it uploads my track data for each song I listen to to the site...then the last.fm site recommends similar music based on what other stuff other people listen to who als
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I want to do this one day, but have no plans of doing it any time soon: a playlist generator for different sized mp3 players. An app I install locally that will scan my music library and then I select a song and the app mashes up with last.
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thinking and consciousness are different things. Thinking implies that you are evaluating your surroundings as all other animals do. Consciousness is the idea of self awareness: not only are you thinking about the situation, but you're th
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But crossing the street does not require a heightened sense of consciousness. In fact, you are probably not even conscious of nearly everything that's going on as you cross the street, you are just doing it. Now if you were sitting on your
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I think that defining difference could be language. While on a biological level we are not much different than primates and other mammals, what we do have that no other animal so far has exhibited is language. Humans communicate on a level
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While I agree that the OP should learn CSS/HTML (assuming they don't already know it), I know that for myself, someone who has a very solid understanding of both, that I sometimes find myself saying "FUCK IT MAN, I JUST WANT TO CODE THE APP
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