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by enkiv2 12y ago
As someone living outside of the west coast, I've noticed a ridiculous number of essentially non-technical stories about living in California. Does HN currently skew so unevenly in terms of geography that a majority or significant mino
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by enkiv2 12y ago
It might be more accurate to call this a simulation of vga text mode -- more early 90s than 1980s. Still, very cool.
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by enkiv2 12y ago
It looks like the thing that's going to really blow up soon is IoT (or, at the very least, it looks like it's going to be the most lucrative, un-sexy-sounding thing on the planet in 5-10 years). If you have a good grounding in C,
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by enkiv2 12y ago
There was a release in 1993, a complete open source release of all code developed during the 80s at autodesk in 1999, a release around 2003, a windows demo in 2007, and this latest release. There were some intellectual-property-related dela
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by enkiv2 12y ago
The main issue with the wired article is that it's factually inaccurate. Ted has written a point by point rebuttal to it, which you can find with a cursory search.
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by enkiv2 12y ago
A lot of job listings are actually for internal candidates, and although the employer is required by law to perform interviews, the external candidate will never get the job over the internal candidate (since the external candidate is a hig
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by enkiv2 13y ago
Adafruit asked me to do a writeup of my (very similar) project several months ago. I'm glad that someone else did it instead -- this looks far more slick. The design is superior in at least five or six ways to mine: 1) there's go