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by rudiger 16y ago
Good point, but @ user @ domain doesn't look like the solution to me.
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by rudiger 16y ago
More than a few lottery winners rake in millions of dollars every week.
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by rudiger 16y ago
Why not just gte910h@twitter.com and gte910h@github.com?
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by rudiger 16y ago
In addition to the technical details, I'd like to know what sort of impact BN has had, particularly how things are going now. Have you been able to capitalize on BN's popularity? Is it still popular now that it's been reinstated? Anyways, g
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by rudiger 16y ago
In fact, that's why I was careful to call it a variant; my sentiments are the same as yours. I'm actually happy that you've articulated the distinction.
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by rudiger 16y ago
I've heard a variant of this as "The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good."
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by rudiger 16y ago
Valuing a developer's one week of work at $20K is a bit much (~$1M per year?). Also, I'd question the judgement of developer who thinks a $20K pimped-out setup, a Mac Pro and three 30" displays at both home and office, in addition to a la
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by rudiger 16y ago
"You want to run a little business? Go run a shoe store then." http://dashes.com/anil/2011/01/mom-and-pop-at-web-scale.html...
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by rudiger 16y ago
If Qato is going to copy someone's design, can't they find something better than Quora ? I mean, Quora's design isn't going to win them any awards; it looks like Quora didn't even use Photoshop, just straight-up CSS.
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by rudiger 16y ago
I'd be more interested to see "Here's Why Developers Are Scaling Twitter".
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by rudiger 16y ago
Yeah, that sounds interesting; in particular, I'd like to see how many people came to your site from the print mention, how that compares to the online mention, and whether there's any significant difference in their behavior. For what it's
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by rudiger 16y ago
Take a look at Saurabh Odhyan's JavaScript prefix trie implementation; https://github.com/odhyan/trie
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by rudiger 16y ago
Less than a naive dictionary; it's a very compact and natural representation of ordered lists of unique words.
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by rudiger 16y ago
Perhaps you're right about people doing "actual" complicated maths simply not caring about a multiplicative constant. However, a lot of people do most or all of the complicated maths they're ever going to do in their lives when they're in u
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by rudiger 16y ago
How are you getting Fs for using τ? Just write `Let τ = 2π.` at the top of your papers.
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by rudiger 16y ago
This isn't good advice; learning Prolog doesn't make learning Erlang any easier at all (not even the syntax, but especially not the semantics). The syntax of Erlang is actually very simple, and mostly an accident of history since Erlang w
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by rudiger 16y ago
The only Chef job with stock options!
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by rudiger 16y ago
The single best advice I can give for scaling Rails, and it is applicable to nearly every other framework: give it more memory. Generally, when you run into a bottleneck in Rails, you're running out of RAM first. You can get a couple of 8
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by rudiger 16y ago
What's a bill of sale? I assumed the transaction was just "you give me the cash, I give you the laptop".
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by rudiger 16y ago
Are there any frameworks that do this?
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by rudiger 16y ago
Can you describe the process? I'm looking to sell my late-2010 MacBook Pro 15-inch, but I'm apprehensive about being scammed.
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by rudiger 16y ago
Care to elaborate on what you've learned about Appointment Reminder's market that would make you pessimistic about it?
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by rudiger 16y ago
Great article. I haven't had time to read the whole thing, but I disagree with the characterization of Jaron Lanier as an artist who can't speak technically (as the author of this article surmises from a choice quotation). Mr. Lanier is a r
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by rudiger 16y ago
Sour grapes? In reality, I suspect that the truth about TED lies somewhere between "pretentious circle-jerk" and "conference of the world's most inspired thinkers".
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by rudiger 16y ago
The fact that young people don't have thousands of dollars to spend on an annual conference isn't "ageism". Older people simply have more discretionary income.
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by rudiger 16y ago
Is $0.99 a month really "so valuable"? If you use Twitter at all, it's worth more than that .
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by rudiger 16y ago
Yes. Go for a .com, even if it's a worse name.
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by rudiger 16y ago
I read over this twice and couldn't understand what is being said. Can someone explain what is being said here?
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by rudiger 16y ago
This makes no sense. Both Firefox and Chrome are faster than IE6 on identical hardware.
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by rudiger 16y ago
Messrs Jobs and Zuckerberg were sitting to either side of President Obama at that February 17 dinner [1]. They very well could have exchanged a meaningful glance, perhaps in response to something the President had said! [1] http://www.flic

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