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by dopeboy 11y ago
Great links. Adding one more - Tempest 3000 gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyaeUNAAaXc Seems like a 3D version of space shooters...?
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by dopeboy 11y ago
If you're interested in fashion & tech and based out of NYC, hit me up - arithmetic@gmail.com
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by dopeboy 11y ago
For those interested in this space, another player is Sailo: http://sailo.com/ .
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Is there an equivalent for chrome?
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Though not directly related, I wonder how much web hosts like DO and Dreamhost take idle VPSes into account when thinking about their business. I imagine they're counting on some percentage of their users with the hobby plans to just h
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Yep - don't know about the rest but my former employer, Morgan Stanley, has a mandatory vacation policy (MVP) in place. You must take two consecutive weeks off per year.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
There's a lot of posts on here with suicide hotlines - please call them. Once you have, give me a call: 949-521-4954. I'm not a mental health professional or suicide prevention expert - just a random engineer who loves this commun
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Anyone notice the small bugs from 0:25 to 0:32? I wonder if those were predators or some type of helpers - comb cleaning if you will.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Might be worth adding the YC class designation next to Songkick (YC S07).
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Aside from 2.9, all of these reasons double as explanations for the lack of women in CS.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
+1 on thinkpads. Been using a X230 for three years on Linux Mint. Used a T410 on Ubuntu before that. Aside from the very rare fail on wake from a suspend, it's been great.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
He doesn't have a shot. But he deserves a tremendous amount of praise for making it one of his hallmark issues. He'll raise the visibility of it and force his competitors to comment. Maybe, just maybe, one of his competitors will
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Can someone compare this framework to Django or Rails? Java was my first language and I sorely miss a lot of aspects in it. Would be interested to know about the learning curve, performance, and ORM.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
About time. I had an opportunity to visit[0] last summer and it's ridiculous they're still on their list. Human rights record is more spotty and deserves scrutiny but they're not actively out to kill Americans. [0] - http:&#
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Used to intern for them in the summer of 2008. Always felt the good times had passed (early 2000s) with Qualcomm as their arch nemesis.
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Visiting Cuba(dopeboy.github.io)
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by dopeboy 11y ago
>> Our students can't afford to move fast and break things ... except that they can in their code. That's a really interesting point. In other crafts such as art, carpentry, or cooking, there's a distinct cost associate
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Pencil is awesome. Being a fulltime Linux user, finding a Visio like diagramming tool is hard to find. I used Pencil to draw and maintain a finite state machine for a startup I was working on. Best of all, it is free.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
I wonder if there's a cool data science project here. On a repeat basis: take a picture at night, do some basic CV on it, and output an occupancy rate. Might be interesting for some of the luxury buildings you've noticed.
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Beat me to it.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
I don't personally develop on a Chromebook but I teach kids who do and they'll use a cloud based IDE like Cloud9 or Nitrous.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Interesting - I've only been using Uber for ~2 years now but I came across it from the opposite direction. I couldn't afford them until UberX came out. I took an UberX last night and the driver didn't know the cross street in
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Maybe I'm jaded but it's pretty refreshing to read about pure passion at work. Three guys put together in the same room hacking (in the real sense of the word - going off message and pushing their machines) to produce a fun game
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by dopeboy 11y ago
I think that's what phantom_oracle is getting at. Being in a co-working space will put you around other people and increase your chances of doing activities in your free time with them.
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How's that a downside? Furthermore, why's it necessary for someone else to know about it? Doesn't it hold value even if you only experienced it?
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>> I think there is a stigma attached going out alone though - I have random people ask me if I am alone and seem surprised by the answer. This is the hardest part to combat, especially at a bar when there's no attraction (say, a
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Very cool. Reminds me of my grad school days when I was implementing cuckoo hashing on a cell processor.
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by dopeboy 11y ago
Mike - excellent work. It's been fascinating to see this idea go from idea to reality - honored to be part of that. I'm down for Down.
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by dopeboy 12y ago
Thanks for the kind words pen2l!
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by dopeboy 12y ago
Hey all - Manish here. Happy to answer questions in this thread too.

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