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by shanelja 14y ago
Thanks for the link, made for interesting reading :)
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by shanelja 14y ago
Maybe people have reached what could be considered their 'critical mass' in respect to the number of friends. You can realistically only know a small number of people, and 300 is probably a good estimate for acquaintances rather than friend
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by shanelja 14y ago
I disagree, I think that they are just looking to make an impact on the world. If all they wanted was to make money, then there would be ads all over the place, instead of the few, limited places at the moment (the right of the main page ar
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by shanelja 14y ago
In all honesty, I don't think there is an issue with search, Google is a fantastic search engine, which almost every time I search provides me with the results I was looking for, regardless of if I want to find a picture of Spiderman lookin
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by shanelja 14y ago
You are being needlessly snarky.
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by shanelja 14y ago
That's unusual, here in the UK, we have a large amount of untapped talent without the quality employers, the average wage for a web developer in the UK is in the £20k-25k range and job satisfaction amongst the ones I know tends to be quite
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by shanelja 14y ago
Good luck.
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by shanelja 14y ago
I normally read through comments and only look at the username if it's a particularly good comment, sometimes I follow the person. Better than 700 friends I barely know.
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by shanelja 14y ago
They are if you provide a backdoor for the none-member hackers to connect through.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Everyone else seems to have missed the irony here. hackerne.ws is the social network for hackers. It may not be a traditional social network, but this is a place where you can share ideas, follow what others are doing, encourage interests
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by shanelja 14y ago
I just assumed it would be more useful, plus, in this imaginary world where money is no issues, you could easily run 5 or more lanes with no issues. No one wants to walk 75 miles to get to the nearest stop when there car has broken down.
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by shanelja 14y ago
A bridge from Europe to America, I just think it would simplify travel from where I live, I've always wanted to travel to America and never had the money and adding an extra mode of transport would likely reduce the cost and difficulty. It
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by shanelja 14y ago
I talk to the same people on the bus every day, it's been 4 months now and it's fabulous, I'm never bored!
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by shanelja 14y ago
Is it me you're looking for?
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by shanelja 14y ago
TextWrangler when I'm at work on my Mac, I preferred the simplicity and the fact I can't leave a script without first saving, which forces me to rethink whether or not I really want to come back later to this code base or if that variable I
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by shanelja 14y ago
Do you have the link to this article still? I would love to take a look at it.
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by shanelja 14y ago
I tend to follow tptacek, Joel Franusic (jf) and yourself :) I was quite pleased when I saw this topic to be honest.
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by shanelja 14y ago
It sounds like we are as yet a long, long way away from this being a reality, but I suppose it only takes a couple of leaps forward to make it more than just 'maybe possible'.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Question 2: What would happen if you, whilst within this bubble, throw a coin attached to a piece of string out of the space ship, while still connected to the ship by the string and the coin exits the bubble? For instance, assuming the 'st
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by shanelja 14y ago
It feels more like "Kube Framework: It's trying to be Twitter Bootstrap" to me to be honest. Nice project but it doesn't seem to have any real use (to me personally) when TB is so refined at this point.
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by shanelja 14y ago
It's certainly not perfect, but I came up with it under pressure in less than 90 seconds without checking online for the modulo return values, so I'm rather proud of it. <?php $x = 1; while($x <= 100) { if((($x % 5) == 0) &&
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by shanelja 14y ago
I agree with you on the level that it is a very limited view, but as for the OP states that "Most people who consider themselves programmers are employed effectively selling underpants on the internet using LAMP." I was slightly offended wh
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by shanelja 14y ago
This just helps to highlight the actual level of understanding most none tech-skilled people have, I'm sure it goes a long way to bridging the gap between the average Joe and the web developer, but a large portion of it is incorrect and pro
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by shanelja 14y ago
I was sick of using the PM systems out there and decided to make one which would really help my team to be fast and efficient and make it easy to see how long we've spent on a project and the importance of the tasks within it. http://i45.t
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by shanelja 14y ago
Disclaimer: Not the coder nor part of the rainymood team, merely a fan who has used it while he works for over 6 months now.
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Relax your coding self with the soothing sound of rain(rainymood.com)
4 points by shanelja 14y ago|2 comments
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by shanelja 14y ago
It's not often I do comedy comments, but I had to let myself go with this one: Girlfriends suck a lot more than Hookers. My night is decided.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Just on a point - http://www.truffle.io/about - you seem to have left the content of a past ventures about page on here :)
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by shanelja 14y ago
It says "Beta launching with the following companies in Seattle" so I'm assuming you are only accepting applications from those companies at the moment? How will you verify the person works at these companies, or that they are indeed workin
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Ask HN: Any upcoming hacker meetups in the north of England?
1 points by shanelja 14y ago|0 comments

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