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by taude 12y ago
Ha...it's because of this name that I gave yet another SPA javascript framework a look.
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by taude 12y ago
I like the Georgia Tech MS Computer Science [0] which was in the 8K range. That seems reasonable for an online education that's mostly self-driven. I hate the feeling pay to play of a lot of our higher-level education as it seems tha
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by taude 12y ago
I have to believe it's coming, since a lot of MSFTs core business is still selling server-licenses for business who host their own data centers. I for one would love to use something like this, and our company is one that's not c
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by taude 12y ago
I do something similar to this as I'm reading a tech book, especially on something new, I build a Q&A of 1) high-level vocabulary 2) some of the finer points that are worth remembering, like maybe language syntax. I ignore the stu
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Amazon's Square-like Payment Reader(localregister.amazon.com)
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by taude 12y ago
Haa..you joke, but I bought a Nokia 521 running Windows 8.0 for $50, unlocked. It still does a ton more than a dumb-phone, though. Just enough internet to be useful, scan emails, check out twitter, but not as slick to make you want to was
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by taude 12y ago
Is that stuff in the chapter called higher order functions now? http://eloquentjavascript.net/05_higher_order.html
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by taude 12y ago
I'm not seeing how a 32 KB download is impractical in browser use do to size (assuming the above statement about 32KB is true). Is there something else to it?
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by taude 12y ago
CLick on the link to purchase, you can buy a mobi or epub version, or a bundle with the printed book (not ready yet)
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by taude 12y ago
The original version is one of the readings that I suggest for experienced engineers on our team who are new to working with JavaScript.
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by taude 12y ago
Mostly for GPU needs. Also, my 15" Pro must stay cooler because the fan almost never comes on (except doing something GPU intensive). The AIRs around me always seem to have a fan humming, though the noise isn't nearly as bad as
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by taude 12y ago
I think a lot of professionals who like the anti-glare have it on their second screens, so it's not a deal breaker as much as it once was. Last time I got a new Mac, I didn't feel like waiting for the special anti-glare screen ve
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by taude 12y ago
Indication of skill managing responsibility?
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by taude 12y ago
I don't actually think the government owns it. The government provides some of it's funding (not all, though, which is why there's always a fund-raising drive?). *edit - now seeing all the answers below
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by taude 12y ago
So in my area, I can't get over-the-air TV. I even put an antenna on my roof, and it doesn't work. What's the governments responsibility for providing public band tv stuff to me? Seems like I'm forced to buy into the c
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by taude 12y ago
I was curious about the use of Redis as a permanent data store, too. Is this a common use case for people? I've only used it for a data cache, where the actual values are backed by a relational data store and some logic that calculate
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by taude 12y ago
Pay attention to this if you have really nice bike(s),. They aren't going to be covered under your homeowners in the U.S.. Just like jewelry, expensive camera equipment, etc, you'll have to get a specific insurance rider to establ
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by taude 12y ago
That's weird you can't break it down into smaller parts? I worked on a big book, about that size with several people and the major, mainstream publishing company wanted it in individual documents mapping to individual chapters.
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by taude 12y ago
I wonder how companies like Service Magic manage this for the constracting/home improvement business? Maybe each gig only gets to have X number of qualified people submit a proposal?
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by taude 12y ago
It's weird that 40-45% of Congress is attorneys.
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by taude 12y ago
I believe this is why facebook is breaking up into separate apps. I agree, the newsfeed isn't important to me and mostly distracting and time wasting. But, I like the Messenger (chat and email-esqe) and Events/Calendar, and Group
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by taude 12y ago
I tried EVERY OS X window management app, spectacle was the one I settled on. I don't remember if I changed my short-cut keys to match Windows arrow snap or not. But OS X window management, especially on multiple monitors was one of
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by taude 12y ago
What do you all do when they require it to be in Word, then? While I could just have a resume on at my personal site, about 99.9999999% of every job I've ever applied for, through a recruiter or not, has required my resume in Word for
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by taude 12y ago
We used BizSpark and a MSFT stack for our first iteration of the MVP (C#, ASP.NET MVC3, ServiceStack, etc.). It always raised eye-brows in a negative way when taking meetings with VCs and Angel investors. I'm not sure why, but they al
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by taude 12y ago
BTW, even if you're not an F1 fan (I wasn't), check out the Senna documentary, a great movie: http://www.sennamovie.com/
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by taude 13y ago
Go/Scala, etc. programmers, go add your answer to the OPs S.E. answer. Lots of other entertaining coding examples there.
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by taude 13y ago
Explain high density 10" iPads, then.
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by taude 13y ago
Anyone know if new MB AIRS still make a ton of noise with their fans? (BTW ton = any noise) I have a 15" MB Pro and love the fact that it's dead silent, unless I'm rendering video in Adobe Premiere or After Effects. I'd
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by taude 13y ago
I haven't been to Half Dome in 25 years, and feel fortunate to have only seen a dozen other people on the trail when I went. Wow. Time to do what they do at Mt Whitney and have a lottery system for hiking permits.
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by taude 13y ago
Who's going to pay to move and store the O2 canisters until next season? What about the food? I don't know much, but I don't think logistics work there, like they do places more convenient. (I assume we're only using O

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