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by tsm 15y ago
I know Python (and Lisp and Java), and have been looking for a summer internship. There was recently a startup fair in my hometown...and of the five or so internships available, 100% of them require Ruby (and Rails), 0% really care about Py
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by tsm 15y ago
My microeconomics professor calls it the "good deal feel". That is, the difference between what customers expected to pay and what they ended up paying (savings).
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by tsm 15y ago
You have to try "stationery" for that.
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by tsm 15y ago
Well, the webpage isn't moving, so...it's stationary.
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by tsm 15y ago
HN itself is open source (included with Arc: http://arclanguage.org/install ), as is reddit ( https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki ). It does sound like Openqa is a better option though.
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by tsm 15y ago
Have you tried DDG? http://duckduckgo.com/about.html
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by tsm 15y ago
My completely subjective personal preference is better than your completely subjective personal preference! No, in all seriousness you make a good point about PDFs. I eventually realized that reading, say, a programming book was best done w
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by tsm 15y ago
If I have the money, I'd be just as glad to separate my ebook-reading from everything else. When I read an ebook, I do want an eInk screen, ridiculous battery life, and no distracting apps or websites.
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by tsm 15y ago
I check it every day, but don't spend an hour doing so...where does that put me?
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by tsm 15y ago
a) It'd be nice to see something besides the profile view. b) It'd be nice to know if it easily allows installation of a different OS (nothing against MeeGo, but I like my Crunchbang). c) It's a shame that the screen resolution is so low (a
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by tsm 15y ago
I tried using viper, and eventually just got confused and realized that I should just learn emacs...and the best way of learning emacs was to go cold turkey. Some things emulated vi, not vim (delete key would not remove a newline, pressing
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by tsm 15y ago
I'm a vim user who started to really get into Lisp (and now ML for school). Emacs (especially with SLIME) is really the Right Thing for Lisp, so I started using it. I've definitely gotten to the point where `C-a C-k` is as well burned into
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by tsm 15y ago
I wish. http://www.amazon.com/Artificial-Intelligence-Modern-Approac...
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by tsm 15y ago
Though I agree with your sentiment, I strongly dispute putting C and Java in the same category. If pressed, I'd suggest having this: C/non-OO C++ (er, that is, C...) C#/Java/ObjC/high-level C++ I'd also recommend appending:
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by tsm 15y ago
Works for me in Chrome 12.0 on Crunchbang (Debian) Linux.