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by snorkel 19y ago
You mean Flickr tags?
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by snorkel 19y ago
Consider it a blessing. I got banned for setting my personal name to the name of my FB app development project. Now I can't control my FB app so I stopped supporting my FB app. It was a waste of time anyway.
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by snorkel 19y ago
He sounds a tad disgruntled about his past jobs. He didn't answer the question "can lisp do what perl does easily?" because the answer is no: http://weitz.de/cl-ppcre/
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by snorkel 19y ago
Start by drawing your ideas on paper in detail. You don't have to be an artist because it's not going in a museum. If you are thinking of making a web site then draw it on paper, page by page. Describe exactly what happens when user clicks
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by snorkel 19y ago
"Reality" contest TV shows are anything but objective to begin with. The judges are purposely overblown so the audience will react to the judges. The contestants are selected according to personality, also for audience reaction. It's about
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by snorkel 19y ago
As much as I enjoy scoffing at Facebook I have to admit I've personally seen not-so-net-savvy people get pulled into Facebook for its ability to reunite and keep up with far flung friends. That it's good for. Facebook is not however a lu
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by snorkel 19y ago
It's not just galleries that don't want inventory online, it's the artists too. Pro artists have special deals worked out with each gallery, some deals are supposed to be exclusive but artists cheat and put their work into other galeries to
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by snorkel 19y ago
This is by far not the only gotcha in Facebook apping. The Applications Settings form is a magical mess of spagetti logic. The first thing your learn is your can't even access the most useful applications settings in the form unless you ch
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by snorkel 19y ago
This is a joke, right? Facebook encourages users to register accounts using their real name and then volunteer personal information with reckless abandon. But users need not worry because they can check a little box that says "shh! don't te
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by snorkel 19y ago
Cosco's real secret is selling common household items less per unit but packaged in bulk thereby forcing the customer to actually buy more. A similar pricing structure in the online world is web hosting for only $7/month "WOW!! That's che
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by snorkel 19y ago
My favorite analogy of being a Microsoft developer comes from this article: http://www.stepwise.com/Articles/Editorial/wjs_Windows.html "Lots of small programmers have a vision that working with Microsoft is like being one of those littl
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by snorkel 19y ago
Stock options means you have the option to buy the stock at a discount rate. Whether you're fired or not the only way to act on your options if you have to buy them first.
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by snorkel 19y ago
Interesting but Mandelbrot is a specific math process. I'd be more impressed if a large application with network I/O, disk I/O, threading, etc was proven to be faster in Java than in C.
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by snorkel 19y ago
The current trend is not requiring email to signup. Anyone, including bots, can verify an email address so email is not a reliable qualifier anyway.
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by snorkel 19y ago
Anyone can legally complain if you copy their content. So they send a C&D letter and you remove whatever offended them, no harm done. If you want to prevent bots from scraping your content then take advantage of the fact that most bots don
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by snorkel 19y ago
If you left on good terms, assuming your version of "fired" is not as bad as "FIRED!", perhaps you can buy your options at the strick price, but that's risky. If you buy your options for say $10000 and the stock ends up being worthless then
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by snorkel 19y ago
For the founders getting acquired is a jackpot. For workaday drones getting acquired means update your resume because you'll be out in a year.