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by djahng 17y ago
I'd just search around for tutorials and stuff on what you're looking at (PHP, JavaScript, etc). You really only need a basic understanding to get started. And that's what you really need to do...just get started. Ultimately you don't be
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by djahng 17y ago
It's how Viacom became the company it is today.
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by djahng 17y ago
Open up a Mac Pro, then open up a Dell. You don't need to be an electrical engineer to appreciate the difference.
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by djahng 17y ago
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ There's a section on imports.
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by djahng 17y ago
same here (Safar 4), but it stops scrolling back to the top of the page after the page completely finishes loading...
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by djahng 17y ago
So, in the context of the SSO cookie, could tampering with the encrypted data be prevented by signing the ciphertext (please excuse the terminology if it's not correct)? What I mean by that is, encrypt the cookie's plaintext (e.g. "user=us
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by djahng 17y ago
Haha reminds me of the quote from Richard Nixon's Head in Futurama: Listen here Missy, computers may be twice as fast as they were in 1973...
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by djahng 17y ago
Did you point out that the double-your-bet-after-you-lose strategy breaks down once you hit the upper betting limit?
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by djahng 17y ago
Juris Doctor
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by djahng 17y ago
Yup, and it happens all the time. Take credit when things go right, spread the blame when they don't.
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by djahng 17y ago
Well, it really should be "The Best Entrepreneurs Know How To Learn From Their Failures"
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by djahng 17y ago
I agree with you in that the judge and jury probably didn't understand the first thing about patent at all. Unfortunately that's not what the lawsuit was about. It was that Apple was aware of the patent and infringed upon it anyways. I th
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by djahng 17y ago
Nice job getting it done so quickly. You have any plans/ideas on how to make money with it?
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by djahng 18y ago
yup, or even: how many college drop-outs don't become billionaires?
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by djahng 18y ago
Haha Hackers...and when you break into a computer system it goes all 3-D too right?
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by djahng 18y ago
Yeah...MBAs don't really teach you how to be an entrepreneur.
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by djahng 18y ago
don't forget an accountant
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by djahng 18y ago
set an alarm and be disciplined enough to get up and not hit snooze.
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by djahng 18y ago
It's also not ideal because it's ratiometric to the supply voltage, not reference ground. They're reading the voltage across R2, and subtracting that from "5V" to determine the voltage across the sensor. There should also be an anti-aliasi
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by djahng 18y ago
voltage divider: v_analog = 5V * R2/(R2 + VR1) it's pretty meaningless by itself, you also need to know the bit resolution of the ADC and reference voltage.
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by djahng 18y ago
Pretty cool. 25nm dielectric spacing is very thin...more important than scaling (quantity/capacity) is whether or not it can handle the voltages necessary before breaking down.
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The Green Bubble will not be like our Last Bubbles(businessinsider.com)
2 points by djahng 18y ago|1 comments
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by djahng 18y ago
>Never let your schooling interfere with your education, someone clever once said. Being willing to sacrifice at the edges is one of the most important skills you’ll ever learn. I completely agree. You'll find in school that there are
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by djahng 18y ago
I wonder why shorter methods would be inversely correlate with errors. Maybe it's, to some extent, similar to why so many people get confused by pointers: they lose track of where they are in the program.
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by djahng 18y ago
Where does your information come from? According to their website they were acquired for $6.6B in 2005. The acquisition was probably at some multiple of revenues...so how did they get up to $13.646B? Besides, earnings are more important
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by djahng 18y ago
I think VCs in general will be backing less companies in the next year or two. Part of this may be that limited partners who have pledged a certain amount of investment capital will be trying to delay VC funding rounds until the economy st
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by djahng 18y ago
I work at a company where this ideology is implemented. There are no "managers", and we are expected to manage ourselves. The company has divided itself into 2 camps: 1) Design guru - this person does not need to collaborate with anyone (i
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by djahng 18y ago
I agree with your point c...do you want to be associating yourself with someone who's legacy is a website that allows people to anonymously trash-talk their VCs?
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by djahng 18y ago
I think the author is missing the point. You can find people anywhere in the world to fund a website that "shows cat videos" as long as you don't approach investors with that thesis. And really, it's ok to fail anywhere, not just Silicon
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by djahng 18y ago
Hmmm, well the mistake that Yahoo made was identifying themselves as a portal, and that the portal was the core of their business. What they failed to realize was that the driving force behind the portal was the fact that people were still

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