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by jxm262 12y ago
heydenberk explained it well, but just to add some clarity on why you'd want to use prototype.apply for array as an argument - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2856059/passing-an-array-... http:/&#x2F
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by jxm262 12y ago
cool thanks
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by jxm262 12y ago
Apologies for the randomly off topic, but what's the logo on his shirt?
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Elon Musk Just Made It Way Cheaper to Live Off Solar Power(businessinsider.com)
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by jxm262 12y ago
Thanks for the interesting read. I'm not 100% certain splitting the companies up would be the best alternative, but this definitely makes me ponder a bit. It makes sense to split up, but who would make the actual call? The sharehold
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by jxm262 12y ago
Well personally, I didn't want to install any browser add-ons. I also had some other ideas, like aggregating reddit and hackernews posts, but would need to scrape for that (unless there's an external api I'm missing).
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by jxm262 12y ago
Yay! I've been wanting something like this to come out. I've been playing around with some new tech stacks and built a css replacer of hacker news, but always wanted an actual api to make it easier. http://jmaat.me&#x
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by jxm262 12y ago
Well yes, you're correct. And I wouldn't obviously struggle with simple addition like 1+1. But... for me, the hard part is the "accepting as-is" on more complex things. Especially on topics that I'm new to, or so
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by jxm262 12y ago
I've constantly struggled with something along these lines too. I've always had a difficult time in Chemistry because i wanted to know the why's of things as opposed to just memorizing things. Even in programming, my intro
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by jxm262 12y ago
I highly doubt AWS will go "pop". They're still leading the market by a huge margin. I moved on to AWS last year and still haven't found anything else comparable that I'm more comfortable with. One thing I'd
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Julian Assange Fires Back at Eric Schmidt and Google's 'Digital Colonialism'(huffingtonpost.com)
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by jxm262 12y ago
+1 for this. I'm still pretty new to Scala, but coming from my day job (Java) , I'm finding more and more reasons to love it. As a side note, I'd love to see Scala make it's way into game development. I've been me
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by jxm262 12y ago
I believe he means annual contract value. http://saasaddict.walkme.com/getting-your-saas-acv-annual-co... http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/saas-metrics-2-definitions/
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by jxm262 12y ago
I'm not aware of anything, but if someone else has some input I'd love to hear about it. FWIW, I believe Amazon does have an affiliate api that lets you search through the catalog. Same with Ebay, Alibaba, and most of the major
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by jxm262 12y ago
Sorry, my work pc doesn't have sound so I can't hear the actual video. Does this track sites other than Amazon, or is that just the demo? Also, is there an estimate on the pricing for the premium service? Overall, I think it loo
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by jxm262 12y ago
Dude, this is awesome! I like it
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by jxm262 12y ago
Well, to clarify, I've been working as a programmer for about 2 years now (which to me is still pretty new). Was hired before I graduated ;) But yes, in general I do feel like I have _alot_ more professional development ahead of me. T
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by jxm262 12y ago
Thanks for sharing. For this line - "I know that starting from this position, with certainty that some customers will pay for the product is a fantastic starting point for a small business or passive income side project." As someo
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by jxm262 12y ago
This is awesome! I'll definitely start using this. I've seen JetStrap before for building the full UI. But this is great for alot of my uses.
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by jxm262 12y ago
Just Wow. So I once had an idea that I could sell mineral water by selling packets of trace minerals. Just add water and voila... mineral water Thanks for the article, maybe I will pursue this idea after all