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by stanley 12y ago
And yet, nearly all of the subcultures shared a few commonalities. Some had better food than others, a few had air conditioning, and nearly all were cut off from the rest of the world. I can easily see the motivation for some creature comfo
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by stanley 12y ago
While it's certainly not for the least privileged amongst us, I've met quite a few people who saved up for months in order to afford the trip.
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by stanley 12y ago
Here's a few links you might find helpful. They're not specific to Python developers, though. http://www.golang-book.com/ http://www.golangbootcamp.com/book http://talks.golang.org&#x2F
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by stanley 13y ago
I'm not condoning his actions by any means, but by most accounts Willms is an exceptional marketer. I say this as someone who has spent the better part of the previous decade in the affiliate industry, and although I've never pers
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by stanley 13y ago
I came across an article [1] that mentions load balancing as an upcoming feature. Is there a chance you could elaborate on the feature spec or provide a rough ETA? [1] http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/datacenter&#x2
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Booz Allen, the World's Most Profitable Spy Organization(businessweek.com)
93 points by stanley 13y ago|11 comments
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by stanley 14y ago
This is one of the key issues folks seem to skip past when discussing the differences. I'm not familiar with the maintainers of Angular and their backgrounds, but with Ember you can expect solutions that mimic the methodologies you'd otherw
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by stanley 14y ago
Mind elaborating on that?
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by stanley 14y ago
Opened with the newest version of Chrome on MacOS Lion 10.7.4 and it loaded without crashing.
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by stanley 15y ago
Mind elaborating?
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by stanley 15y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with your first two points. On that last note, I think we're already far ahead of the curve when it comes to entrepreneurship. We're encouraging our kids to take chances, but giving them little when it comes to financ
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Rosetta Code: a Programming Chrestomathy Wiki(rosettacode.org)
2 points by stanley 15y ago|0 comments
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by stanley 15y ago
The girlfriend was working her way through rubykoans.com and ran into several problems with the site throwing proxy errors. Maybe it's fixed by now, but something gave me the impression it hasn't been maintained very well.
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by stanley 15y ago
What are your thoughts on Stanford's Open Classroom HTML courses? They may not be HTML5, and I have not had a chance to browse codeschool's offerings, but I'd be curious to hear how it compares in complexity to Stanford's lectures. [*] htt
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Cyberwar, Lawyers, and the U.S.: Denial of Service(foreignpolicy.com)
1 points by stanley 15y ago|0 comments
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New Chemical Reagent Turns Mouse Brain Transparent(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by stanley 15y ago|0 comments
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by stanley 15y ago
In a way you are right, but I think this approach also provides them with leverage to hedge their bets. The main differentiating factor in this case is their competitors are focused primarily on solving one problem, whereas Google is attemp
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by stanley 15y ago
Seconded. Having owned an Aeron and multiple other high-end chairs, I wholly believe that the Embody is the best option out there. Considering how many hours we spend on average in front of the computer, buying a chair that encourages a pro
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by stanley 16y ago
Why would it be? Is it because you believe there are no strategies to penny auction bidding? Just for comparison's sake, is there a strategy to roulette in casinos or to lotteries run by private corporations on behalf of the government?
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by stanley 16y ago
This is Facebook we're talking about, right? Of course they're tracking. If no other reason than for ad retargetting.
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by stanley 16y ago
Too bad they make it so damn hard to spend $10k with them. Few things on the Internet are as tricky to navigate as Facebook's ad guidelines. I know you what I'm referring to :)
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by stanley 16y ago
Ads may get auto approved but they are still reviewed sooner or later. On top of that, absolutely all pages get reviewed, if not initially by human reviewers then by Google's crawlers. We spend $xxx,xxx on Google each month, it pays for us
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by stanley 16y ago
Motorcycle owner / Startup founder here. Love riding and love my work. Having jumped out of planes, skied the Swiss alps and rocked out at Burning Man, there is still nothing quite like gunning my Ninja on the i5 at night with all 5 lanes t
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by stanley 16y ago
Not a fan of Vimium? https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/dbepggeogbaibhgn...
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by stanley 16y ago
I found it particularly interesting that Max created an incubator primarily to initiate an environment of creativity. How do you come up with the best ideas possible? Easy! Just setup an atmosphere where great ideas are pooled together, the
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by stanley 16y ago
Nicely done Ilya! Those of you who think marketing can be postponed until you are ready for launch - I seriously urge you to reconsider. You should be thinking of marketing strategy before you start writing code.
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Charlie Rose interview with Jeff Bezos (July, 2010)(charlierose.com)
1 points by stanley 16y ago|0 comments
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by stanley 16y ago
This is a longshot, but has anyone here switched from Dvorak to Colemak and can comment on the experience?
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by stanley 16y ago
How much equity to offer to my investors, partners and advisors. It's a difficult game of judging expectations and understanding motivations.
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by stanley 16y ago
Is anyone heading up from downtown? I would like to make it but my wheels are in the shop.

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