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statenjason
15y ago
My lunches are spent at the gym. Nothing helps me focus on work better than getting away for an hour or so.
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> We spend an hour learning a concept, and only practice using it when we get home. This is why I'm a fan of what the Khan Academy[1] is striving to do. It flips this pattern around, with more instruction at home and practice when with
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Odd, when I posted it all of the photos were there. They were a list of steam/xbox style achievements related to IT. Looking at it now, it seems that the cache link expired. Googling the original address and viewing cache will show a versio
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16y ago
Site is down for me. Google cache for anyone who's having same issue: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:vaksAVJ...
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16y ago
NuGet[1] is the package manager trezor is talking about. [1]: http://nuget.codeplex.com/
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Ninjas are stealthy. Carelessly adding four globals and modifying prototypes is not stealthy.
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16y ago
Definitely has potential for the live support market
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Websockets using Ruby EventMachine
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All the Things BP Could Buy
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Interesting. Made me think to write a simple mixin for sass. @mixin fg-contrast($bg) { background: $bg; $textcolor: #ffffff; @if lightness($bg) > 50% { $textcolor: #000000; } color: $textcolor
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Like the Windows copy command. copy /b IMG_0010.JPG + SecretCodes.rar PartysAreFunLOL.jpg
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Dollar should be replaced as international standard, U.N. report says
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Tail Recursion in Haskell
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For as flashy as RIM tried to make the UI, they definitely skimped on the Twitter interface.
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Giving Haskell A Shot
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Haskell.org is down
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The next lawsuit will be taking Google's directions to Japan. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=San...
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Lala is Shutting Down
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Two months ago I hooked up jsmin from a build script for release configurations. It's been helpful to have all of the reader-friendly stuff stripped out automatically without having to store minified copies in source control.
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16y ago
Covers the Great Salt Lake, and most of the upper corner of Utah.
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16y ago
Agreed. My gut instinct on any @hotmail.com mail outside my address book is to mark as spam.
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iStockPhoto's maintenance page (heading 5) rocks
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Jxs.me: powered by Toto
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We switched over in our shop on release week, and I must say that I'm enjoying the new features of .NET and C# 4.0. COM interop with Office Communicator is cleaner. IronRuby + Sass for css with ASP MVC rocks. Optional parameters have killed
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New $100 Bill Released Today by U.S. Treasury
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She stole my domain last month when my registrar didn't notify me of expiration. The first time I saw that smirk, I wanted to ring her neck. http://jstaten.com
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The last time I saw a Pleo story, it was about the robotic dinosaur getting mauled by a battle bot. It gave me rather mixed emotions. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95MAyWE0ERk
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So in this parallel universe, people went three decades with no way to create apps for their iPads? This definitely sounds worth celebrating.
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The apps are not the problem. That's actually a great use of the platform. Rather, when/if your child becomes curious about creating something of his own, he's met with a $100 barrier to entry.
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Reminds me of this dystonia case where the woman can hardly walk forwards or speak properly, but seems fine when running http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR5p_bD3uLc
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