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by mc 18y ago
OpenRain out in Mesa, AZ (Phoenix East Valley) is also hiring like crazy too. Generally speaking, we're always on the look out for software engineers who write solid code with Ruby and JavaScript. If you're looking for a challenging positio
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by mc 18y ago
Chrome's process model is extremely sophisticated. The web comic only mentions the default behavior, but you can configure Chrome to manage processes differently: one process per web site, or one process per group of connected tabs, or one
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Chrome's process model explained(blog.marcchung.com)
2 points by mc 18y ago|1 comments
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Handling Self Doubt(prestonlee.com)
1 points by mc 18y ago|0 comments
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by mc 18y ago
I use both. For personal use, I chose TypePad, but my company's blog runs on Wordpress.org. Honestly, for personal use, I should have went with Wordpress. I thought that by going with a hosted solution I'd save myself time and server has
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by mc 19y ago
Thanks for the link. I thought it was just me going crazy with Emacs/Apple keyboard bindings. I do the Capslock/Ctrl swap, but I really want to make the Apple key my meta command, since that's the location of the Alt button on every other
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by mc 19y ago
Ed, thanks again for the feedback. One of the reasons we're doing a limited beta is to give us time to find and work out stuff like this. Also, it takes a little while for your profile images to get indexed. Thanks for being patient with us
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by mc 19y ago
Hey Ed. Thanks for signing up. For the initial registration process, we decided it was easier if we let our users crop their profile images. Later on this week we'll see a post with an example of our software doing face detection. Thanks
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by mc 19y ago
We're a Phoenix startup doing face search and recognition. We just released Mugr on Monday and would love to hear any feedback you have.
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Mugr -- face recognition and search startup enters private beta(blog.mugr.com)
9 points by mc 19y ago|9 comments