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A Guide to Chinese CSS Font Family Declarations
(kendraschaefer.com)
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kaptain
12y ago
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Gotham vs. Helvetica
(bryankulba.com)
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12y ago
The rules for American football can get pretty complicated, but an abbreviated explanation for the yellow line might go something like this: The team that has the ball has four tries (i.e. downs) to advance the ball 10 yards. If the team th
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The history of the modern graphics processor
(techspot.com)
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kaptain
12y ago
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Some of the work we did at Danger
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I saw your post and it made me think of my own experience in desiring to grow spiritually. I come from an evangelical Christian background and for those unfamiliar with this sub-culture there's a saying that "everyone should have
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We need phones that help us stop killing each other while distracted
(itworld.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
While most of the discussion here is technical from engineering and business perspectives, your question digs more at the root of the problem: this is a cultural and institutional problem. I live in China: people pinch pennies (or mao) here
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13y ago
What's a 'tent pole'? Ironically, the RP doc didn't annotate that.
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A Brief History of the Magic Number 5 in Usability Testing: Measuring Usability
(measuringusability.com)
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Chrome developer tools introduction
(developers.google.com)
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13y ago
One interesting aspect that the poster brought up was attributing some of the deficiencies to culture. Cultures which emphasize rote memorization in their education are usually maligned by western cultures because they result in individuals
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Describing PRISM from the NSA point of view
(reddit.com)
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13y ago
I found this article by Bret enlightening. The expectation, though, that Engelbart's legacy could be communicated clearly by the New York Times in the obituary is too high. The headline reads like this: > Douglas C. Engelbart, Inve
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13y ago
I'm assuming that average that you're posting is just the average of all the salaries listed in the data provide. This includes all the administrators (as far as I can tell). To be a useful comparison, you'd have to include a
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13y ago
But that's what I have! :( In all seriousness, though, the lesson isn't to examine the degree, but rather to examine the individual and his/her ability (or potential ability).
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13y ago
It's not just Indian degrees. Chinese degrees are similarly worthless. Do not confuse Chinese degrees with Chinese engineers; these are pretty much orthogonal. Honestly it's quite sad; living here in China makes you realize how aw
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3D Printing Vending Machine on the UC Berkeley Campus
(3dreambox.com)
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13y ago
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The Day Before the World Changed
(davidgelphman.wordpress.com)
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13y ago
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Bring Back the Draft
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
I recommend spectacle instead of divvy. There were a couple problems that I had with divvy resizing and placing windows. Spectacle addresses those concerns.
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14y ago
My manager once asked me to finish out a statistical problem to better analyze the results I was getting from my code changes that were intended to speed up an API. I looked at the whiteboard for about 5 seconds and grinned: "Who needs math
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There were two parts I didn't understand: One, how was the equation for revenue derived? Is it common knowledge that Revenue, as a function of price, is equivalent to your demand times your price? This wasn't obvious to me. Second, how is R
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Dreamhost down
(dreamhoststatus.com)
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14y ago
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HN Whose Hiring?
(worrydream.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I'm using IPSec now without any problems. OpenVPN is blocked. China has the power to be more selective about what it blocks. For example, Wikipedia is not blocked here (yet). But trying to access an article within Wikipedia on Tiananmen res
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14y ago
$250k is not middle class in California. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_middle_class . $250K is upper middle class at the most.
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Yes, changing the title would help clarify the content of the article. At first I thought the police had an issue with the concept of the iOS 6 mapping feature (e.g. privacy issues). Despite the terseness of the article, the issue engenders
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My so-called larp
(theverge.com)
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Marissa Mayer Destroys RIM In 23 Words
(sfgate.com)
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14y ago
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