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mapleoin
15y ago
It's not only about bandwidth concerns, it's more about making commit diffs readable. If you have ten lines of tabular assignments and you changed the sixth, but that made you realign everything, then you'll see 10 green lines + 10 pink lin
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mapleoin
15y ago
They also seem to be promoting an ereader from iRiver: http://books.google.com/help/ebooks/ereader.html The specs are similar to the kindle keyboard, but costs less ($99 without ads) and has a better resolution 768x1024 vs kindle's 600x80
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mapleoin
15y ago
BTW, if you want to buy the kindle version, buy it from O'Reilly instead of Amazon: 5 formats and no-DRM: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780735611313.do ($1.83 more though).
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What is EPUB 3? (free O'Reilly ebook)
(shop.oreilly.com)
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SUSE Debuts OpenStack-Powered Cloud Infrastructure Solution
(suse.com)
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Moby Dick - a survival manual in times of crisis
(vanityfair.com)
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Monte Carlo profiling
(stackoverflow.com)
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mapleoin
15y ago
Surveys show that children six and under spend three times more time in front of a TV, computer, or video game each day than they do reading. This comment is quite strange...
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mapleoin
15y ago
...which is when the fun begins. Yipeeeee!!
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mapleoin
15y ago
Well github's code search is a pretty good replacement, although it's limited to github.
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OpenSUSE Announces First Public Release of openQA
(news.opensuse.org)
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mapleoin
15y ago
Just thinking about what you wrote; I think that it would be really nice if someone wrote a book for adult programmers about the opposite thing: how to get yourself out of the state of mind for debugging when you go home.
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mapleoin
15y ago
Who is "you"? Are websites supposed to develop their own extensions which will then be embedded into the browser? Or distributed as plugins?
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mapleoin
15y ago
There is a huge community around website colors, palettes and patterns over at http://colourlovers.com . You can also create your own starting from scratch or from already existing patterns.
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Hemingway’s Short, Moving Nobel Prize Speech
(wired.com)
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How many slaves work for you?
(slaveryfootprint.org)
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mapleoin
15y ago
I think these are all meant for different situations. For example you can't look for the Sun if its cloudy. Also, the horizon is usually blocked by a lot of buildings in big cities, so even if it is clear, you won't be able to find the sun
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mapleoin
15y ago
Funnily I got the exact opposite impression. I thought it was cheesy and kitsch.
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mapleoin
15y ago
That's really cool. It depends on the way you look at it I think. The 75% who dropped out were probably not that interested in your company/products anyway. Sure, they might have been computer programming aces, but in the end I think this i
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mapleoin
15y ago
You should find a better career goal for yourself; program useful stuff people use, with smart people is about as generic as you can get.
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mapleoin
15y ago
The best job application process I've been through was when the employer asked for a small program to be submitted with the CV. The program had to use their infrastructure and existing products, which gave me a quick tour of their processes
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15y ago
The problem with having three ways of declaring a variable I think is that you either have to ask yourself each time which is the best way to do it or just have a mental order of which one is the most efficient and take the most efficient o
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IMHO code size and code speed is already a great and welcome difference in making this more geared towards programmers than mathematicians.
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Revolution in the Valley - How the Mac was Made - Book Review
(shawnday.com)
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15y ago
In the past I thought Ubuntu's intention was to level the playing field, allowing beginners from any economic background access to the best free software. This is true. The rest of your argument seems to operate on a wrong definition of w
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mapleoin
15y ago
Because the number "10" keeps appearing in the denominator, we say this is pi in "base 10". It is also why we have 10 different digits. I thought we have 10 digits so we can count our fingers.
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Why you should care about encapsulation
(gmoeck.github.com)
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mapleoin
15y ago
Let's say you like tomato sauce very much and you buy too much of it. Your neighbor three doors down from where you live is found dead one day in his bathtub. He was drowned in tomato sauce which the bathtub is full of. You're the prime sus
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mapleoin
15y ago
Can't you just buy a mouse which has a dedicated dpi switcher button for basically the same amount of cash?
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Going green but getting nowhere
(nytimes.com)
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