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by tbeseda 14y ago
Until everyone stops consuming news.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
We have decent documentation provided here, too (at least in CO). I'm unsure if it's ample enough to make a completely informed decision. Some issues demand more cultural/social context, "the full story" as it were. I think this context is
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by tbeseda 14y ago
I understand a healthy media diet but as an able/concerned/voting citizen, I cannot justify abstaining from news* entirely. *News being defined as important information about important events. (Not TMZ, GMA, opinion columns/shows, etc.)
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by tbeseda 14y ago
And that recognition is among a less casual, often "hardcore" audience.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
And/or how the World Wide Web was intended to function.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
The sample code (presumably) uses mongoose.js, a mongodb library for Node.js. As for functionality specific to mongo? Not really.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Not sure your analogy holds up as "frat row" is often right on the main green of many notable campuses.
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Postgres.app(postgresapp.com)
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Gamefly users certainly have. They offer a free month, if you don't cancel, not quite a lifetime discount. Some gamers speculate on the frequency at which the service allows this.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
You can still use it for that purpose, but only with the iPhone app it seems. Edit: Actually it's the only feature of the iPhone app that is working. The new calendar view is just "Loading..." (iOS 6 -- my own fault)
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by tbeseda 14y ago
There's no way the data source is either Visa or Mastercard. Each row, which there are less than 2000 of, is non-standard (lower case, varying abbreviations of Street/Lane/etc., partial and full zip codes, varying phone number formats). Lik
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by tbeseda 14y ago
For the uninitiated, like myself: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_Law_of_Headlines
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by tbeseda 14y ago
I suppose you're right. He reduces human emotions to a manipulatable format surrounded by rules that hackers can appreciate. I was commenting too literally about the traditional sales process he established.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Interest in others, especially customers and clients, is extremely valuable. #semi-off-topic rant: Why are we still taking advice from Dale Carnegie in 2012? Our salesman culture is at its end. Value cannot be created by convincing others
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Can't recommend Sublime Text 2 enough. Same with Sparrow for (non power use) GMail. Currently enjoy Found (over Alfred and Quicksilver) as a Spotlight (native to OS X) replacement -- it's free in the "App Store"
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by tbeseda 14y ago
In which cases are people buying high karma HN accounts and buying upvotes?
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by tbeseda 14y ago
The discussion around the use of drones lately has risen out of the revelation that the EPA is using them to surveil cattle ranchers in Nebraska and Iowa to enforce the Clean Water Act ( http://news.yahoo.com/epa-drones-spy-farmers-nebraska
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Correct. It seems faulty RAM will be the real trouble beyond that first year, as it's soldered to the board.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Even the verbiage ("recipe" etc.) and iconography seems uncannily similar to IFTTT.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Magnet links are great for trackers dodging liability, but the risk to the user is still the same, correct? The RIAA and MPAA can still monitor connected peers. I think Mike might be making more of a reference to non-private trackers. I wis
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Gazelle really is bad. Is there an alternative? Maybe Ruby or Python?
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by tbeseda 14y ago
At least one member of his social media staff is pretty smart. Posting a tweet (with a #politwoops hashtag, no less!) deleting it, knowing it would appear on the politwoops site in a perfect context for his message. see: http://politwoops.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
The irony, of course, is the name of their blog.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Arguably, IE isn't very good for my Mac, though.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Correct. He's more similar to the still occupied Bill Gates shaped hole.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Is there data for well elders were respected now and 50 years ago? I think this is a common cultural misconception. Much like "Americans are getting dumber," is socially manufactured.
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by tbeseda 14y ago
I don't understand what value that would offer, much less what it would prove. This was a thread about accomplishing `rails g resource` with Node. What am I missing?
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Unfortunately, a lot of this reads as "Node.js IN the mobile app", not "Node.js backing the mobile app". It'd be better framed as a triumph for well composed and efficient Javascript in a web view. (In fact, Javascript isn't even mentioned
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by tbeseda 14y ago
I didn't find the 42Floors post be asserting "Non Coders Bad." He seemed to be after the increasing number of "founders" claiming to be technical. From your post, I doubt you'd claim to be technical when talking to a potential co-founder. P
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by tbeseda 14y ago
Intentional? Distract potential WoW defectors. I'm not trying to raise a conspiracy, I'm a huge Blizzard fan, just pondering.

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