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This Company Will Give a Peek Inside How Much Private Startups Are Worth(nytimes.com)
1 points by thirtyseven 10y ago|0 comments
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by thirtyseven 10y ago
Nope, that's not quite how it worked. Except for a few critical libraries that were pinned to specific versions, every build built against HEAD. However, a presubmit hook would run tests on the transitive closure of code depending on
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by thirtyseven 11y ago
Contributor will replace ads from AdSense (ads you see on independent publisher sites), not AdWords (ads on Google result pages). They're separate networks.
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by thirtyseven 12y ago
We don't have to convince the anti-vaxxers. We have to convince everybody else that it's worthwhile to legislate mandatory vaccination.
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by thirtyseven 12y ago
Passengers in cars are potentially a huge captive advertising audience.
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How GameCube/Wii emulator Dolphin got a turbocharge(pcgamer.com)
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by thirtyseven 12y ago
They probably could sue you for tenant harassment.
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by thirtyseven 13y ago
Passersby will never again be amazed by the unusually large amounts of blood.
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by thirtyseven 13y ago
I don't think you can legally waive your right to protection under the Civil Rights Act.
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by thirtyseven 13y ago
Not sure why it isn't documented, but you can cycle through chat windows with Ctrl-. and Ctrl-,
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by thirtyseven 14y ago
It kind of gets in the way of development though when the profiler window gets clogged up with the probes... maybe the detector could clean up after itself?
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by thirtyseven 14y ago
Probably because it makes them richer.
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by thirtyseven 14y ago
This is great if you have a smartphone and only want to date people that have smartphones.
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by thirtyseven 14y ago
Really? Not so long ago, small, local grocery stores would make deliveries, some still do.
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Weev convicted in AT&T case(twitter.com)
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Eight Real Tales of Learning Computer Science as a High School Girl(betabeat.com)
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by thirtyseven 14y ago
Regarding #1, what happens when the iPad battery inevitably dies in a few years?
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by thirtyseven 15y ago
Because learning new editors takes away from time we could be coding.
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by thirtyseven 16y ago
This kind of argument infuriates me. Mr. Market wants lots of things, some of them are good, some aren't. Besides, would a talented English major even want to be a full-time developer? Would you want to work with them? Not everyone lives
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by thirtyseven 16y ago
How are the two situations any different? Just because a program has an entire block of text in memory doesn't mean that it can instantaneously build all the data structures needed to process and make sense of it. We both "read," Watson's
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by thirtyseven 16y ago
Twitter is massively overvalued because it's a fad . Can you imagine Twitter still being popular in 5 years? 10? What long-term potential does it have?