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Have you tried the Soda[1] theme for Sublime? It's very slick, but assuming you've tried it, our definition of beautiful is wildly different. Do you have examples of other apps which you consider aesthetically pleasing? [1] https
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As an engineer involved with recruiting: how would I stumble across your profile/resume, and how much time do you expect engineers to spend clicking through LinkedIn profiles? Would it be a positive or negative sign to you if the compa
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I would argue that recursion is very important. Could you elaborate on what makes it bad practice? Sure, in languages without tail-call optimization, using it instead of a loop will incur more overhead, but certain problems (like traversing
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Vista Higher Learning - Boston - Systems Architect Why join us? We at Vista Higher Learning are proud to say that we’re not just another publisher. We’re the leading specialized language publisher for U.S. and Canadian higher education and
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I have an Audio Technica ATH-M50 that I'm happy with. It's around the $150 range, sometimes $100 if you find a good sale. Using my iMac, I can never put the volume above 3 notches. It's definitely loud! And comfortable, since
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As a lighthearted suggestion: have you tried purchasing a whiteboard and practicing writing code on it?
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Vista Higher Learning - Boston, MA http://vistahigherlearning.com/ ----- Web Application Developer * We're also looking for a Technical Architect! * Interested in foreign languages, online education, or distance le
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Ask HN: Does Google's “Fetch and Render” mean that they support JavaScript now?
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http://dnforum.com and http://namepros.com
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It would be worth mentioning Opera's acquisition of FastMail, and FastMail's subsequent split from them.
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If the referrer is Google, it won't show a paywall, so that Google will index the entire document. If they don't do that, Google will either only index the beginning of the content, or they'll penalize the site for hiding con
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Final Fantasy Tactics was a lot like that -- every random enemy in every random battle had a randomly generated name, and human enemies always had an interesting mix of level-appropriate armor and spells.
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Vista Higher Learning - Boston, MA http://vistahigherlearning.com/ ----- Web Application Developer Interested in foreign languages, online education, or distance learning? Come help us change the way people learn foreign la
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That's how I feel in Boston. I pay $75/mo for an MBTA pass, but usually take Uber/Lyft once or twice a week. To get from Allston to Jamaica Plain, at night, I either need to: take a train into the city, and then a different t
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Each tab and plugin has its own process, plus another process for the browser itself. Take a look at Chrome's Task Manager for some more insight.
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I just migrated from Moniker to eNom after having used them for years. Their support is abysmal. Two weeks for them to manually change a nameserver since the web interface wasn't working properly, and another full week for them to remo
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Vista Higher Learning - Boston, MA http://vistahigherlearning.com/ ----- Web Application Developer Interested in foreign languages, online education, or distance learning? Come help us change the way people learn foreign la
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"know how to code in multiple languages and provide decent coding examples" "a fully functioning and non-trivial web app" If you haven't written a full app in a language, can you really claim proficiency in it?
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Talk to a CPA. Seriously.
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Same here. I've been with them since 2007 and they've made huge strides, especially with the recent interface overhaul.
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Scale. Twitter and Dropbox are dealing with problems in a completely different realm than Gilt or Birchbox. Shopify would be a more interesting comparison; it's an e-commerce platform, rather than an e-commerce site, which undoubtedly
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To elaborate, for anyone who hasn't used Photoshop (in several years): you can have layer groups which act as folders containing several related layers, so when you're browsing layers, it isn't just a mess of 500 some-odd row
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content: attr(data-content); This is pretty interesting, too.
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Amazon Prime works on most gaming systems and Roku, just not Chromecast and AppleTV.
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I really like this idea. It would be great for renters, too, if the services could be opted for a-la carte at a slightly higher rate. For instance, in Boston, I needed someone to help bring over an in-window air conditioner from a friend&#x
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Chromecast is quite nice for the price point, but if you use Amazon regularly, a Roku will get you far better mileage.
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A few months ago I had to drop my spam threshold from 5 to something like 2.5 -- my spam issues cleared up immediately.
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I have about 12.5k messages in my inbox at FastMail, and another 26k in separate folder. Both inboxes load instantly, and the infinite scrolling is seamless. Jumping back-and-forth between message and list view is equally quick. While they
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Working remotely may have a small effect on future interviews, but it's negligible -- you can just focus on your work ethic, since you would have been able to produce design/code without someone eyeing over your shoulder.
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I used to work entirely remotely, and six months ago started working at a hundred-person office in downtown Boston. It has been, without a doubt, the best career move I've made, and I've made a lot of friends in the process. #1 so
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