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by soupboy 15y ago
Not sure if tickers can have numbers Edit: Doesn't seem to be an official rule, but the de facto standard does appear to be 2-3-4-5 character tickers.[1] [1] http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2007/2007-63.htm
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Earthquake Outbreak in Central U.S. Tied to Drilling Wastewater(bloomberg.com)
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by soupboy 15y ago
I don't buy your argument. You don't need to try all (or any) programming languages in the world in order to like a single language. I know Python, and I really like Python and think it is awesome. I don't need to have tried Ruby or Haskell
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by soupboy 15y ago
Though I am happy for the team, it is a slight stretch to claim that you have a monthly recurring revenue of $25k due to the techcrunch article even though there have been only 1.5 months since the article came out.
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by soupboy 15y ago
"The company is also technologically weird. For example, much of the code that runs the site is written in a horrible computer language called PHP, which stands for nothing you care about. Millions of websites are built with PHP, because it
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by soupboy 15y ago
I actually saw Thad in school walking around with his "glass". The Google version looks way better and a lot less geekier (and less creepier) than the thing he used to wear to say the least.
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by soupboy 15y ago
I second this. If anything, Notch must be feeling immensely satisfied if not somewhat overwhelmed by all the effort that the community has put into his project.
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by soupboy 15y ago
Looking at all the amazing work done regarding the DCPU and the article yesterday on Instagram's technology stack made me realize just how far we've advanced. With the tools that we have available now, it is possible to do things in a few d