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by xyclos 12y ago
I enjoy cloud9 https://c9.io/
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by xyclos 12y ago
What area of SC? If it is the Charleston area there are quite a few good opportunities for junior programmer. If you are planning on looking in or around Charleston be sure to take a look at the Charleston Digital Corridor[1] for some good
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by xyclos 12y ago
> easy to read without any math or computer science background > you are already familiar with Java or C++ syntax not sure you will have too much success hitting your target demographic of "people who are ignorant of computer sc
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by xyclos 12y ago
If the link leads to a phishing page (or some other attack website) it is usually easy enough to get those taken offline effectively neutralizing the email. Find out who is hosting the page using a domain lookup tool[1] and notify those re
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by xyclos 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Charleston, SC or Remote JS Ninja with 5 years of industry experience. Two CS degrees, very knowledgeable in all things IT especially security and networking.
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by xyclos 12y ago
it just so happens there are products designed specifically for these types of problems. A quick google search found this one[1], although this isn't the exact product we use where I work. It is similar. Of course it doesn't do
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by xyclos 12y ago
#12 seems particularly relevant to the all the recent Angular 2.0 discussion.
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by xyclos 12y ago
I've successfully used sellyourmac.com[1] to both buy and sell used macs. [1] http://sellyourmac.com
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by xyclos 12y ago
no, they are "professional acquaintances". I'm mostly being facetious here of course, but it certainly sounds to me like an argument a lawyer would make.
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by xyclos 12y ago
even if you don't have to use AtScript to write your app you will still need to know it to understand examples. This will make it mandatory to learn for most intents and purposes.
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by xyclos 12y ago
the "Can't keep up!" error is common in a regular minecraft server, so it may not have as much to do with the fact that pocketmine was written in php. Although, i could be completely wrong about this (probably).
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by xyclos 12y ago
if the configurability is there, I will happily withdraw my cynicism. I too am happy when I see technology being used in new ways to help people live richer lives.
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by xyclos 12y ago
"a reminder you're walking by a place with great Chinese takeout" is this just a way to target ads at people with a disability? if all I'm trying to do is get form point A to point B, the last think I want is "inter
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by xyclos 12y ago
Cloud9 offers that. https://c9.io/
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by xyclos 12y ago
the process is a tiny bit different in yosemite, but I had no idea this existed and it is great.
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by xyclos 12y ago
it is also useful for cross browser debugging. having a console.log() in your code running in IE will cause problems if the console isn't actually open. If you use window.console&&console.log() you can be sure that it wont hurt
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by xyclos 12y ago
I wanted to listen to these in my car during my commute. Just thought I'd share.
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How to Start a Startup lecture audio(github.com)
1 points by xyclos 12y ago|2 comments
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by xyclos 12y ago
no need to start a whole program. STEMPremier[1] is already helping companies (and colleges) do this at schools all over the country. [1] http://stempremier.com
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by xyclos 12y ago
yeah, despite the statement: "OS X Mavericks v10.9.5 or later"
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STEM Premier has a new landing page(stempremier.com)
2 points by xyclos 12y ago|0 comments
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Apple's 'double Irish' tax dodge is coming back to bite them. Again(fortune.com)
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by xyclos 12y ago
I really like the concept. However, it isn't really clear to me what benefits come from joining. It seems like I'm able to view everything without actually signing up for an account. Other than that, the site looks pretty nice a
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by xyclos 12y ago
correct, and the body of the article correctly identifies it as such.
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Show HN: STEM Premier's new product video(youtube.com)
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by xyclos 12y ago
I make sassafras tea every year with my son. It is delicious and an adventure to harvest and make.
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by xyclos 12y ago
one of my cs profs was also a lawyer who does consulting for startups in addition to teaching coding. he used the same example to teach us regex.
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Open Silicon Harbor to Celebrate Charleston’s Open Source Software Community(siliconharbormag.com)
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by xyclos 12y ago
Location: Charleston, SC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, Objective-C, Swift, C# Background: I have two B.S. degrees in CS, one for Network Security, another for Software Development. I worked for two years as
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Easier Hybrid Development with Ionic Box(github.com)
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