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itsadok
14y ago
You can read the entire blog from the RSS feed. Can't say that about Google+, though. http://feeds.feedburner.com/OfficialGmailBlog
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itsadok
14y ago
Back when we were looking for developers, I did my best to contact everyone we decided not to hire. There was one guy that simply would not accept my rejection and demanded that I explain why we felt he wasn't a good match. I got rid of him
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itsadok
14y ago
This post reminded me of this old (and long) rant: http://gilesbowkett.blogspot.co.il/2009/12/blogs-are-godless... Relevant quote: "The Hollywood job market doesn't work the way Joel thinks it does. It barely works at all. If you thought
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itsadok
14y ago
The point in the title is valid, but his answer to the original question seems misguided to me: in the time of the bible the only lineage that mattered is the paternal one. If your grandmother was King David's daughter that would not make y
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itsadok
14y ago
He mentioned that someone picked 333,667 and notes that it's a Sexy Prime, but 333,667 is also a Unique Prime ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unique_prime ), which makes me think someone was either being cute, or they suspected that it was a
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itsadok
15y ago
> the "unanswered" section is full of questions that have been answered, the asker just never bothered to click accept. Answered questions appear in Unanswered only if no answer has been voted up. If you see a question with a good answe
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itsadok
15y ago
what bothers me the most about these kind of articles is the underlying assumption that I can find a good criminal lawyer when the need arises. I'm having enough trouble finding good engineers, and that is something that I am qualified to d
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itsadok
15y ago
First off, the issue is not how it would help them , it is how it would help you . And tzs explained how it would help you: it would keep the investigators from getting suspicious of you, and possibly making your life harder. As an aside,
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itsadok
15y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what made them write that IntelliJ IDEA provides "decent solutions for bidirectional editing", considering that JetBrains' Dmitry Jemerov has specifically said that they don't see the business case in supporting
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itsadok
15y ago
I'm not an expert in Unix history, but I think that long before "patch" the tool, the output of diff was a script that you could use as a patch by piping it into ed.
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itsadok
16y ago
Pervious discussion on Hacker News: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=107683
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itsadok
16y ago
> There's a reason he has to emphasize legal, and that's because the obvious cash crop isn't. The market of capitalism has decided, and has found the best use of the land possible. What makes the "obvious cash crop" so profitable is the
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itsadok
16y ago
Everybody here is having a great time beating this mostly-dead horse, but I know for a fact that I have more productive weeks and less productive weeks, and in those less productive weeks I usually write way less LOC. What's more, if you ju