tricolon

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by tricolon 15y ago
Because they might pay well?
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by tricolon 15y ago
That's a pretty well-executed photo, though a bit stretched.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Perhaps not a hero, but certainly an innovator, visionary, and a Silicon Valley icon. I'm sure many of us are still a bit shocked.
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by tricolon 15y ago
More likely on his birthday.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Regarding your second point: I thought those were aggregates.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Compared to Ruby on Rails, there's less magic going on.
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by tricolon 15y ago
It looks very nice! I've had the same idea for ages, but never really executed on it. Good job!
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by tricolon 15y ago
I'm more hoping a good friend would tell him, "Beau, stop it. You're being a dick." Firing him will not stop his behavior.
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by tricolon 15y ago
I do hope that whoever knows him personally points out just how unprofessional those emails were.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you should worry about one-time, private, un-recorded verbal agreements.
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by tricolon 15y ago
It's a Canadian thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Nations
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by tricolon 15y ago
> a willingness to pick up and leave your comfort zone completely This is another bias. For many people, such as myself, immigration is not "leaving one's comfort zone". For some it might even be their comfort zone.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Only sometimes. Right now, though, my Kindle is very convenient: I only have to charge it every couple weeks or so. Just like my trusty Nokia from 2002.
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by tricolon 15y ago
I really don't get the point of a Kindle with a battery life of only 10 hours.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Just an FYI: SeatGeek's internships are unpaid.
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by tricolon 15y ago
I.e. large shareholders will contact Apple directly?
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by tricolon 15y ago
Why would one spell it 'forth'? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_numerals#Ordinal_number...
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by tricolon 15y ago
I disagree. The salutation sets the tone of the body. Just by reading "Dear Sir", I know that the body will probably be impersonal, yet polite. If I see "[Name]," I know the body will be professional and to-the-point. "Hi [Name]" sets a fri
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by tricolon 15y ago
No photographer will take Google+ seriously as long as uploading an artistic nude could result in your entire Google account being disabled.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Netflix also seems to be affected.
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by tricolon 15y ago
How would it be "taken down" by Twitter soon? I've had to deal with scrapers before, and in the end I just gave up.
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by tricolon 15y ago
API ToSes never stopped anyone determined enough; they could easily use scrapers.
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by tricolon 15y ago
So that probably means an experienced hire. What about relatively unexperienced new grads? Do they have any hope in joining a startup on a visa?
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by tricolon 15y ago
Everything in high school is a popularity contest, whether it's obvious or not.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Indeed; I have some long passwords... Go for at least 64 characters.
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by tricolon 15y ago
Some alliances are, as a means of protest, banning players who buy the new vanity items.
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by tricolon 15y ago
And then there's people like me: 4. I just want to stay in the US any way I can.
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by tricolon 15y ago
What about New York?
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by tricolon 15y ago
With a telic object [1] or through context (i.e. "tomorrow"). 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telicity#Telicity_as_an_aspect