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14y ago
We're super behind. I can't wait until Google expands their Fiber to more cities so they can get fiber in every household.
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I'm happy that your experiences has helped with your drinking but your usage frequency is quite high even if 'recreational'. At the very least since you're using different [MDMA] pills please be safe and use a test kit or only use pure ones
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i came into work an hour early and spent it on this
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14y ago
wow thanks for writing this all out. i was going to tackle a few of the examples but it was going to take some time. my thoughts exactly. a lot of the examples no one would do and not even the coffeescript page documents it like so. some ot
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well, personally when i converted over i never had to stare at these blocks anymore: } } } }); made code a lot easier to debug. and yes, consistency wasn't the only thing. i would say that converting over has a learning curve su
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14y ago
while the points in the article make sense and I agree, if you keep your Coffeescript code consistent I really don't suffer a readability problem, especially relative to JS where there's like 5x more code to go through
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14y ago
curious, what determines if the course does not work? Is there a time period that students have to get jobs post-course that determines if the student does not have to pay?
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It's a streaming service, no streaming service offers to-go. Is there Netflix To-GO? No. But, I can connect to my hotel's wi-fi and stream their ENTIRE catalog of television shows. To me, that's even better than their TV experience on my ST
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14y ago
is anyone else having trouble with the captcha?
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Completely agree! The extra effort to go to the actual product's website makes me wonder if the startup even knows this is an issue.
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I don't think you can credit Digg's downfall entirely to its users. v4 and sponsored links were a slap to the face of users. If you're bothered by the community then just subscribe to subreddits. It's the same with Facebook. Any post that a
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Reminds me of the article a short while ago about the startup culture of the Bing team that lost its momentum because Microsoft tossed a bunch of managers and PM's at it. Or rather, Microsoft crippled Bing with bureaucracy.
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The build of their phones are too inconsistent. I've gone through three different models with peers and some friends report really poor performance and major manufacture defects. Your 9900 may be serving you well but I'm about ready to slam
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14y ago
These posts are pretty common I feel in HN. Every time it just comes down to FB gets harder to use. I have a Close Friends tab and I put my close friends in it. That's it. I "Like" some pages but you can easily click on that drop down to un
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14y ago
Right, and that's fine. But again, your argument really isn't part of the conversation then is it? There are plenty of shows out there that I can wait until it shows up in the 5$ bargain bin and I'll pick it up and watch it. There are some
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Again, is waiting really the point we're discussing? We're not talking about piracy in general. We're talking about HBO and GoT here. Not watching the show within a week of air is not watching it at all. If you participate in this at all, y
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showtime has pretty good content but i'd definitely pay less for it. have you seen hbo go? full seasons of all hbo content + great collection of new release movies.
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But I would say the nature of this post is more along the lines of X is only available as A-Z at 10x$. If X were available as X for $, I would but it. There are 2 types of pirates out there. Some really feel they have the right to do so. So
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Mm, I see where you're coming from but that's not really the point here. It's more a matter of here's a great show that I want to support. But, I don't want to support the cable companies charging an arm and a leg for junk. I solely want to
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http://axis.yahoo.com/ doesn't work for me. Is anyone else having issues?
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Pinterest to be worth $1.5 billion
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The story is too easy to write about and I'm going to have to disagree here. I think it was pretty obvious that Draw Something wasn't going to last forever. And Zynga, with extremely similar games like Words With Friends, Hanging With Frien
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It's really great how private universities are putting education online. My friends and I have been watching the free Stanford iTunes U videos and have learned so much in iOS development.
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I've always been a fan of Crocodoc. They invited me to a few of their beta previews and it was nice throwing emails back and forth with the actual developers on bugs and features. Great team!
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Does anyone think it would benefit turntable to also present itself as an app inside Spotify?
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actually from my experience it was pretty easy to avoid dubstep. yes, the more popular rooms were the edm rooms but there were definitely alternates not to mention private rooms between you and your friends.
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I think that at most it will make investors maybe think twice about the potential of a company. For the most part there shouldn't be any adverse affects on other companies. Especially the other ones that have gone IPO recently, they're all
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Besides the occasional unethical sales methods by some of its employees, were there any other scandals that I'm not aware of?
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that was fun
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What's the memory footprint like? I remember giving Microsoft Mesh a try since it offered 3GBs more than Dropbox. Goodness that thing had quadruple the footprint of Dropbox.
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