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by sosuke 12y ago
I agree and at the same time believe it might not always be the case. Supposing I've become an expert on flying model airplanes, I've blogged, spoken, done demos, it is my biggest hobby. I end up writing a book, of course I might
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by sosuke 12y ago
I agree the article is high energy, almost exhausting to read, and bounces around considerably. Declaring war on Adderall is stupid, but saying you want to create a less impactful alternative is commendable. However I don't like the pr
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by sosuke 12y ago
I think there would need to be some structure around children, what an incentive to make babies! $8k per baby per year, the Duggar family would be making $168k per year! I'd rather it be something as an adult. So the number of people 1
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by sosuke 12y ago
Oh no I sure hope not, the tax will be back and that is enough to move me to other sites in several cases. Edit: To clarify, no sales tax was one of the first things Amazon and other online retailers had on their side. They could sell thing
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How Cosmetic Companies Get Away with Pseudoscience(psmag.com)
1 points by sosuke 12y ago|0 comments
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by sosuke 12y ago
The thing is you don't have to decide there isn't a God, you don't have to change your religion at all, if you have any, to be a good person. We see a very vocal minority who are so loud, obnoxious and get so much air time we
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by sosuke 12y ago
I'm impressed the first reply came from someone from WSJ looking to make an article I presume.
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AdSense Abused with Malvertising Campaign(blog.sucuri.net)
1 points by sosuke 12y ago|0 comments
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On the Future of MetaFilter (2014)(medium.com)
3 points by sosuke 12y ago|0 comments
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by sosuke 12y ago
How do plugins like WP Super Cache https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/ compare with straight HTML pages? The extra overhead is in the PHP serving up the cached HTML page, but how effective is it in compa
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by sosuke 12y ago
I enjoyed Dead Silence, but some of the blue they do was overkill. For example: http://static.yts.re/attachments/Dead_Silence_2007/Screensho... I hope we get a more natural dynamic range of color in the future.
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by sosuke 12y ago
Possibly, but we've seen a developer gold rush in the past and it doesn't last. Those who do shine through.
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by sosuke 12y ago
Get off my lawn! Just because this person didn't have to suffer like we did doesn't mean they won't be productive and make a living. Zeldman was great, but these new folks coming into the market are following DHH, bootstrappe
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by sosuke 12y ago
Congratulations you've entered the market at a golden time, be sure to keep sharp and keep learning because anyone sitting on their hands will be left behind. Again, welcome, and you've done it in just a year, so you've got a
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by sosuke 12y ago
So going modern means breaking in PhantomJS, that is a bummer.
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by sosuke 12y ago
I'll bite, the second phrase never happens. NASA isn't trying in the same way that SpaceX is trying at all, they are doing amazing stuff, incredible feats like Mars rovers. When that feel of commentary comes around is when the bur
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Islam's Problem with Blasphemy(nytimes.com)
4 points by sosuke 12y ago|0 comments
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by sosuke 12y ago
No HTML hyperlinks is an annoyance, especially since part of Angular is being in the DOM, but that is something that can be handled, the lazy method is to just not do it. I guess that is something I like in a framework or library, that the
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by sosuke 12y ago
I was blown away by that comic when I first saw it.
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by sosuke 12y ago
Just a side not, whether you're targeting people with projects or not. The opening phrase recruiters use of "are you looking for a job" or "are you interested in a position" especially when they say they've don
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by sosuke 12y ago
>I suppose they were exercising their right to freedom of expression... I'm sure they would be offended. freedom of expression, freedom of speech, was first declared an inalienable right during the French Revolution of 1789. http:&
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by sosuke 12y ago
I'll never understand that logic, how does coming to the aide and support of a group that was brutally attacked mean that they are in turn attacking the group that did the attacking? The attack on Charlie was not defensive, defacing th
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by sosuke 12y ago
"When female executives spoke more than their peers, both men and women punished them with 14 percent lower ratings." I've seen similar comments before and even going as far as saying women were harder on women than men when
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LG's new smartwatch runs webOS, not Android Wear(pcworld.com)
1 points by sosuke 12y ago|0 comments
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by sosuke 12y ago
Well my hidden friend, I don't have a success, but I just haven't stopped trying so you can take my advice with a healthy heaping of salt. It sounds like you've got a real good combo of expertise. Have you considered writing
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by sosuke 12y ago
There are few different focuses in the post. It bounces around so I may not be responding correctly. As someone else said the attitude of the approach matters. The first example of a junior developer making an application. They are full of
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by sosuke 12y ago
I had a similar feeling. You start out doing grunt work when you're new in a career, it isn't glamorous and you have to prove yourself through actions. Coworkers are not friends first, they are coworkers. I'm not sure, but I
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by sosuke 12y ago
I've certainly heard that said in jest, sarcasm and wit are things many programmers hold dear and believe they are best in.
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by sosuke 12y ago
I loved science as a child, genetics was my hobby. The more I read, the more I learned, and the more I learned that to make a difference would require a monumental effort. To learn about the world, the understand the world, these are fun th
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by sosuke 12y ago
I've now put science degrees in the same bucket as liberal arts. There is a crazy amount of knowledge available, but unless you're gifted or lucky it won't pay, and you do it because you love it.

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