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wh-uws
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I would also add that there are unfortunately alot of hackers that don't understand a pretty central business rule. Closed mouths don't get fed. They never ask for or seek market wages. And the business people they seems to fall into the ha
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Yishan Wong on 37signals's "flat" organizational structure
(quora.com)
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just recognized that. But yeah do that, to avoid that affect
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16y ago
Great demo but you should have a warning because of that one color shifting block in the middle http://webaim.org/articles/seizure/ or make it not do that
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Ask HN: Where to go to find out who's who in Austin Startups?
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Didn't mean it couldn't be Google. Just that its something they need to work on and whoever figures it out will get a pretty big spot in the history books
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16y ago
Whomever figures out how build a company with the technical prowess and product aptitude of Google and have a comparative level of custom service will have created something truly great
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16y ago
I was visiting some friends at a major US university last weekend, a few who are a Djs and party promoters when they said something that struck me. "The freshman aren't really using facebook [to find parties] anymore." We went on to talk ab
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Socket.io jquery plugin
(github.com)
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Quoting the FAQ: " Why did you choose the name "Y Combinator?" The Y combinator is one of the coolest ideas in computer science. It's also a metaphor for what we do. It's a program that runs programs; we're a company that helps start compa
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16y ago
You can be a great developer and/or leader and build product or company that bright developers will want to work at.
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That and I'm certain jresig wasn't limiting his sentiment to Github. Just using it as an example
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When I first saw the honeycomb demo I thought to myself "How are they gonna fit that ui on a phone?" I guess the answer is they aren't.
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Please don't feed the trolls. Look at this account's comment's http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=anacrolix All negative and troll like
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I'd rather someone with as much experience as pg was a jerk to me and helped us win than smiling in my face as we lost
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Why does it take so long for Google Voice messages to come to your phone? I've waited all the way from 30 minutes to 4 hours to receive one message.
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16y ago
I myself am quite partial to bzr espeically since tortoise-bzr uses my favorite diff tool by default http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/explorer/en/guide/qbzr/qdiff... I would be interested to know about other's impressions of bazaar and why
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Timesearcher - Visual Exploration of Time-Series Data
(cs.umd.edu)
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Great Git Cheatsheet
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16y ago
As I get closer to completing my college education (its my last semester) I think what alot of posts like these miss is most institutions focus less on teaching you how to do something and more how to learn how to do something on your own.
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Making Images Byte-by-Byte in Javascript
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Read this http://www.andrewmunn.com/2011/01/how-to-land-an-internship-... about halfway through there is a list of common things even the toughest interviewers in the industry ask about. Read about all of those just to get a good overview
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there is something about timecard software that brings out the worst in enterprise software developers. I have never, ever seen one implemented well. If I could upvote that a thousand times I would. Why o why is this so true? And why hasn
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If you are not in need of customer support the answer to this problem is to use Virutalbox http://www.virtualbox.org/ Its just about as fast, has all the same features (including 3d support) and best of all its free and opensource
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Also note the downvoted and marked not helpful answer by bit.ly's founder as well. Apparently the domains will cease to function anywhere between 0 and 28 days after if the Libyan registry is cut offline excerpt from the top voted answer no
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What will happen to bit.ly links if Gaddafi shuts down the Internet in Libya...
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This is a great resource but lists like these without the accompanying answers are always frustrating to me. I would like a way to be able to check that I am right.
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Those things are utterly amazing. If only they were available for windows...
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I like this from the comments "C# Well, you're a big girl now -- all grown up and the heiress of a promising diamond mine. But you're also a politician bucking to be the first female president. You've promised to be everything all of your p
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16y ago
Part of being an expert is knowing how to employ that knowledge. The repository is useless if you can't figure out how to use it. There is a wealth of knowledge on Wikipedia for instance but that doesn't mean I wouldn't rather prefer to g
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