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15y ago
I have had a 30 inch at home for the past 3 years, I'm looking to upgrade to twin 30s. At work I have a 30 inch, it's all so inexpensive, that its not really worth discussing.
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I did some interviews with amazon, when they told me that their devs get a 22 inch monitor, I almost dropped the phone. They said that they wanted to keep a "lean startup environment", bullshit. That alone stopped me from going further al
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15y ago
Hill recommended. “Same with looking for a single version like Mint. Get that in your job header and make sure it is searchable by keyword.” That is about the worst advice for hiring that I could imagine.
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15y ago
That seems great for batteries and power supplies, although I don't see a lot of need there. For keyboards, I'm not interested, none of those keyboards looked great. And for power supplies, especially for mac power supplies, why not just
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Google is sued for $5.3M, in consulting project gone bad
(informationweek.com)
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15y ago
What do you use instead? I used to use pymacs and ropemacs with python, but it broke in hard to determine ways, and then on my latest project it was horribly slow, so I stopped. I still live in emacs
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Kids in middle of popularity hierarchy most likely to bully
(latimes.com)
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16y ago
I wrote about this about a year ago. http://paddymullen.com/2009/05/21/yaron-shohat/
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16y ago
check out mozrepl and mozrepl mode.
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16y ago
If the already went through military bootcamp, CHP bootcamp would be a breeze.
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16y ago
I rewrote rxvt in javascript. http://github.com/paddymul/rxvt-js ther terminal emulator is capable of displaying streaming connections, but I haven't built the server backend to enable it.
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16y ago
Are you talking about a T1 per office? a T1 for 80 people seems way underspecced. I work at a company of 4-8 people. If the internet is down for an hour, think of the cost of those salaries that is wasted. Internet access is super critica
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What type of Internet connection for a shared office in NYC
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17y ago
I hope not and I doubt that would happen. One of ITA's biggest assets is their employees. Those employees are there in large part because they get to use lisp on the job. Also ITA deals with incredibly complex problems and has very comple
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Google in talks to buy ITA
(theregister.co.uk)
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17y ago
I agree. Fitt's law falls apart at high resolution
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17y ago
engadget got it wrong. They are 23 inch screens at 1920x1200. Not an impressive deal at that price. if they were 30 inch at 2560 it would be outstanding
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17y ago
I have a 30 inch at home, it is awesome, I like to use it in addition to my laptop screen. I run firefox on the laptop screen emacs on the big screen. When you move to a large screen, window management become even more problematic. Fitt'
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17y ago
could you explain more about how the .NET CLR treats unsafe pointers differently. Any links?
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Car CNG conversion licenses cost $10k from the EPA
(gas2.org)
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From 5 to 10 I took public transportation with my father to school. It was exciting, I got to read the paper like my dad on the bus. I got to meet new people at the bus stop. When I was 10 I started taking the public bus to school by mys
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17y ago
If that is your question, I would hope that you make much less than the average salary for that library.
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It is close, but I would have to say that the way emacs interacts with external processes is probably my favorite feature. It is simply a paradigm that no other text editor seems to even attempt. Here are some common modes that I use that
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17y ago
There is a monitor? I had to zoom in a lot to catch a glimpse of it.
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17y ago
thanks, I'm a dummy
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2 years ago I built chartwidget . http://demo.chartidget.com I haven't quite kept up with javascript charting recently. I was aiming to build a google finance/yahoo finance competitor. The thing that always surprised me about google fi
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17y ago
I guess I could hack something up with rxvt-js , I don't really think it would be that useful. Would you use it?
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17y ago
I sail at the Manhattan Sailing Club. http://myc.org membership is reasonable, about the same cost as a gym membership. Racing is even cheaper if you know what you are doing. The words you are looking for is "rail meat". When the boa
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I have thought of getting into fencing. DHH's article about it a couple years ago piqued my interest. Maybe I'm just elitist, but I think that with more obscure sports/hobbies you meet more interesting people. Anyone can play/talk about ba
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17y ago
Sailing and skiing. I have really gotten into sailing recently, especially racing. There is so much beauty, skill, and thinking in the sport. I am a huge f1 fan. I either go to a meetup to watch the race (normally at 7am). Normally in ad
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