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ronilan
11y ago
Russell Okung suffered a dislocated shoulder today and the whole team seemed distracted. They lost. So, PG for next year, just to be on the safe side, can you please choose another player to debate with. Maybe Brady? Thanks. A Seahawks fan.
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11y ago
So, like, my own personal experience... A couple of years ago I applied for a certain company that this year turned out to be a unicorn. The automated reply said to build a Minesweeper. So I did. It took a several hours to get into a shape
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11y ago
Thanks for the helloworldprogram pointer. In this form https://www.youtube.com/user/helloworldprogram/videos it will be easily consumed :)
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Ask HN: Two kids (8, 9.5), two weeks, “learn to code”. Tips? Tricks?
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There has to be a "Flexible Frank" prototype here somewhere. And a door into summer.
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11y ago
or weaponize the camera so that it can protect itself... :)
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11y ago
Opposite. Large catalog where every screw is of different shape and requires a different tool to be put into a different wall in a different town so to speak.
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11y ago
3 off-the-cuff: Ordering and Provisioning of large telecom product catalogs, converting BMC Remedy apps to modern stacks and reliable fast address validation. In IT telecom, where you dig, you find.
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11y ago
OH: "Remember that time someone at HQ dragged a cell in Excel and the internet went crazy over nugget prices in NH?"
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11y ago
Merida shoots for her own hand: https://youtu.be/2EIFWjLYNWA
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11y ago
I think that when you have kids you realize that actually "The days are short but the dacades are long." I have been part of three times "their whole life", and still, not a decade gone by.
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11y ago
http://www.facebook.com It has always delivered a clear message: you must have an account to use this service.
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12y ago
We, the family of five, went bicycling along Vancouver's waterfront today. It was a cold sunny day. We rode something like 12km, made several stops, had lunch and looped back to where we started. It would be nice to be able to do the s
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12y ago
"the dress" is different. In the "classic illusions" everyone (or at least the vast majority) of people will describe what they are seeing in a similar manner (an "illusion"). Then, when given an "aid"
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12y ago
1. That people would prefer a piece of advice to be given by Kurt Vonnegut at an MIT commencement speech rather than for the same advice to be provided by Mary Schmich in her Chicago Tribune column. Even if she wrote the original and he nev
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12y ago
That was most definitely "a" reason but also most likely not "the" reason. Also, the primary reason of a journey may be a route to India, but the result may be a whole other country.
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12y ago
Twitter should take note of Tumblr usage here.
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12y ago
Yes and yes.
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12y ago
YouTube
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12y ago
Chromebook is like the flipside of that Ballmer quote[1]: "that is the cheapest computer in the world and it appeals to everyone because it even has a keyboard" [1] http://youtu.be/eywi0h_Y5_U
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12y ago
I'd guess financing and marketing generally, and lease cycles in the US specifically, are the main drivers (pun intended) for the pattern in cars. The analogy sounds nice but it is a little stretched trying to explain codebase size in
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12y ago
Yah bookmark it. Always beware of those who have acquired some knowledge and the credentials for such. So that's this.
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12y ago
Mooj: Hey Andy, don't let him bother you. It's okay not to have started a company. Not eveybody's a mulla magnet. You, uh, what are you, 25? Andy Stitzer: I'm 40. Mooj: Holy shit, man, you got to get on that! A movie q
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12y ago
Neither. It is the type of comment that takes two opposing concepts and instead of contrasting them on both edges of the idea spectrum places them one inside the other.
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12y ago
Very disappointing. The author seems ignorant of the entire science of Psychohistory. Since it is now possible to predict human development hundreds of years into the future no idea is really new anymore.
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12y ago
No daily usage, not enough trips and also it is impossible to build a multi-billion corporation out of an SEO play. Too bad TripAdvisor won't work. /S
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Another data point for poor indie devs - for a project I worked on last year ( http://www.placeunit.com ) I contracted my wife as a model. We then shot the video over two mornings on an iPad. Raw video was imported to a Mac and ed
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12y ago
I suspect some of the popularity[1] of unboxing, opening, revealing, unwrapping, pic-a-boo, lookie here videos can be attributed to the SEO community. [1] some of the rest can be attributed to how views are counted.
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> As for Taylor Swift,she never won real money selling records. She represent everything that is wrong with the music industry.She is a mass market product,not an artist. But one day she'll be living in a big ol' city and all
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12y ago
Indeed. Any API key is just that. A key. A key to the stairs up the shoulders of giants. A place that can be shrugged. From which one can fall. But also from which one can see further. Further even than the sacred concept of "ownership
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