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by sjmulder 15y ago
What’s the best way to go about finding places to live for a short time that don’t cost an arm, leg and rib?
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by sjmulder 16y ago
Or it’s the other way around. Complacent Microsoft not working on a new, improved version because there is no perceived threat.
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by sjmulder 16y ago
Hacker News itself is rather Digg-like and quite focussed. Reddit is also quite interesting in how it lets you subscribe to reddits that interest you (and unsubscribe from those that don’t), as well as allowing anyone to make a new reddit.
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by sjmulder 16y ago
I looked at the Apogee One way back but thought it was a little pricey still, and this Jam at $99 isn’t cheap either. Are you getting genuine quality or is it like getting golden HDMI cables?
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by sjmulder 16y ago
Really nice site. Any chance of EU-based jobs on there in the future, or is it strictly USA?
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by sjmulder 16y ago
This hits home. I was brought into a company to work on a product together with an other new hire, and the company decided that we would go and do a rewrite – for this decision I was partially to blame. Six months later we were stuck with a
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by sjmulder 16y ago
Re HackerBooks, that’s a really cool idea and seems to be implemented well. Thanks for sharing.
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by sjmulder 16y ago
If either of these options should be considered harmful, it's the magic URL. This particular one has been responsible for countless useless requests. Another consideration is whether it's a good idea to have a standard dictate (parts of) th