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You shouldn't worry about the word ending, at least not according to a NASA's scientists [1]. Either way, thanks for releasing your code. I'll check it out later. I love reading python. [1] http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-57556172-1/na
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He taught us how to love music with his enlightened soul. We'll dearly miss you Dave, rest in peace.
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Dave Brubeck passes away
(sfgate.com)
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How to hire the right developer for your startup
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They're doing it because by removing the reactors the ship will be essentially destroyed. More details on the process. http://edition.cnn.com/2012/11/01/us/enterprise-scrap/index....
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I'm loving it! iTunes just disappeared, and all that's left is content, just perfect. Now using iTunes is not a burden anymore. It's snappy, and fun. I'm even rediscovering music in my library. Kudos to the guys who designed and coded the
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Where the internet ends? http://www.wwwdotcom.com
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Crayola: Dissecting a big UX project
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Marco has a point here. So, without further ado... Hey Netflix stop saying you're sorry for not being available in Italy and please sort it out already.
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US had plans to nuke the moon
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Banking startup Simple’s app for iOS gets photo check deposits
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Tablets Trade-Offs And Compromises
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More details here http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/28/science/space/undisclosed-...
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Agreed. Also, all this discussion about grammar is useless noise which should've been taken privately in order not to interrupt the flow of ideas that might improve the software. So, please, in the future redirect grammar nitpicking efforts
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Ninja IDE: written in Python for Pythonists
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Python vs Node vs Pypy benchmarks
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Top-down and bottom-up thinking
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Elixir and the dining philosophers
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Apple and HTC settled
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> Like some enterpreneurs are much different. Speak for yourself. I'm not. BTW, I didn't assume anything, I just read the news and talk to people that have been through the fear of losing their lives by these crooks hands. I don't under
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> ...Tesla show room locations do not sell cars, only provide information about them. Now how much would you bet that this argument will win this case for Tesla?
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Some people here in HN tend to think that drug cartels run businesses, but they're wrong. Those guys are regular greedy criminals, some with sociopathic tendencies. That's why I don't think they'll even bother trying to go after the lost re
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This is the way to go: $ brew tap homebrew/dupes $ brew install gcc --enable-all-languages To use your new gcc-4.7.2 when installing new packages just add '--use-gcc' at the end of the command.
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Luke! Read the source! Avoid GNUstepWeb unless you want to feel some pain. Instead you should take a look at WebAppKit[1] as it looks more promising. [1] https://github.com/tomasf/WebAppKit
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Thanks for this link! It's filled great laughs. Like this one: #define TRUE FALSE //Happy debugging suckers I imagine what the guy who wrote it must've been through... :-P PS: I wish Jeff hadn't shut down the thread.
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Original post: http://looksgoodworkswell.blogspot.it/2012/06/anti-patterns-...
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They might have kicked in the courtroom, not in the design department, as written in the ruling. ;) For that matter, I don't know why Apple just doesn't say something along these lines "We're sorry our lawyers are design challenged, too",
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The science behind viral marketing
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Good review. Straight to the point. No fanboyism. This is actually a solid device. It might be the first android phone I'll buy.
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Sure, and that's great. But can you run these tests on users to figure out if you really solving their problems? Turns out you can't. Unless your writing software to users that can code. Anyway, my point is you shouldn't rely on any single
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