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pgebhard
17y ago
In large cities, you're still surrounded by many peers. While they may be harder to interact with due to distances, you'll likely also have the means to reach them relatively easily (car, public transportation). Tech meetups are really ea
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It's all just a degree of abstraction. Someone could say you were "programming" if you were using Automator. Explain more specifically to what level you think people should be programming their computers, because I think it will never hap
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17y ago
It's all just a degree of abstraction. Someone could say you were "programming" if you were using Automator. Explain more specifically to what level you think people should be programming their computers, because I think it will never hap
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17y ago
Tall ceilings would be nice. I don't understand why so many offices are cube farms with uninspiring walls and low ceilings. Windows are an afterthought. Lighting is all fluorescent...
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17y ago
Why can't your roommate play with headphones? As for the clutter, I definitely agree that a clear desk (and computer desktop, taskbar) helps clear the mind and helps you focus on the real work. Being around others that are hard at work doe
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18y ago
I have a bookmarking problem...~17000 "To be read later" bookmarks in Instapaper. Mostly from this @#%! site.
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18y ago
Well, isn't there also the "greenhouse gas" factor when using oil. By using wind and solar power, that factor disappears.
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18y ago
The alt-text speaks the truth.
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18y ago
It looks like the cruise ship chairs used by all the obese people in WALL-E. I really hope that movie's futuristic scenarios aren't fulfilled.
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18y ago
What about Austin or Northern Virginia?
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18y ago
Does anybody else wonder if the concept of that restaurant is a bit sacrilegious?
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At Austin Meeting, Seeking Exposure for New Tech Products
(nytimes.com)
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18y ago
Extending your thought...wouldn't the market then only be that active at those very narrow seasons?
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18y ago
Ideally, that "figuring out" would have happened before the marriage part, no?
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18y ago
Do you have an S.O.? While you may have one who is anti-V-day (which is fine), but I'd imagine that even the one who "doesn't really care much" would probably be a little disappointed if you made NO effort to do something just a little spe
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18y ago
Very interesting and thorough analysis. It's not just someone making wild speculation based on a rehashing of network news, but rather, he seems to be a seasoned small craft pilot with legitimate knowledge and understanding to add.
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18y ago
I agree with you. I certainly feel that I read a lot online now, but so much of it is in small bursts. I find it hard now to maintain decent concentration while trying to read long documents/books offline.
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18y ago
Like others have been mentioning here, Metafilter has a fee like this, and from what I hear, it works really well for them. Thinking about it more, though, I can see how it would could really prevent new users from wanting to join. I'm no
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18y ago
God Bless Australia. I love that country, and I really liked how tax is already included in all prices and payment is rounded to 5c since there are no 1c pieces. It makes payments so much simpler.
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18y ago
Poor sleep habits.
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18y ago
Arlington, VA? What makes that area particularly good?
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18y ago
Duke, BSE (ECE & CS) '07
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18y ago
I find that NewEgg is more than adequate for any sort of tech purchase. I guess that if people are going to be spending a lot on expensive tech equipment (and nearly all of it is expensive) then they'd probably like to see it in person fir
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18y ago
Does anyone else feel that the play/pause button is backwards? For me, the button displays the "Play" arrow when the music is playing and it shows the pause button when it is paused. I know that sounds like how it should be, but I think t
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18y ago
Well, those houses being rented out seem to be in the range of ~$3000/week. That's what's nuts. There would be more people going that route if that price wasn't so high.
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18y ago
Girlfriend (civil engineer in Fairfax), desire to move out of Orlando after growing up here and living here for 16 years (though that still includes four years of undergrad in NC), my company also conveniently has offices in and around Fair
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18y ago
Amazing...thank you! Are there any other specific groups that you'd recommend (any python groups)? I'm planning on moving to Fairfax, VA in the first quarter of 2009, so I want to know what would be a good way to get familiar with the are
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I suppose you could start it yourself. :) If you feel so strongly that way, I bet there are others out there like you, too.
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18y ago
Are these conferences still happening? I can't seem to reach any more recent than 2006.
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18y ago
So true about those other sites. I'm so happy to have found HN, and I no longer even remember how it happened.
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