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by yaddayadda 12y ago
English translation: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
My co-workers' (ranging in age from 18 to upper-50s) txt's beg to differ.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
According to Hansleman: > My 0.2mm print took about 7 hours > Brandon said it took 8 hours and 22 minutes. So in this case, the $22,000 printer took ~17% longer .
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I'm surprised there isn't more discussion of the article's actual content. Other than makeing me crave cheese omelets, this reminded me of Google's flu trend service - http://www.google.org/flutrends&#x2F
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I grew up in the south-east and have many fond memories of Waffle Houses (aka Awful Houses). I'm out west now and really wish they were out here too. This article has me caving their cheese omelets.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
From the sounds of it, you weren't at Erik Trautman's "Job Ready" point when you were hired (and weren't going to get there without being hired). How did you write your resume and handle interviews?
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Misleading HN title. The actual article's title is "How to Hire a Live Chat Team".
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
FYI: In regard to articles published in the Daily Mail about cancer research results, alcohol is still in the mixed camp, but leaning toward 'causes cancer'. beer both causes and prevents cancer (1 prevents: 5 causes) - http:&#x2
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Thank you! Unfortunately, I'm not in Texas and just refinanced my house, so won't be moving anytime soon.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
What's even more fun is when they get a divorce and remain cofounders. It gets weird and it gets awkward! Where I'm at, there's clearly a 'his team' and 'her team'.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
@zersiax - Thank you so much for sharing! - You mention, >Premier tools that coders use every day, like the IntelliJ editor, as well as all its offshoots (PHPStorm, WebStorm, PyCharm), are completely inaccessible, due simply to the fact
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
>Fortunately, some fellow campers at the Free Code Camp were sympathetic towards my plight and volunteered to transcribe all these slides for me. This offer left me 'flabbergasted', as our dear western neighbors across the sea
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
According to the linked article - RFID. They are physically embedded in the tires during the production process and intended for inventory management.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Great Friday afternoon article!
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The Blog Comment That Achieved an Internet Miracle(theatlantic.com)
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Thank you for the correction. (I clearly hadn't had my morning coffee yet!)
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I assume there are different levels of data collected for different types of visits. For example, Google may just collect data for the PageRank algorithm (i.e. your pages have been visited by google.com) or they may also collect safe
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
repost from another sub-thread [1]... Someone briefly had a pointer to http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=code.goog... , which includes: > Malicious software is hosted on 23 domain(s), including sms-b
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
And code.google.com Someone briefly had a pointer to http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=code.goog... , which includes: > Malicious software is hosted on 23 domain(s), including sms-bomber.googlecode.c
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
As far as I know, DDG does just browser/search. By extension they shouldn't be able to do as much harm as a company that provides many more services (e.g., safebrowsing/diagnostic). [edited the following 2 sentences for rea
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Some of it could actually be hosted through code.google.com
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
On the one hand, I feel smugly better about using another browser[1]. But how could I feel this without google (i.e. google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic) to provide the ammunition? I'm so confused now. [1] http:/&#x2F
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> If you want something that keeps the HTML and JS separate ... I guess my JS knowledge is small enough that I just expect the HTML and JS to be primarily separated. (It seems like a best practice to me, but I haven't experimented
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I'd modify it to "Don't present just a problem, present a solution, or all the solutions you've tried and why they didn't solve the problem ." I've also heard some companies have time limits on seeking he
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but that comparison looks like apples versus oranges, or more specifically JavaScript-side versus HTML-side. The React example looks like the JS-side only, while the Riot example looks like the HTML-side o
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
My father was a CPA and was trained to use spreadsheets for things like double-entry accounting. The first time I ever saw a computer it was when he got a job where the accountants had computers [1] and he was so excited to show me a "
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
"deodorant causes cancer" "being southern causes cancer" "being black causes cancer" "being male causes cancer" "fatherhood causes cancer" / "childlessness cause cancer" &quot
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
I'm glad to see that this is being researched and talked about. Increasing awareness can lead to necessary changes in attitudes and policies.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
> how they saved the rolls during the war, how it is transferred back to USA If he was killed or seriously injured in action, then any possessions he had with him would have been returned to his family in the U.S.
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by yaddayadda 12y ago
To add to the copyright conversation, assuming the work is covered under U.S. law [1] then wouldn't it be covered under the Copyright of 1909 law [2]? This law only granted copyright for 60 years, which means copyright would have expi

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