dyeje

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1081.
by dyeje 14y ago
You know after reading the comments on here I was expecting something really horrific. It was pretty short and not all that ludicrous when the time period is taken into account.
1082.
by dyeje 14y ago
Interesting observation, I didn't even notice that.
1083.
by dyeje 14y ago
Unfortunatly one's options are not always clear.
1084.
by dyeje 14y ago
I'm really confused. This link just takes me to a broken splash page with Trello marketing text that overlaps and cut off pictures? Might want to check that out if any of the authors are out there. HTC EVO 4g BTW.
1085.
by dyeje 14y ago
The first thing I thought was also 'What language can I script in?' After a few clicks I just closed the tab. Should definitely be more visible.
1086.
by dyeje 14y ago
I'd have to agree, AP classes saved me around $4000. Yeah, they're not as rigorous Aw real college courses, but it's a great way to get some gen eds that you didn't particularly care about out of the way.
1087.
by dyeje 14y ago
This awesome, I remember being really frustrated when I started out at my Rails internship because there wasn't any comprehensive documentation for HTML stuff like I was used to with Java, C++, etc.
1088.
by dyeje 14y ago
Oh, of course. The dance between defense and offense will continue as usual. However, there may be a window of time where a lot of services are left vulnerable in the transition.
1089.
by dyeje 14y ago
Definitely. I'd imagine it wouldn't very hard to find even a paid internship if she puts the legwork in.
1090.
by dyeje 14y ago
A lot of public key cryptography methods used in the real world are based on the fact that factoring really big numbers is computationally unfeasible. Shor's algorithm makes it feasible, but it's a quantum algorithm that can't be run on a
1091.
by dyeje 14y ago
Stop reading after the second paragraph, quantum computing isn't some magic wand you wave at problems to make them disappear. It's simply a new way of approaching them, and it requires algorithms designed to take advantage of this new appr
1092.
by dyeje 14y ago
Who says everything has to be suitable for group development or long term maintainability? What's wrong with just coding for the sake of expressing oneself? I love these kind of things precisely because of this. Programming is an art, and I
1093.
by dyeje 14y ago
Great job, felt like a really polished pitch. Loved the video. I wonder if the would kids ever get weary of seeing the same images in their parents' replies?
1094.
by dyeje 14y ago
Bandcamp is a fantastic service that doesn't get nearly enough mention in these kinds of conversations. They've really already perfected this direct to fan model. They've even implemented a merch store into the service, allowing you to do a
1095.
by dyeje 14y ago
Yea, it's light on the specs, but I feel it's a leap of faith that's reasonable to make when you have John Carmack, CliffyB, and Gabe Newell telling you to jump.
1096.
by dyeje 14y ago
I completely agree. What's worse is that the article doesn't even really present the opposite view, instead just agreeing with the general point of the original and stating it's attention instead of time, essentially arguing semantics. This
1097.
by dyeje 14y ago
I wonder who picked the picture for it and what their intentions were. I mean, an N64 controller? Really? The language screams of bias. The severity and implications of internet/porn/video game/etc addiction are certainly up for discuss
1098.
by dyeje 15y ago
I've only heard terrible things from other people about BlackBerry dev. Specifically, that there were numerous issues porting. Does anyone have any experience to the contrary? What is the BlackBerry user base like at this point anyway?
1099.
by dyeje 15y ago
Yeah, I can appreciate the spirit of it, but I think the "not featured on" could be a little more prominent. Heck, I think it might even add to the joke a bit because some people would still end up just scanning and say "Oh wow, TechCrunch
1100.
by dyeje 15y ago
I'm interested in seeing how the dualist/monist debates. If one thinks that the consciousness is separate from the body, how does that position stay defensible if we are able to create something which is, for all intensive purposes (that i
1101.
by dyeje 15y ago
Is the font on this page really hard on the eyes or is it just me?
1102.
by dyeje 15y ago
I predict Grand Rapids will be a software powerhouse in the next 10 years.
1103.
by dyeje 15y ago
How many users does your startup have?
1104.
by dyeje 15y ago
To me it seems that the native app is the one on the chopping block. It seems that websites are getting closer and closer to the native experience. Once they're close enough, why would you ever want to make an app? With the website, you
1105.
by dyeje 15y ago
A music selling platform sounds like a pretty good idea for this I'd say. It could be a one stop shop for searching for music, interacting with artists, and buying music. Might be interesting. Take some notes from Myspace Music, Bandcamp
1106.
by dyeje 15y ago
One thing I've been noticing with arguments against this lawsuit is that people are saying "If prices are too high, just buy from another publisher." The thing is that it just doesn't work that way with books. If I want to read Moby Dick bu
1107.
by dyeje 15y ago
At first I thought, "Hmm, nifty idea. Could be useful." But then I stopped to examine the use of it. It seems that this idea is inherently kind of pointless because the places you frequent you already know how to get to. On the other han