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by dquigley 15y ago
Exactly my thought. What if someone decided to start doing this for politicians and political parties? And then goes to YouTube and reports a bunch of political ads for copyright infringement as well? I'm not recommending that someone actua
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by dquigley 15y ago
I realize the experience I described cost quite a bit, but for some context, our high school was in a blue collar town. We several neighboring high schools in white collar towns, that didn't have what we had (and in fact were sending a few
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by dquigley 15y ago
Maybe most high schools have gotten that way, but I had a very different experience. Made some chemical mixture in Chemistry that would go up in a puff if it was bumped. In my high school engineering classes, we stripped the motor out of a
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by dquigley 15y ago
Thanks!
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by dquigley 15y ago
That these things still work is an amazing feat of engineering.
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by dquigley 15y ago
Maybe I missed it in the article, but what online tool were they using to develop the textbook?
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by dquigley 15y ago
An interesting idea, but do you think many American citizens would take these jobs, even with subsidized wages? I personally don't think they would, but I'd be interested to hear what others think.
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by dquigley 15y ago
Using the word outsourcing I believe biases this conversation in a negative way. Another way to title this article positively would be, "You can find high quality programming talent outside the Valley & even the US, which can save your
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by dquigley 15y ago
Regardless of whether this is the "best" solution for everyone, I'm excited to see people trying these ideas, open sourcing their designs and creating space for there to even be a discussion like this. Pardon the cheesy line, but it's a mov
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by dquigley 15y ago
But when you live in the city like I do, just crossing the street can be made dangerous by these same people. [EDIT] Plus people walking and texting in the city can be just as bad when driving in Chicago when they walk out into an intersect
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by dquigley 15y ago
That was my thought as well when I saw the headline. Also this article explains briefly the history of it - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitching_Betty
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by dquigley 15y ago
I have to admit I didn't realize it wasn't a screenshot until I came here to see what people's comments were.
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by dquigley 15y ago
Great explanation of how to redeem a long commute. Making the best of your situation, and using it to your advantage. (i.e., Life Hacking!)
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by dquigley 15y ago
Great idea and execution. From my perspective the point isn't how great the programmin is, but that you got your son to view himself as a creator, and to recognize that he can make things! Awesome father-son idea!
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by dquigley 15y ago
Matt, Would it be possible/financially practically for Google to offer a premium support option that would pay for itself? Figure out how much it costs to respond to someone, offer that as a flat fee with a clear indication, that paying on
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by dquigley 15y ago
Sarcasm?
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by dquigley 15y ago
I've thought this would be a great idea for a long time. Glad to see the technology is catching up and being implemented. My only concern would be that someone forgets a crucial angle or some level of detail is missed and then someone ends
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by dquigley 15y ago
Anyone else notice that their logo is extremely similiar to Delicious' logo. PixelJET - http://public5010.thepixeljet.com/demo/buttons.png Delicious - http://l.yimg.com/hr/15213726/img/delicious.48px.gif Looks like a cool service though
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by dquigley 16y ago
It might be worthwhile to add some contact information to your profile or a link to your blog about your MVP. Otherwise those of us in the Midwest who might be interested can't ever find out more. :) I'm in Chicago and love to connect with
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by dquigley 16y ago
It does sounds like there might be an opportunity though for a developer-focused CV review service? HNcvreview.com anyone? Maybe you could get away with a flat rate if you provided additional services besides the review. Maybe taking the CV
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by dquigley 16y ago
Trying it out now. This is a great concept for trying out a new OS. Props to Stéphane Graber for providing the hosting! [UPDATE] - Couldn't get it to load. It started connecting and then timed out. Maybe I'm just unlucky number 11!
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by dquigley 16y ago
Definitely agree with rjurney that you need to eventually update the homepage, but sweet idea for an app. I've signed up, but I'm still waiting to see how it actually works out my tweetstream