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by nolite 16y ago
only as effective as Facebook ads? b/c they're at least 10x the price...
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by nolite 16y ago
how did their product end up turning out, out of curiosity?
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by nolite 16y ago
Try the logo lab, or if you don't feel like it, the direct download http://mit.edu/graphicidentity/logo/forweb.html
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by nolite 16y ago
Dude! the school colors?!
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by nolite 16y ago
One thing you need to realize, is that "hard problems" and "important things" cost money. That's just the cold hard reality of life. Now its one thing to go to the frontiers of knowledge, and push your way through the edge like Einstein,
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by nolite 16y ago
too much onion? http://www.theonion.com/articles/good-old-days-traced-back-t...
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by nolite 16y ago
You prob won't learn much from the simulator itself.. but try pspice if you just want one to play around with. Most simulators are based off of spice, so you can find a variant. LTspice http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/ltspic
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by nolite 16y ago
I'm using just a google doc.. toying with the idea of throwing a small app online for this
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by nolite 16y ago
I'm in a similar situation. Ideally in 6 months, i'd like to be proficient at Rails, familiar with Haskell, and build an income source stable enough to not have to get a job. (ie.. be ramen profitable) So that's where my 6 months are goi
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by nolite 16y ago
alot of the huge open source archives that once existed were attacked and shut down for copyright violations.. so..
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by nolite 16y ago
no
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by nolite 16y ago
If you're good enough, its worth a shot. They often want people who can tweak a kernel finely enough to shave off microseconds of execution time though, and you're under constant time pressure. Not everyone can work like that
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by nolite 16y ago
Haskell Python C++
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by nolite 16y ago
this is my new hero
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by nolite 16y ago
nice! maybe the new things could show up at the top though? so we wouldn't have to keep scrolling
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by nolite 16y ago
guess who shoulda legalized it..
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by nolite 16y ago
Oh, and a forum so people can discuss solution approaches, programming techniques, ask questions, etc.. that would be great. Doesn't need to be anything groundbreaking, just a normal forum
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by nolite 16y ago
How about a way to sort by puzzle difficulty (%pass out of total tries for example) so we can easily find the hard problems
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by nolite 16y ago
I like that they integrate the project euler problems.. you can just reuse your solutions.
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by nolite 16y ago
support Haskell
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by nolite 16y ago
xe is awesome.. been using them for 10 years now
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by nolite 16y ago
Their website sucks.. I can't even register
443.
by nolite 16y ago
They're hella profitable http://techcrunch.com/2010/03/03/facebook-revenue-2010/
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by nolite 16y ago
that's an oddly shaped military plane..
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by nolite 16y ago
sounds great.. but e-ink has been out of the lab for at least 10 years now. Are we going to have to wait 5-10 more years to see this in a consumer device?
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by nolite 16y ago
are you doing php only?
447.
by nolite 16y ago
How did your rates evolve over the last four years? (from when you were a beginner with no experience, until now)? Was it tough justifying high rates with little experience?
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by nolite 16y ago
http://directededge.com/
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by nolite 16y ago
a viral meme probably introduced it to the masses
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by nolite 16y ago
Interesting article, posted here recently I think http://arxiv.org/abs/1009.3333

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