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by inuhj 15y ago
The title has nothing to do with the content of the article.
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by inuhj 15y ago
I'm covered under the same Apple warranty if I buy from Best Buy or the Apple store. From anecdotal experience people buy from the Apple store because they don't know that it's the same. Are you assuming Apple has a hidden policy to treat c
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by inuhj 15y ago
It's especially bizarre given that the majority of college students are 18+. What obligation do you have to the parents of a 20 year old? Your obligations are solely to your students.
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by inuhj 15y ago
It wasn't too sweeping--I purposefully said nothing about what responsible parents do ;).
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by inuhj 15y ago
The most irresponsible parents don't practice family planning. That probably contributes heavily to their results.
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by inuhj 15y ago
Jobs had a hand in making event loops standard programming fare, and was there when Apple and NeXT pushed languages such as Objective-C and Dylan and various software frameworks, and decided to cease supporting others. - http://lambda-the-
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by inuhj 15y ago
Will do.
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by inuhj 15y ago
Amazing. I'm so glad someone coded this. The price is a bit high for our institution(a struggling community hospital with 10 ICU beds) but hopefully I can get IT to consider it in our budget. The machine we use is a one-off and rarely works
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by inuhj 15y ago
Steve Jobs could code. He was a technical founder.
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by inuhj 15y ago
The question I ask myself is why would you want a non-technical founder to learn to code if they will never write production code? The encoded message in most of the replies fall in to a few categories: 1) to understand the technical feasib
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by inuhj 15y ago
This is tangential but Attenborough's narration of Planet Earth was awful. He contradicted himself with his superlatives every other episode.
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by inuhj 15y ago
See you guys tomorrow! :D
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by inuhj 15y ago
cliffs: Silicon Valley is great because there are a lot of tech entrepreneurs to get advice from and share with.
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by inuhj 15y ago
It took me much longer than I'm comfortable admitting to realize that this was an April Fool's joke.
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by inuhj 15y ago
Similar to the "I am rich." app released on the app store so long ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Rich was art. I'm not sure if I think your site is imitation or art as well.
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by inuhj 15y ago
How is the money a formality? I don't understand what Dandelion plans to add beyond the money. The pitch suggests that this is for people looking for 2.5-5k for design, marketing, etc. It makes no mention of mentorship or any other benefits
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by inuhj 15y ago
I am building this right now actually ;).
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by inuhj 15y ago
nodebeginner.org was awesome for getting acquainted with node.js. I purchased the book and was a bit disappointed that it didn't add a whole lot more than the tutorial but I was glad to support your efforts. Thanks for making this.
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by inuhj 15y ago
Agreed. I wish more books would adopt this strategy: "Ok, stop. To move forward with the application we will need code that does X, Y, and Z. Here is the spec that I want you to code for the next step. Work on it for a bit. If you're having
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by inuhj 15y ago
I agree completely with this article. Math and physics are hard. It requires a certain disposition to be willing to sit with a problem for minutes or hours and have faith that you will be able to find the solution. The fields are also litte
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by inuhj 15y ago
"Definitely the hardest year of my life, but I wouldn’t have it any other way." The last line gave me pause and catapulted me in to the reply box when I had no intention of being here. But now that I'm here I'm going to give you my 0.02. It
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by inuhj 15y ago
Hi, im working on a bone marrow drive for Amit in Chicago. If you want to help drop me an email (edit: I put my email in the profile).
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by inuhj 15y ago
Apple doesn't try all sorts of things and sees what sticks? Where is the long term belief in Ping? How is AppleTV working out? Every company has failed products.
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by inuhj 15y ago
OWS not having a message is not an accident or a lack of planning...it is the plan. They're taking a page from the book of Obama(and other politicians) by making OWS a blank slate on to which to project your anger and unhappiness with the "
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by inuhj 15y ago
I would definitely make it to one as well.
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by inuhj 15y ago
Hi zds, I'm excited to see what you guys come up with!
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by inuhj 15y ago
"There is also the question of how Dropbox is different from an online backup service available on a file-by-file basis across multiple machines. That is how I use Dropbox, only occasionally sharing files in Dropbox with friends and coworke
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by inuhj 15y ago
It looks like codecademy.com really dropped the ball with their product. It's been a while since they released their MVP(emphasis on the 'M') and now they're being cloned left and right...while they still have yet to add a single lesson to
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by inuhj 15y ago
Your annual pricing doesn't offer any discount. If I was a teacher I would simply purchase a month-to-month subscription and not pay for your service during June/July or July/August(depending on your school system) when there are no school
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by inuhj 15y ago
Can you put an email address in your profile?

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