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ecaradec
16y ago
Telling candidates why they are not a good fit is not the company job, it's your job as a candidate to figure out why you are not a good fit. Also it would open them to some liability, which is something that anyone prefers to avoid. I some
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ecaradec
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If you implicitly consider the market to be fair, yes. It's a kind of fair though...
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Please help me understand the Jacobian matrix
(boards.straightdope.com)
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ecaradec
16y ago
I think that was a comment on your blog ! I bookmarked the comment as it was the first time I heard about this too. It was here : http://spencerfry.com/whats-a-non-programmer-to-do
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ecaradec
16y ago
It's something I've been trying to fix lately. It's not only about your online reputation, you should care of your offline reputation as well. I don't mean it in a tricky way, by deceiving people : You should try to provide value for others
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ecaradec
16y ago
it wasn't that successful before the acquisition
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Pain and Waste
(lion.posterous.com)
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If it doesn't hurt, you aren't trying hard enough...
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Your traffic sources have a half-life
(softwarebyrob.com)
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Projects with Vim using projects.vim 02.09.2009
(nodnod.net)
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I use vim project. I load all my files in the side pane, and I search with / the file I want to open. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=69
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ecaradec
16y ago
justin is way too modest. He grew his plugio to a passive $1000 a month revenue which is actually more than most here I suppose. It is certainly more than me. I don't know him personally but he is the host/cohost of http://techzinglive.com
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ecaradec
16y ago
I think it's because most help system emebedded inside applications are useless. Vim is the only internal help I find useful.
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ecaradec
16y ago
very nice idea, I wonder how much money would be enough to make wikipedia run on its dividends only. Does anyone know how much wikipedia cost to operate ?
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To the rate at ipv6 is installing we are still nowhere today, we have been there for more than 5 years, and we could still be there 5 years from now. I have read several times that it ipv6 had been designed non backward compatible, so I sup
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16y ago
Agree, it may even be a good thing for them, because as apple is popularizing HDR picture, friends with 3G phones will want to do the same and find an app. Sometimes it's nice to have the big player do the education of the market.
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16y ago
Can't we just make a backward compatible IPV6 bis, move on and forget this fiasco ?
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ecaradec
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You can't go wrong by doing nothing : I think that the most prevalent behaviour in bank. Anything new is dismissed as too unsecure, so only the most essential things get ever done.
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ecaradec
16y ago
Be very careful, expect if you were specifically engaged to fix that kinds of issues, that's fine. Otherwise you might end up in the role of the guy who is disatisfied of anything he does. Get some things out first, once you get more confia
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16y ago
You could host a webbrowser view inside your app and use any webview. Most affiliations platforms should work except adsense and other technologies who need contents on pages. You could also try to contact http://www.spointer.com/ . They
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ecaradec
16y ago
I remember professors doing that kind of things when I was a student then declaring that students didn't studied well, didn't followed their rules, cheated, or anything else. I don't think it help students to progress it any way. It just fe
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Intercepting system api calls
(software.intel.com)
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How To Use the “Seven Deadly Sins” to Turn Visitors into Customers
(smashingmagazine.com)
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Whenever I feel bad because the world around me is falling, I always repeat myself that it's just a normal reaction. Take your time, it's ok be sad, you don't have to accomodate people around you. You were also very lucky to have build such
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Nice idea but windowless flash are also more cpu consuming, so ads would use more cpu. I wonder what's the environmental impact of a change like this would be ;) What's strange was that performance was my original thought when seeing that t
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Is 600 hours the length of an idea?
(grownsoftware.com)
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ecaradec
16y ago
Potentially related threads : Math for hackers : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=672067 Good books on mathematics for somebody who's only taken high school math? : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=299687 Recommendation for (re)le
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ecaradec
16y ago
do you mean that's a bad idea ? why ?
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It inspire me an app : - I'll give it the task I'm going to do - 1H after I start the task, it asks again Now I can work in 1H period and it fills my hourly log...
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Recaptcha vs OCR
(google.com)
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