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I agree that the less reputable apps are probably being used to convert the in-app purchases into cash. As for KingdomConquest in-app purchases, my guess is these aren't being used to get cash, but specifically to confuse people trying to d
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Poll: What build system do you use for your projects?
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Ant
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Autotools
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CMake
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Jam
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Make (standalone)
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Can someone explain why/how the cables allegedly kicked off Arab Spring? I get how they pertain to Egypt's former information minister specifically, but wasn't the greater amount of unrest in the region preexisting?
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I hope it will be possible to build applications that can take advantage of both interfaces in one executable. Then detect the current context and display accordingly. I like the idea of Metro, but I will like it less if I have to create tw
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Official enrollment for Stanford's online AI class has begun
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I was in the same dorm room from my sophomore year onward. Unfortunately we were required to clear everything out during the summer months, including any similar customizations we had made, otherwise I might have gone all out like this too.
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His direct links from part 3 to parts 1 and 2 are broken. However if you click on "More Articles" ( http://20bits.com/category/articles/ ) on his homepage the links there work fine. http://20bits.com/articles/graph-theory-part-i-introducti
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Since I don't find the idea of yuppies buying yuppies coffees very interesting I decided to mix things up a bit. OP/Sam, I understand that you believe there are worse problems in the world. I have no doubt that you are correct. However, t
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Remember there is often a difference between working hard and working smart. I would try to focus less on the amount of hours put in and instead just focus on what value you're adding to your project.
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Three Sins of Authors in Computer Science and Math
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On the first of every month there is an automated "Who is hiring?" post to HN. Then people/companies reply in the comments with what they have available. There are always a good number of remote jobs posted as well. Here is a link to the cu
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Agreed. Using Facebook, Twitter or any service that can disseminate information quickly for the purpose of spreading knowledge is always a good thing. If done wisely or at least with enough propaganda it may even inspire others to act. Howe
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Saying that Google's primary purpose is to serve ads is like saying that a government's primary purpose is to collect taxes. It's a means to an end; not an end in and of itself.
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I think that's different than what the OP is talking about though. If different stories are providing updates to an earlier story or original information of some other kind that's fine. If there are multiple links from different sources tha
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Ask HN: Best ways to drown out invasive thoughts and focus on a task?
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Quantum magic trick shows reality is what you make it
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I work for US Steel and what you use here depends on the type of programming you do. On the mainframe, everything here is either DB2 or IMS (aka DB1). If you do "alternate platform development" (read: Windows and/or Linux) then you use Orac
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Maybe this is some of my love for C shining through, but I've always thought of an array index as denoting the distance from the array pointer to the current/desired position. Thus in an array of integers for example, array[0] represents wh
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Using Chrome 12 on Windows and it looks exactly like the Mac screenshot for me.
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http://rosettacode.org is a wiki with concise algorithms/solutions/snippets in as many languages as you can think of. The algorithms listed range from mundane to clever to anywhere in between. If you haven't already been there it's defini
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