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541.
by reledi 15y ago
https://github.com/Primigenus/Cleaner-Hacker-News edit: waxjar already posted it further below.
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by reledi 15y ago
> Am I missing something? I don't see any noticeable difference between this and the current design. The changes are subtle, but they are noticeable. Enough to be visually appealing, yet keep the practical design.
543.
by reledi 15y ago
There's no need to publicly identify him. edit: Sorry, you're right. I somehow missed that in the article. I fully agree with you that he deserves to be supported, but regardless of his profession. If his actions get linked to his employer
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Have students do global tasks early, local tasks later(blog.melchua.com)
1 points by reledi 15y ago|0 comments
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Participate(blog.nerdchic.net)
1 points by reledi 15y ago|0 comments
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by reledi 15y ago
I can't find it, but there was a thread on HN where it was mentioned that some YC alum (I think the first ever) showed up in suits and were told to lose them.
547.
by reledi 15y ago
High-intensity week-long courses on topics that you choose sounds ideal. It reminds me of ArsDigita University, where the course of study was sequential and intensive, with most courses lasting one month.
548.
by reledi 15y ago
I disagree. It's looks cool but it's too easy to confuse with a fancy down-pointing arrow. Unless you know you're looking for the 'M', you probably won't notice it.
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by reledi 15y ago
I plan on taking this approach and moving my blog to GitHub Pages w/ Jekyll. That way it will all be neatly backed up in a local repo as well, with the benefit of version control. edit: Has anyone here migrated from Google Sites to Jekyll b
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by reledi 15y ago
Another option for users is to put javascript:(function(){var st = document.createElement('link');st.type = "text/css";st.href = "https://raw.github.com/Primigenus/Cleaner-Hacker-News/master/cleaner-hn.css;st.rel = "stylesheet";docume
551.
by reledi 15y ago
What would have happened if you declined to take the course? Do you think you "learned your lesson", or would you do something like this again if you had the chance?
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by reledi 15y ago
There are no or very few restrictions, you can build what you want, you learn a lot, you meet new people or build stronger relationships with the ones you do know, and you may end up with something very cool. There's more to it than this, b
553.
by reledi 15y ago
A pat down just on the sides as soon as you come out of the scan would also work.
554.
by reledi 15y ago
I think everyone won in the end. Homakov got the credit he deserved, Rails' security flaw got a lot of attention, and GitHub had the chance to prove themselves, which in my opinion they did.
555.
by reledi 15y ago
I agree with you. I also don't think he was being completely honest with his answers. A few examples: According to his recent history [1], he still has a larger than life lifestyle, even though he has a family now. He claims he's no crimina
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by reledi 15y ago
The Library Phantom Returns: http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2011/11/29/142910393/the-l...
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The Library Phantom(npr.org)
1 points by reledi 15y ago|1 comments
558.
by reledi 15y ago
He gave those examples as common qualities of CS students who go above and beyond school work.
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by reledi 15y ago
Full story: http://www.newsorganizer.com/article/santiago-s-brain-8f0306...
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Santiago’s Brain(rollingstoneme.com)
3 points by reledi 15y ago|1 comments
561.
by reledi 15y ago
To me, you came across as somewhat of an evangelist. You showed us how much better off you are because you no longer drink, and for all those reasons, everyone else should also stop drinking. It's certainly possible to have fun while being
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by reledi 15y ago
Allan did have some silly responses. Either he was panicking and couldn't think clearly (he does have a lot on the line) or he genuinely doesn't understand what the problem is. On the other hand, I think David is overreacting and trying to
563.
by reledi 15y ago
> my open book exams in Physics were ridiculously difficult. We would use all sorts of tricks to cram as many equations onto the double-sided piece of paper we were allotted. Doesn't sound like it was an open book exam if you were just
564.
by reledi 15y ago
> For some background, I’ve done a tremendous amount of public speaking. This is why he doesn't need practice. Normal people will.
565.
by reledi 15y ago
Teaching recursion isn't an issue as long as they explain why you should avoid tail recursion in Python.
566.
by reledi 15y ago
I can't help you based on experience, but family, social life, leisure time, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, etc. sound like valid reasons. Of course, with good time management, you can have all that and be productive. If your startup is s
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The Design of a Rejected CodeSprint Landing Page(blog.interviewstreet.com)
1 points by reledi 15y ago|0 comments
568.
by reledi 15y ago
Thanks, I was unaware of that one.
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by reledi 15y ago
Here's a list of sites I keep for ACM ICPC preparation or problem solving for fun: http://livearchive.onlinejudge.org http://coj.uci.cu/OnlineJudge http://www.spoj.pl http://uva.onlinejudge.org http://acm.timus.ru http://acm.sgu.
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by reledi 15y ago
The author has an issue with speed, not stability.

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