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by mburst 13y ago
How does 30% of 488 million = 278 million? In any case XP is way past it's lifetime. I can only imagine how the developers must feel working on a code base that is 13 years old.
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Show HN: Problem of the Day(problemotd.com)
5 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 13y ago
Yea I posted my resume to a few job databases about 7 months ago and still get calls and e-mails on a daily basis. I'll always reply to something that seems like a personalized e-mail but when someone is contacting me asking for an upd
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by mburst 13y ago
I think in another 5-10 years bitcoin will finally be realized as one of the great scams of our time
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by mburst 13y ago
I actually prefer the 2.x docs (stylewise). While the 3.x docs do look clean I just personally don't find them very appealing. I think the 2.x docs also match the new python.org much better.
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by mburst 13y ago
Now if only the docs could look this nice
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Reddit's empire no longer founded on a flawed algorithm(outofscope.com)
8 points by mburst 13y ago|1 comments
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Codegolfing ASCII art for hello world(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
1 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 13y ago
Facebook. If you really don't want others to see your photos you could make a separate Facebook account just for uploading photos. If super high res is something you care about I think Google+ offers slightly better than Facebook. Anyt
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Difference between regex [A-z] and [a-zA-Z](stackoverflow.com)
1 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 13y ago
As sad as it may sound, the most annoying thing about Python 3 for me is this: print "Hi" vs print("hi") Other than that, as Alex said there isn't much difference between the two.
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by mburst 13y ago
Reddit Secret Santa is definitely a very cool project. Kudos to Bill and all the others for participating. Though as other people have mentioned Heifer spends quite a bit of money on advertising, like most other charities I suppose. My room
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by mburst 13y ago
I had a similar thing happen to me when I was interviewing at companies right before graduating. One of the companies sounded like an awesome opportunity. They were willing to fly me out to San Francisco to interview me. However, the interv
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by mburst 13y ago
I think a government needs to back the currency before it becomes a fiat currency.
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by mburst 13y ago
Not sure if a rising sort is really needed. A link only needs a few points to get on the front page of HN. Based on my experience if a link gets 3 votes in the first 15-20min or 5 in an hour and it'll get some frontpage time. I think i
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by mburst 13y ago
I may be biased because I live here but I really think Orlando, FL fits your bill. You can rent an apartment about 20min from downtown for about $1k or rent a house with a few people for much less. The tech scene is growing and there are so
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by mburst 13y ago
Awesome post Matt. I've been meaning to check out Varnish. I'm sad I missed your talk at Djangocon but hopefully it'll make it's way to the web soon.
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by mburst 13y ago
Go find another machine with the same specs then subtract the cost from the air. If you'd pay that much for OS X then by all means get the MacBook Air. I personally like developing in Ubuntu more compared to OS X and Windows so I just
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by mburst 13y ago
Minimum Viable Product
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Introduction To Unit Testing In Python and Ruby(maxburstein.com)
4 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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Fighting Comment Spam(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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Achieving Your Goals(maxburstein.com)
4 points by mburst 13y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 13y ago
I had about 180 according to Google Analytics for http://maxburstein.com/blog/python-shortcuts-for-the-python-... It was at the top of Hacker News and /r/programming for a little bit. It stayed pretty constant at that level for about half
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by mburst 14y ago
Just because you know something doesn't mean everyone else does. This is one of those mentalities that prevents people from asking questions and learning new things. You're sitting in a classroom and the professor goes over a challenging to
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Bit Level Manipulation(maxburstein.com)
31 points by mburst 14y ago|8 comments
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Build Your Own RSS Feed Reader(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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Django Settings File Tricks(maxburstein.com)
3 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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Speeding Up Your Python Code(maxburstein.com)
6 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Graph Theory: Finding The Shortest Path (Part 2)(maxburstein.com)
77 points by mburst 14y ago|8 comments
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Introduction to Graph Theory: Finding The Shortest Path(maxburstein.com)
4 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments

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