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by willscott 16y ago
Does it work from the iGoogle chat list? What about from a third party client (meebo / a desktop jabber app)?
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by willscott 16y ago
In defense of this practice, it seems like the fact that ads force themselves above everything else is quite useful in preventing click fraud. Wouldn't allowing the flash ads to have a non-window wmode make it would be much easier for malic
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by willscott 16y ago
First off, make 3 hours of time, and take the free practice GRE test on the ets website. That will give you a good sense of how well you're going to do. You say two very different things in your post - that you've only taken two "real" CS
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by willscott 16y ago
There was something really similar to this (if not the same thing) that came out of University of Chicago recently. http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/2010/10/25/a-robot... Physicists are calling these materials 'granular media' -
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by willscott 16y ago
As a recent Google hire, I think the article gets this point right, the offer was competitive if not generous. At the new-grad level at least I'm in the high-end of what I was expecting to be making. I know that the reason I wanted to work
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by willscott 16y ago
I would imagine the appeal is less towards native/fluent speakers at this point, and more for people who are learning or uncomfortable with english grammar. I have several friends who use Google to as a first editor of their grammar by maki
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by willscott 16y ago
Gmail does have delegation for apps users. It looks like it's only available for 'premiere' accounts, but that makes some sense when you think about who's likely to make use of it. http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ct
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by willscott 16y ago
One point that is seems to come up over and over is that there really is no classroom substitute to actually building something and making it work. Any research you do in college is going to be very different from a software job you get in