steventruong

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by steventruong 14y ago
Its whatever you make of it. The internet creates opportunity and solves problems of all types and all scales. It can mean anything to anyone. There's no such thing as a mutually exclusive definition of what the internet should encompass fo
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by steventruong 14y ago
For what you're looking for, Mountain View near San Antonio Shopping Center is the best bet. There are a few places for rent near there that are walking distance from everything you could want.
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by steventruong 14y ago
For the blog i.e. writing.markchristian.org
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by steventruong 14y ago
Your projects link is 404. Also no RSS?
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by steventruong 14y ago
I assume that's your voice on there? Great job
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by steventruong 14y ago
I'm curious, who?
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by steventruong 14y ago
This clearly depends entirely on the individual but majority of my friends are self taught (most of which never majored in EE, CS, or equivalent or even took a single computing class of any kind). They have yet to run into any issue buildin
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by steventruong 14y ago
Tried playing around with it and got a serious error in calculation. Did $100 average per transaction + 500 transactions annual (made up numbers) and I got the following fees PER TRANSACTION: $125 | $1375 | $1600 | $1850 That's clearly n
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by steventruong 14y ago
Nordstrom. Most of the sales reps are trained to know a good deal about suits and are extremely helpful in helping you find the right suit (YMMV base on location). They also usually have a place that can hem and do tailoring in most locatio
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by steventruong 14y ago
I have both and with or without cases, I can't replicate the rattle sound you're referring too
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by steventruong 14y ago
I too question this the moment I noticed MIT, Stanford, and CalTech weren't at the top...
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by steventruong 14y ago
I know Network Solutions had (still does?) done this. But as far as Godaddy, I've used them to check for domains (even if I buy through them or not) and never had that issue. It could just be coincidence in your case. Although that's just m
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by steventruong 14y ago
1. I've said this in a few other threads regarding naming. In the vast majority of cases in picking a name, it boils down more to founders and their personal issues with liking a name than the brandability and success of the name itself. Th
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by steventruong 14y ago
Agreed but I also think that getting input from those you know or know of in addition to total stranger review is stronger. The more of people you trust reviewing something, the more you're more inclined to trust those reviews. I think havi
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by steventruong 14y ago
While there are some generic rules for brandability, majority of naming issues boils down to personal issues founders have with liking or disliking a name. Many startups have funky names until it becomes known. Don't get too caught up on th
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by steventruong 14y ago
They tell Google which keywords the want their ads to show up for and related keywords. While it may seem completely irrelevant, someone might be bidding on random keywords that triggered the ad.
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by steventruong 14y ago
1. Looks like the site is down, I got a 404 error. 2. If its on Github (on a public repo), why are you upset? Apart from them using your analytics code, that seems to be a given that you're letting the code be available to others for use. 3
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by steventruong 14y ago
Probably not the answer you're looking for but I work best in silence (or rather, the sound of tapping keyboards). I know others strongly prefer music but I zone out anyway so eventually I don't even hear music (or am cognitively aware of i
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by steventruong 14y ago
Saw a slight different variation being shared on Facebook. Wonder why the difference if its a true story and who modified it...
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by steventruong 14y ago
That answer was a "me too" answer isn't it (not arguing the merits of a response regardless of whether it is or isn't). I think the author (I'm guessing) was hoping for a deeper answer than "I'm doing this because everyone else is and it ap
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by steventruong 14y ago
1. I can certainly see how it can be interpreted in the context you've pointed out but that's not how I would have interpreted it. 2. I disagree that it presents no new compelling idea. What is not new to you and me maybe new to someone els
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by steventruong 14y ago
Every business and business model is different. This should be considered with a grain of salt. It is not a one size fit all
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by steventruong 14y ago
Short answer but probably extremely cliche: working on something I have personal interest in.
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by steventruong 14y ago
There are a few job sites cropping up trying to tackle this but aren't fully scaled yet so I guess time will tell whether or not they end up being effective. The issue is, like dating sites, they're not going to be perfect solutions.
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by steventruong 14y ago
1. Commuting sucks. Unfortunately in that price point, its going to be tough to find any place decent closer that isn't in a dump or bad neighborhood usually. 2. Have you looked on PadMapper? There doesn't seem to be may listings in the Mor
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by steventruong 14y ago
As someone who grew up in Portland, its cool. But its not accurate. Where's the rain LOL
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1. I have both installed. Wanted to check out Google Drive but not necessarily switch. I rarely use Dropbox as it is. 2. Between the two, currently Dropbox has more value for me both in terms of overall storage space and in terms of users I
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XNEYXKXMAYWL Used. Thanks. Will try it out.
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by steventruong 14y ago
One thing for consideration is what system each student has access to. If they are Window users, you can have them install Linux. The same could not be said for a Mac (albeit I'm a Mac user myself). It should really depend on your students
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by steventruong 14y ago
Start your own Python meetup group if there isn't one. I've started a couple different meetup groups over the years and sure it starts off slow but gradually it'll grow and people will find you.

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