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by utnick 18y ago
sounds pretty shady... in the seo industry its impossible to know whats real and whats not it wouldn't surprise me if this article is just a clever advertisement for this guy's article writing website
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by utnick 18y ago
Looks pretty tasty. Do the sellers on the site have to undergo any verification or inspection? I'm not sure, but I would assume that food in grocery stores has to get a license and be inspected by the FDA or something. Basically, how do I k
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MIT professor wins Turing Award(boston.com)
1 points by utnick 18y ago|1 comments
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by utnick 18y ago
Others that are similar: http://www.googlepleasehireme.com/ http://hiremejimmyfallon.com/ http://www.hiremeseth.com/ http://www.hiremealiciakeys.com
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by utnick 18y ago
Yea but there isn't always an rss feed for the specific topic you are interested in ( example: news about high school debate teams in my subdivision of Dallas ) I could create one obviously with google news customized feeds or pipes, but if
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by utnick 18y ago
The web didn't invent advertising as a business model. It has worked and been around for a very long time.
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by utnick 18y ago
I know 'innocent until proven guilty' and all that, but I'm still pretty surprised that a judge would allow someone who is about to go on trial for computer fraud and hacking find work at a computer company and use the internet.
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DSLs in the Trading Domain(bradfordcross.blogspot.com)
3 points by utnick 18y ago|0 comments
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by utnick 18y ago
i thought about doing something like this in javascript for the comment or feedback boxes on websites, so you could see what people really think This web site sucks and you are a moron\b\b\b\b\\b\b\b\b\b\\b\b...\b\b\b\b\b\\bb\bGood day sir,
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by utnick 18y ago
I for one welcome our new meta meta meta travel search engine overlords. :) It worked really well for me. I loved the natural language search, one of the things that beats me down with travel search engines is having to select my date on th
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by utnick 18y ago
indeed, this could mean anything, i got sent to the principal one time for having a windows dos command prompt open, no joke Apparently it was actually a rule in the rulebook that you arent allowed to use the command line because you can do
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by utnick 18y ago
search google for 'how to play guitar' mahalo is the first result, there are other very popular queries where mahalo is on the first page. So they get a bunch of relevant clicks and then they put ads on those pages so surely they must be ma
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by utnick 18y ago
surface!!
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by utnick 18y ago
casino atms give out 100s
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by utnick 18y ago
Some reasons you might want to use it: 1) can you roll back a certain feature easily if there is a bug with them? 2) can you and your partner edit the same files at the same time without clobbering your changes? 3) do you have a record of a
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by utnick 18y ago
its more like Darwin's theory is that of evolution through natural selection and small changes or mutations in traits and that is where many people believe guidance from above comes in
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by utnick 18y ago
Viewstate never really bothered me, if you are building pages with so many controls that it becomes a problem you should probably think about breaking that page up into multiple pages. I do agree about ASP.net ajax though. That is very cumb
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by utnick 18y ago
this doesn't sound like a brilliant idea to me we have been losing jobs for the last several months, unemployment is higher than it has been in recent history, how will adding 2 million job seekers to the pot help things?
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by utnick 18y ago
Same here, I made some pretty complicated games on the TI-85, tetris for example with all of the blocks drawn with "0"s, that was a HUGE mess of gotos and especially when you can only see like 8 lines of code on the screen at a time gotos t
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by utnick 18y ago
depends on the industry and company I think.. maybe there is ageism in the ruby on rails web dev world But, in one defense industry company I worked at the average developer age was in the 40s. If anything there was reverse ageism there. Po
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by utnick 18y ago
haha I think that would work and the best thing is you don't need funding, just put up some flyers at your local university cs department. I remember back when I had the dreaded 0 years of professional experience I would have done anything
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by utnick 18y ago
Check out Tom Clancy's non fiction books. Very well written and I believe exactly what you are looking for.
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by utnick 18y ago
Is gold really any less arbitrary than paper money? Couldn't advances in technology create cheap alternatives to gold that would destroy its value?
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by utnick 18y ago
they sometimes have that sort of thing in the gigs section of craigslist
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by utnick 18y ago
they had less ad revenue because they had less traffic ( due to the election being over ) I don't really think this is a canary for the general internet advertising world.
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by utnick 18y ago
There are a ton of chinese live tv p2p networks ( tvkoo, ppstream, sopcast ), in theory they could stream the kind of numbers that Cuban is talking about.
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by utnick 18y ago
I recently rented August from blockbuster. Its about a VC funded startup with little revenue that goes bust. It was a pretty terrible movie though and the web2.0 talk will make you cringe.
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by utnick 18y ago
I used to have a car there, but I still would take the buses or walk most places. You only really need a car if you live in the suburbs of Austin. Buses in central austin take you anywhere you need to go. And its a pretty small town anyways
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by utnick 18y ago
It sounds obvious to us, but maybe you overestimating the intelligence of the average suicidal terrorist. For the high level people you are probably right. I'm sure the kingpins either never use phones and internet, or RSA encrypt everythin
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by utnick 18y ago
I was thinking of doing something similar. I think it will be more popular if you don't make people login. For example, threefeeds.com/erlang takes you to the erlang feeds page and then just have a normal rss link at the bottom.

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