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by sudont 16y ago
It's actually blocking based on the referrer.
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by sudont 16y ago
A nice trip to kuler would probably spruce it up a bit (for new users). I've always liked the idleFingers theme for Textmate. I think one of the reasons your theme works so well is that it's not so high-contrast, which is better for the ref
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by sudont 16y ago
I don't know many non-developers using Android that have ever downloaded an application, let alone set up their email. I don't know many non-developers using iOS that don't have a favorite app. But yes, I am seeing a ton of people getting A
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by sudont 16y ago
Your argument is completely valid for this community, people who like to go off the reservation and run their own applications, code and OS. However, the big draw of an iPhone is that it is a managed device, not a full-fledged computer+ph
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by sudont 16y ago
Well, they can always just twitter their current IP... And if their servers are shut down, create checksummed files released into the bittorrent cloud. Eventually this will either end sanely, or in another Great Firewall.
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by sudont 16y ago
I'd say it's similar to the use of a mousedown to block a right click dialog. Sure, some idiots use it to disable right click, but a lot of applications (See: about everything Google's done) use it very well for creating in-app contextual m
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by sudont 16y ago
Hopefully these scripts would eventually evolve into a client management panel, making this as easy to the general populace as Firesheep.
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by sudont 16y ago
> 4 page case statement when 3 lines of recursion would have done it I just so happen to be starting out. Do you mean generating cases like "prefix-[i+1]” ?
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by sudont 16y ago
Thank you, and good luck on your travels!
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by sudont 16y ago
Definitely. What would you like to know? I would say the recruiter is the only reason I have a job currently. She has a very strong relationship with my employer’s parent corporation, and that got me past the tide of people who spam inboxes
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by sudont 16y ago
> Although maybe being in California gives them extra weirdness points Good communication is always part showmanship, the author clearly grasps using a tone while remaining clear and concise. And while we’re at it, I don’t remember any
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by sudont 16y ago
I was unemployed for a full year and a week (post college). During that time I sent out over 300 résumés, and applied to around 100 online systems. This ranged from front-end jobs (what I’m at currently) and design jobs, all the way down to
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by sudont 16y ago
> the SO is unusually accommodating This is what I consider a working relationship. It’s kind of like being poly, each partner has to accommodate the other’s external love (for work, as it is). I’ve seen this between pairs of artists, a
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by sudont 16y ago
Stop trying to ruin the magic!
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by sudont 16y ago
Hah, no. I do know a couple of their senior engineers--who get the privilege of using .NET over MUMPS.
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by sudont 16y ago
Possibly a small sludge pond that would filter the water through as per a sewage treatment plant? I'm thinking that if it's in the wells, it's due to the solvent action of water on the rocks, and cleaning out the wells would only be a tempo
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by sudont 16y ago
Interesting that he's warming to the console model that iOS derived from PS and Xbox. It sounds like there's a space for something like Steamworks to exist on Android--this is one area where fragmentation isn't just a vacant slur.
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by sudont 16y ago
Ssssh, you prescriptivist!
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by sudont 16y ago
Sorry, no. I'm a gardener, so I'm more about the soil... Why do you ask?
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by sudont 16y ago
The mechanically inclined can use said materials to make extremely good engines, as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9cK_TMLvjI
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by sudont 16y ago
Luckily the base thinking skills transfer over, so learning how to program in Java/C means that the student now knows how to program irregardless of the language. Picking up a new language is less like learning a new dialect and more like
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by sudont 16y ago
More like regular beans and magic water.
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by sudont 16y ago
While you have a point about work/life balance, this board is associated with Y Combinator... I come here for technical discussion with interesting, informed perspectives of people who actualize technology often through a startup. If I
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by sudont 16y ago
Interestingly they're still devices. It's just that with iOS (and soon Android) this is the first time a general-purpose operating system is perfect for a device. Cocoa's for-scientist, rapid-development ideology is perfect for using the
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by sudont 16y ago
Don't be bashin' our Monaco 11pt. Chrome's behavior is actually WebKit's behavior, and WebKit is developed by Apple. Open up a default terminal.app session: same font.
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by sudont 16y ago
And women also tend to only commute by bike if the area's safe. Also note, younger demographics prefer the iPhone by just as wide a margin. I'd say that this is largely due to the way Android's been marketed: just look at the Droid advertis
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by sudont 16y ago
24ways has been around since 2005, so I'm assuming this is inspired by. It's an interesting curatorial technique, and I'm happy to see it used elsewhere.
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by sudont 16y ago
She's an order of magnitude faster in developing HTML+CSS than anyone else I've met, and I've worked with some extremely talented people. It's not a gender issue, just happens that a lot of talented developers I've met have been women.
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by sudont 16y ago
Anybody who isn't making meaningful contributions in favor of being self-serving is an asshole, regardless of gender. I expect collaboration from the people I work with, something that this article would consider "feminine." Fuck that. And
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by sudont 16y ago
Also, 24ways.org is updating as well. Not sure if it merits a post in it's own (or if this is too off topic), but this is the first year that I haven't missed it.

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