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I'll freaking hire you right now. Just kidding, but yeah, if you're good and you're in NYC, you'll be slurped up by the startups here. Everyone has problems hiring in NYC.
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I would agree, but I think we are all on the same page on this subject (with Dale, that is). At least, he touches on the fact that students on the med track shouldn't really take the UnCollege route since there is intrinsic knowledge you pr
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Yeah, but he is part of the Thiel Fellowship, which I tend to see as a pretty damn smart group of young people. And I know Dale and know that he talks to these "moving forward" type of teens. On the other hand, I'm yet another 19-year-old w
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> That's why I'm leading UnCollege: a social movement empowering individuals to take their education beyond the classroom. Imagine if millions of my peers copying their professors' words verbatim started problem-solving in the real wo
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15y ago
Hi there. I wanted to let you know that we're sorry about the problems that the Onswipe WordPress plugin has. We're working on releasing an update that addresses these issues, especially the scrolling (it sucks, we know - non-native scrolli
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15y ago
Invite codes? :P
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15y ago
And here's the police report. Not a stunt. http://www.boston.com/business/technology/innoeco/bentley.pd...
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15y ago
Huge congratulations to Airbnb. That's incredible.
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Errata: "Using the cache will automatically cache the index page by default" => "...cache the page that you put the cache manifest reference to " "This only works on iOS devices, though" => "This only works on Webkit devices, tho
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15y ago
You would be able to fit a decent number of images in. The maximum database size on iOS for a Web SQL database is 50MB if I'm not mistaken.
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The Gmail web app uses regular cache manifest offline functionality to cache the assets, but then uses Web SQL (of which the W3C has dropped the development of the spec) to store and serve up the messages.
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15y ago
I've worked rather extensively with the offline cache, and I can confidently report that the offline cache is buggy and annoying to use, especially with MobileSafari. It's not as simple as just simply downloading content and telling the bro
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15y ago
Was anyone as annoyed with the inconsistent capitalization in the article as I was? I'm usually not one to criticize grammar, but it made the article incredibly annoying to read.
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The problem with this is the search terms are pretty difficult to get right and requires a lot of sifting. Some studies concern themselves with studying "sleep deprivation" as in total sleep deprivation (see the sibling comment in this thre
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15y ago
This is running a startup.
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15y ago
Absolutely beautiful.
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15y ago
The scary part about this is that Facebook had to screw up this bad to get caught. If they didn't make this blunder, it probably would have worked and nobody would have knew a thing. Which is probably what happens 99% of the other times.
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15y ago
Incredible rethinking, atypical of big governments. This, for the US, now. USA.gov works okay. It could really be better.
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15y ago
I wish Amazon was as good at communication and accountability as Heroku is.
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16y ago
What's more terrifying FTFY.
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16y ago
Wonderfully nostalgic, kinda like old web pages from the mid-1990s.
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Another cool thing I like about Bing Maps: "Whole Foods on the corner" and "If you reach E 13th St, you've gone too far" when viewing directions. Such things would be cheered on as "look how awesome Google is!" if implemented in GMaps. htt
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This is what happens in a lot of third-world countries, India included. It would be impossible to get anything done business-wise in some countries that are heavy on bribes—without bribes, it would take forever to get licenses, building per
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Point.
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I'm surprised and relieved to see this coming from an Ivy. Huge kudos for moving science forward while leaving the money leeches behind.
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Color to Get Major Update, Fix ‘Loneliness’ Problem
(mashable.com)
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They had no idea what to do to recover it. They literally said "thanks for the report, but there's not much we can do."
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I wouldn't want them to. Police have more important things to deal with than stolen laptops .
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The laptop was swiped when I was still logged in and the screen saver hadn't kicked in yet. They created a new account: http://i.imgur.com/o6TK8.png
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I'm embarrassed because this is the second time that I did something that, to me, was trivial, and it gets a bunch of press and hits Hacker News. I'm embarrassed because there is a disproportionality between {interesting things that I do} a
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