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I've had a similar cartoonish experience talking with folks from the NY State Tax Department (specifically unemployment insurance & worker's comp). Brief backstory was I had a production company and we paid everyone as indepen
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Have you thought about using a headless web browser like casperjs?
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SEEKING WORK - New Orleans Local or Remote Full-stack open source developer. Expert-level PHP and JavaScript, confident with Ruby, Perl, and Python too. Tools I commonly work with and know quite well: - Web Frameworks: Symfony, Ruby on
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No, it's not government-owned. "According to the 2009 financial statement, about 50% of NPR revenues come from the fees it charges member stations for programming and distribution charges."[0] [0] https://en.wikiped
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I have a strong feeling that when your local station's pledge drive begins, the app will use your location data to generate notifications about donating, which you'll be able to do through the app. At least, that's how I woul
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Not all rollerblades are difficult to put on -- check out Doop skates.
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So if the NSA is the new McCarthyism, does that make Linux the new Communism?
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This is awesome! [Edit: How do I get more dice? I've 9 Semesters in and over 100K in debt and am only 40% with my dissertation]
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I did not know that the speed of the Earth's rotation is affected by earthquakes[0] and the weather[1], and thus the need for a leap second. 0: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth's_rotation#Changes_in_rot... 1
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How ISIS Games Twitter
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I've been using freeagent for about a year now. it's a little pricey, but the UI is great and it's built for freelancers
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Thanks for building this! Before, I was using a hackey Perl script[0] and was thinking: "boy, I really hope someone builds a website to do this for me" [0] https://coderwall.com/p/ka3lia?i=2&p=1&q=autho
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Hi! I also build job scrapers ( http://nolatechjobs.leesome.com ) and have a question about the dependency on redis... why not just generate a time-stamp within the ruby scraper (which you already do) and store it within the resul
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Have you heard of the This Developers Life podcast? http://thisdeveloperslife.com/
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I agree with the spirit of the article, and would like to add that the thing that bugs me about these Wikipedia re-designs is that none of these designers seem to know that it's quite easy to add your own CSS and restyle Wikipedia. I&#
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Some techniques I've used: * Speaking in an accent. It doesn't have to be a good accent or super overt, just anything to change your voice. I've found focusing on pulling off the accent forces you to concentrate on you speech
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My own anecdotal evidence shows no effect. Also, nice username.
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Then I probably shouldn't introduce you to The Daily WTF[0] [0] http://thedailywtf.com/
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My job search http://nolatechjobs.leesome.com/ Built with a chron job tied to jeckyll
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Upvoting because there is definitely demand for this service, but not sure it's a good idea. It would encourage a "race-to-the-bottom" type behavior on the part of employers and encourage a situation similar to indentured ser
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If you can, wrap all your SQL statements in a transaction and check them first :)
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You could always have your CasperJS scraping script make an AJAX request to a RESTful API for your MySQL DB. You won't be doing it all from one piece of code, but you'll be doing about 90% of it.
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SEEKING WORK - New Orleans Local or Remote Full-stack open source developer. Expert-level PHP and JavaScript, confident with Ruby and Perl too. Tools I commonly work with and know quite well: - Web Frameworks: Symfony, Ruby on Rails -
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Show HN: A scraper I built for New Orleans tech jobs
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A Phone Without A Phone
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I'm going to speculate that this is a very strategic move from Facebook. Remember BlackBerry Messenger? one of the early selling points of the phone was that BBM let you communicate for free, instantly, with people all over the world.
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I'm imagining a user who's very busy and puts off taking the selfie until the last minute... when they're in line. Then the show the photo they just took to the bouncer to get in? I think the reaction from people at these eve
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I assume because you can break the CD in half and use it as a weapon
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One of the initial draws of Bitcoin is that there is a fixed amount of BTC available and once it's all mined, it's impossible to anyone to "print more money". But now, with clone currencies like dogecoin and litecoin (an
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Yes, I agree. I would just hang out in rooms all day; tt.fm was like a rush of nostalgia from my IRC days.
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