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I think the thing that frustrates me the most about it is: they’ll probably get a thousand applicants. A bunch of 25 year-old kids with a ton of talent and stars in their eyes are going to try to get this crap job for crap pay so they can
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Trends in GitHub Explore
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Congressional Candidate Changes Name to VoteForEddie.com
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I'm having trouble imagining a definition of "important" which excludes a new communication paradigm that connects literally millions of people. (Whether or not that communication paradigm will ever break a profit is, of cour
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Oof, that's embarrassing for me -- thanks for pointing this out.
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How Big Tech uses GitHub
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I'm surprised to see that this submission is from 2008; while I identify with the author's struggle (and subsequent delight) as he plays the part of an Internet archaeologist, I thought this was a common piece of knowledge five ye
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Desert Bus for Hope
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This is incredible, and I'm happy to have read it. The whole thing is worth closing out of a few BuzzFeed tabs for, but the ending lines are my favorite: In order for you to navigate the increasing complexity of the 21st century you
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Email is a safe place
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I'm aware that it's a meme, but that doesn't change the connotation of the phrase.
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This is such a bummer of a file that incorrectly assumes that the only valid goal of a new language is to achieve widespread adoption. I know its en vogue to turn up our noses at "X at Y lines of Javascript", but programming is ac
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Python Yields are Fun
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that people clearly used a decent part of their week in order to participate And $499.
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Do you have any recommendations wrt getting started with Julia? It's a language I've wanted to explore a bit, but I haven't been able to find any good community resources or jumping-off points.
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Twitter for News
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Heroku1
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Pharrell releases a 24-hour music video
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Bitcoin is the Segway of Currency
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Google Trend for "Sell Bitcoin" over the past 90 days
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Can't help but feel that you missed out on a much better name: fiddleR. (or perhaps fiddle-r.) Awesome tool!
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Amazon eyes leasing two more downtown buildings
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David Byrne: A Tangled Web We Weave
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Doing the Kenosha Kid
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"Like A Rolling Stone" – Interactive Video
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$TSLA down 10% today
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Bitcoin's price at the first of November was $197. That's around a 250% increase over the course of two and a half weeks. General question: if you expect the price of Bitcoin to continue this rate of growth, does the rational con
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Mozilla WebMaker
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What Can I Do For Mozilla
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Seriously you people don´t understand what a bubble is. It´s when bets are made on things that don´t have an underlying value. This is not true. There are many bets you can make on something that doesn't have an underlying value whi
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