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by prawks 14y ago
Probably "vendors".
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NASA's Chandra Suggests Rare Explosion Created Our Galaxy's Youngest Black Hole(nasa.gov)
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by prawks 14y ago
For more topics along these lines, look into Resource-oriented Architecture (ROA) [1]. Many REST tutorials and classes are often further labeled as Service-oriented, which is really untrue. This is also why many existing SOAs are unfit for
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by prawks 14y ago
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but the question is a perfectly valid way to measure the ability of a candidate to explain complex topics to people with varying levels of pre-existing knowledge.
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by prawks 14y ago
Has there been a petition created against this yet?
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by prawks 14y ago
Fair enough, I had missed it.
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by prawks 14y ago
I'd be very interested to know the percentage of people asked this who responded by explaining a project that directly related to the job they are applying for, and those that explain something from their everyday life. I wonder which would
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by prawks 14y ago
Interesting. I'm curious what measures they take to prevent a "bad trip"
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by prawks 14y ago
For each of the base colours from the previous step, make one darker color and use it to add shadows where needed. For each of the colors. Granted, I agree that the rule wasn't followed in the example.
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by prawks 14y ago
It's the first time I've seen a scissors icon where the blades of the scissors are closed.
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by prawks 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. Is anyone aware of topics being moved from one stackexchange to another? This would be a fantastic feature, obviously.
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by prawks 14y ago
That's pretty cool, they basically taught you heal-and-toe!
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by prawks 14y ago
It's pretty simple to see that traditional braking triggers brake lights, while engine braking does not. Brake lights are there for safely, to prevent rear-ends. I'd be shocked if any driving education program encouraged engine braking. On
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by prawks 14y ago
This is, of course, if Musk is correct and the NYT is indeed lying. If he can't prove it, I'd agree with TylerE.
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by prawks 14y ago
.. here is what he gets from his employer and a grateful nation: Nothing. No pension, no health care, and no protection for himself or his family. Can anyone speak to the truth of this? I'd never thought much about it, but if that's true
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by prawks 14y ago
I never liked eating uncooked marshmallows like that. What makes something "worthwhile" is pretty dependent on the person.
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by prawks 14y ago
Isn't this inability to recognize the level of your own ability a known psychological phenomenon? The name escapes me. EDIT: Yes, "Imposter syndrome" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
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by prawks 14y ago
Interesting relevant article: http://blog.garrytan.com/tenth-grade-tech-trends-my-survey-d... And its HN discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5027306 I performed a few Google searches on Snapchat. I was very surprised to see
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by prawks 14y ago
*Not appropriate for any website. My mistake, I assumed a link to Quora wouldn't bombard you with a registration request, it's been a while since I've registered.
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by prawks 14y ago
This concept sounds awesome, I'm saddened that I only heard about it once it was closed.
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by prawks 14y ago
The original post on Quora: http://www.quora.com/Wealth/Is-getting-rich-worth-it
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by prawks 14y ago
The key part is the ... Then you take another ball and run with it and when you’ve crossed the goal you take the second ball out of your pocket and reinflate it and score twelve points instead of six. I believe he's talking about innovati
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by prawks 14y ago
This certainly hasn't been the case for Steam's always-on DRM.
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by prawks 14y ago
I think on the whole, github and BitBucket are very refreshing. They both come out with great ideas, and it fosters a very, very healthy space in which to provide services to users (source code hosting, versioning, and management). It is al
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by prawks 14y ago
This is the first move by Microsoft that I can actually understand. They need to seriously rethink what their goals are. They can't have the computing monopoly they used to, so they really need to focus on what they're strong at: corporate
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by prawks 14y ago
Sugar has been proven not to induce hyperactivity, it's a common misconception. http://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2012/10/31/debunking-a-hallowe...
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by prawks 14y ago
Metabolism is also a factor, which begins to slow in many people's late 20's.
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by prawks 14y ago
TL; DR: these recommended “safe” levels of caffeine are just statistical averages over the population. Some people tolerate caffeine and can ingest large quantities of the compound without ill effects, and others can’t
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by prawks 14y ago
You need plans (however rough) to achieve goals. It's also quite unlikely that they summarized the entirety of their lives in ~6 sentences. Nuances and changes of plans aren't mentioned. These summaries are in retrospect. The plans are plan
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by prawks 14y ago
This is because this plugin employs clang to gather information for autocomplete. I'm curious to find out how much effort it would take to extend this to other compiled languages. I don't know enough about javac or GCJ to say.

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