mikenwani

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   by mikenwani 11y ago

   This is a really great resource to keep track of. As an up and coming graduate, I'll probably refer back to it from time to time.
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   Yahoo SVP Mike Kerns quits(businessinsider.com)

   1 points by mikenwani 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mikenwani 12y ago

   I've heard this countless times: "Let's go to xxx !" "Yeah, sure! Ah I have to stop at an ATM first before we do." I see what you're saying that a lot of human beings would just walk to an ATM (no matter h
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   by mikenwani 12y ago

   I'm not seeing where armed transport would come into play? Picture this; by opening an account with our service, we get a gateway into the customer's bank account (much like any other service that automatically takes money from yo
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   Service That Delivers Money from Your Bank Account to Your Door

   2 points by mikenwani 12y ago|4 comments
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   by mikenwani 12y ago

   My use of "gents" was actually a third result: I mean any kind person that wants to chime in, man or woman. I was just being playful. But I understand that that word couldn't mean anything but a synonym for "men" on
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   by mikenwani 12y ago

   Why? And admittedly I do prefer the idea of just lots of plain, large printing paper and a sharpie. I just wanted to verify that people more professional than me like to do this method also
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   by mikenwani 12y ago

   Thank you!
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   Ask HN: How do you gents make blueprints for your web application idea?

   4 points by mikenwani 12y ago|8 comments
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    by mikenwani 12y ago

    Thanks for the reply. That's interesting, the thought didn't occur to me that they'd be using a framework for their web development. Do the large corporations that make money off of Java cloud applications use frameworks for
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    Ask HN: Best (up-to-date) books for learning Java EE?

    1 points by mikenwani 12y ago|3 comments
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    by mikenwani 12y ago

    Noob here. I don't understand... so what happens to Objective-C? Why would you code an iOS app with one language instead of the other? Why would you use both? That just sounds like a pain. Is Swift the evolution of Objective-C or somet