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by paulrademacher 14y ago
Not working on ipad or Galaxy Nexus either.
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
https://github.com/visionmedia/n/pull/85/files#r1781158 | for d in bin lib share include; do | rm -rf $N_PREFIX/$d LGTM!
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
> To be more efficient, I started forwarding my work email running on Google Apps to my personal email at Gmail. This is pretty common. All of the devs at my previous company handled their email this way. Why log in to two places, righ
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
Nicely done. I never had any problems with Craigslist on HousingMaps. In fact, they were always quite helpful, e.g. unblocking my IP from their scraper list every year or so.
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
Also: > It states that for integers a+b=c, the ratio of sqp(abc)r/c always has some minimum value greater than zero for any value of r greater than 1. For example, if a=3 and b=125, so that c=128, then sqp(abc)=30 and sqp(abc)2/c = 900/
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
> Human.io lets you to script with humans as easily as you would script with software That was our thinking when we first started working on human.io. If GMaps lets you invoke methods on a map, and Twilio on a phone, what would it mean
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
> The "Some things you can do" part of the homepage was the most useful part for me. Emphasize that more? That's a good idea, thanks. I'll move the section up higher. We're trying to tell two stories on that page. The developer story:
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
Is the semicolon in "tl;dr" strictly necessary?
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
And as usual with this issue, this post shows little understanding of depression. > There is no computing project that is worth your life. Turn off the computer. Seek help. Get outside, enjoy the green grass, the birds in the trees.
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by paulrademacher 14y ago
> "Remember when everyone was playing Farmville? Like, everyone. Now, it's completely dropped off the mainstream consciousness." There's always another hot game trend. It's Zynga's job to catch it.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Very risky, but not all failures. Square, FitBit, MakerBot, Nest, Tesla
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
I tried spending an afternoon with my daughter in the children's section of Amazon, but she was bored as hell.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
"Derek, this is your manager. Let's start with the good news: your royalty check this month has a LOT of zeros..."
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Step one: Do something . Step two: Just take it from there.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Meh. Since the 2006 acquisition: Ratatouille, Wall-E, Up, Toy Story 3.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Classic essay on negative and positive liberty: http://jmaggio.typepad.com/no_call_me_jay/files/two_concepts... http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/liberty-positive-negative/
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
The video froze on my Macbook Air.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
A good company empowers its employees at all levels to present arguments upwards.
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Sounds like all he did was say "let me tell you everything great about this.... and now here's why I actually oppose it." How is that lying?
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
Mountain View (by CalTrain) Tasty Labs Founded by joshu (Delicious), myself (HousingMaps), and Nick Nguyen, we're going to help people get stuff done. Small team, pre-launch, fully funded (USV, a16z, ...). A bit about us here: http://tcr
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
No one was forbidden from communicating with other employees. In this case, it seems what happened was the woman correctly decided that the situation was unusual (some guy you don't know asking all kinds of questions about your work), and
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by paulrademacher 15y ago
> I mean they come in at 4 and leave at 2. The article failed to mention that there are shifts throughout the entire day. There's lots of books to scan!
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by paulrademacher 16y ago
Bingapocalypse? Oh wait, that's still one word.