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by leed25d 11y ago
I removed the facebook app from my phone a long time ago. I do not intend to put it back.
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by leed25d 12y ago
Thanks, but I'll keep using LaTeX.
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by leed25d 13y ago
I first read it as 'ACHOO!'
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by leed25d 13y ago
Ok. I get it. You hate paying severance, and I understand how unpleasant it must feel. Tell me, how do you feel about staff members leaving your employ without notice?
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by leed25d 13y ago
Nothing sad about it. You are actually better able to see the big picture I would say.
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by leed25d 14y ago
Great App for poker players
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by leed25d 14y ago
I guess I was a little confused about the title of your work, Pranav, as opposed to the title of the article about your work. I still think the the author of the news article should hang his head in shame. (Actually, think that your title
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by leed25d 14y ago
"THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE-COLORED BLINDERS: A NEW MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR HOW SOCIETY BECOMES POLARIZED" I have a problem with the mixed metaphor in the title. You do not look through blinders, they are opaque. They are meant to block the li
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by leed25d 14y ago
I thought that it was politically incorrect to speak of such things. I guess it is ok if you are a woman.
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by leed25d 14y ago
A Digg reader, done right, might just begin to put them in a lot of people's good graces.
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by leed25d 14y ago
Wow, James. Is your sarcasm detector misaligned or something?
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by leed25d 14y ago
because they do not want to pay 10 cents for a bag every time they go shopping?
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by leed25d 14y ago
I would like to know what you can get in the Haight for $1500 / month. Not much I'll bet.
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by leed25d 14y ago
Facebook is dying
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by leed25d 14y ago
It's is a good idea to be sure and I tried it out on several articles. The extension cause my chrome to lock up a few though, and I really do not have time to diagnose the failure. I hope that you get it working later.
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by leed25d 14y ago
I do not think that this is correct. Ideas are a dime a dozen. I think that execution is the most important aspect of a startup. The idea might actually not matter all that much, indeed the underlying idea might change quite radically ove
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by leed25d 14y ago
You missed a very important one. Veterans have VA health care which, despite some loud media screaming to the contrary, is actually very good. I have been a professional programmer since 1974. In 2000 I had a job with no health benefits,
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by leed25d 14y ago
I think that he's an arrogant little bastard and a few years in the slammer is just what he needs to teach him about the consequences of hubris.
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by leed25d 14y ago
I'll have a pizza, please. Yes... marinara sauce, cheese and all the anchovies and sardines that you can fit on it.
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by leed25d 14y ago
The title of your piece suggests a satirical tone and I was ready for a delicious morsel. Alas, I could not detect the slightest hint of sarcasm or of a darker, ulterior aim. It could still be there, mind you, but on subtler wavelength th
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by leed25d 14y ago
"...Police inspectors were unanable to disclose how the girls’ family address was known. However, dozens of potential avenues of attack exist..." just guessing here... exif geotag data?
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by leed25d 14y ago
something wicked this way comes...
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by leed25d 14y ago
It warms my heart to read this blog post. I have been programming pretty much continuously since 1974 except for a brief two year foray into management. I intend to keep on programming for as long as I can. I would like to make a brief re
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by leed25d 14y ago
I was going to respond on this very point myself. This blog entry is just plain wrong wrt the way that xargs works.
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by leed25d 15y ago
I might buy one if I could have some fraction of the payment (like 50% or so) be diverted into the ledger of my mp3sparks.com account
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by leed25d 15y ago
my two domains will switched by the end of the year.
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by leed25d 15y ago
I think that point #3 should be higher on the list, perhaps it should even be first. It is the hallmark of a professional software engineer that s/he can sit down and quickly be productive in the environment of a legacy code base.
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by leed25d 16y ago
In my opinion, not in a sustainable way. I have worked 60-80 hour weeks for a period of a little over three months, but after that I needed some serious break time.
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by leed25d 16y ago
It seems to me that I read once of a device at the Library of Congress which is a purpose built laser scanner for extracting such waveforms from old records, even the drums.
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by leed25d 16y ago
so, uh, would they be able to make contributions to political campaigns?

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