Evernoob

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by Evernoob 13y ago
> living the life of a celebrity right now I very much doubt it's as glamorous as you seem to be imagining.
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by Evernoob 13y ago
The site wipes the content of the inputs if I submit without enough information. Since I'm not American and don't know what the score ranges should be, can you put a little tooltip or addendum to explain the test and what it'
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by Evernoob 13y ago
I'm a contractor also, front end, and my agency invoices for me. All I do is fill out a timesheet on work time. It's literally no different than a perm role, but I get 100k instead of the 50k - 60k I'd get for the same role as a perm.
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by Evernoob 14y ago
What's the penalty if you get caught? Restaurants usually just say it's "ketchup" without mentioning that it's Heinz. What can Heinz actually do to you if you buy a bottle of their stuff and fill it with something else?
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Yeah but then you have to live in New Zealand...
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Ha! Have you seen the "Richard is a fucking idiot" control written by Dan McKinley? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/184618/what-is-the-best-c... It's a few down from the top but there are several other "angry" developers chiming in wor
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by Evernoob 14y ago
One of the useful features of Lorem Ipsum text is that it's clear that it's purely there as a place holder so there's less danger of it accidently making its way onto the live site. If there's some reason why you need actual real text as op
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by Evernoob 14y ago
I agree with this but also found that there can be a significant difference depending on your subject matter. It's typically easier for people in CS to publish because there are fewer barriers to developing and testing your work. Compare t
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by Evernoob 14y ago
It's hard to say. I published 8 papers before submitting mine - 6 conference and 2 journal. I guess technically you don't really need to publish any, but doing so yields a few key benefits: a) A conference paper early in the process can g
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Agreed. I really dislike the "security question" feature a lot of sites force you to enter. In my opinion they make my account much less secure than it would be without this feature. There are plenty of people around who know my email ad
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by Evernoob 14y ago
> the majority of these athletes seem to have to rely on sponsorships to make a living despite their rigorous, continued training. The way I see it, an overwhelming majority of sports showcased at the Olympics are not watched or cared a
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by Evernoob 14y ago
The same guy posted another link to his blog about an hour or so earlier bashing someone for failing to secure YC funding and then blogging about their experience. I don't see what makes this Loren kid qualified to preach like this. Just i
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by Evernoob 14y ago
If you're looking to make money from people whose problems you are solving, then yes it's better if the problem is big. Tell me, if you're unwilling to spend money on a car why would you spend it on a jet pack?
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Sounds like if they got a second go at it they still would have muffed it. Bad times for Rocketr.
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by Evernoob 14y ago
I'm personally not in support of this decision regardless of whether or not the prosthetics provide Oscar an advantage. I think a sport such as a running race is a test in how fast the very best people in the world can push the limits of th
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by Evernoob 14y ago
> it simply lacks everything Can you elaborate on that a little please? What does PHP not have that all the other choices offer that make such a big difference?
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by Evernoob 14y ago
He states thought that the boss who fired him called later to demand the password. A somewhat likely motive for this was so he could utilise the code for himself, fire a bunch of the workers and then claim the credit for the productivity b
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by Evernoob 14y ago
> Whether you like to develop for legacy browsers or not is irrelevant. It's poor practice not to. Following that logic, it's poor practice to develop anything in HTML5 since IE8 and below won't support it without a JS shiv that won't w
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Because he was a scared kid who wanted this to go away, and the police told him it would if he just answer their questions and not wait the "2 hours" for the lawyer. He made a mistake. He should not be extradited and imprisoned in a foreig
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Why would anyone give a shit what China has to say about this? They just censor everything blind anyway.
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by Evernoob 14y ago
This guy should really be sued for malpractice.
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by Evernoob 14y ago
No vacations? Family time? Socialising? You never drink? Ever??
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by Evernoob 14y ago
Exactly. In fact they are worse instead of "equal" because although you pay the same financially you're waiting for your product for twice as long.
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by Evernoob 14y ago
No way. I'm not going to do free work for your company to make money off in the hopes that you'll give me a job later.
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by Evernoob 15y ago
Exploiting computer games for temporary cash seems like an incredibly pathetic way to earn a living. Surely those with the intelligence to accomplish such things could contribute their time to something more productive?
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by Evernoob 15y ago
With SOPA, ACTA, PIPA, the MegaUpload situation and now this, these really are dark times for the internet.
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by Evernoob 15y ago
The social aspect and the feeling of being in a living and breathing fantasy world is quite intoxicating at first. I do agree that you need to be mindful of the fact that it is just a game and should be played for fun. It is not an achiev
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by Evernoob 15y ago
I'm surprised freddiew is not on that list, since he has a massive subscriber base, has tv and film celebrities lining up to participate in his videos and does youtube on a full-time basis. Surely he makes more than $100k.
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by Evernoob 15y ago
Rubbish article. The main reason Jobs and Gates wouldn't get an interview at Microsoft or Google according to the author is because they didn't graduate college. What the author doesn't mention is why they didn't graduate college, and th