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The Criminal Courts of Canada: A Software Engineer's Perspective
(adamallidina.github.io)
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14y ago
Maybe I'm way off, but I think this is kind of what Google intended in some sort of way with their Google X lab. They're exploring innovative and new ideas but I think it's with the intent of spurring on this competitive spirt with the othe
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14y ago
I'm pretty sure those are just some tongue-in-cheek jokes, all in good fun
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14y ago
An Arduino might be more ideal solution for that. There is a huge collection of physical measurement devices for it and it would probably would be easier to implement with that. I'm not sure you can get an anemometer for it but a bit of tin
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14y ago
I wrote a blog post ( http://goo.gl/PnaxJ ) on this a while back along with a work around
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14y ago
Interestingly enough, the University of Waterloo runs its co-op program through a website called Jobmine which allows students to search through job postings which they might be eligible for. Coincidently, it is also only available until mi
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14y ago
It's also used at the University of Waterloo in Canada for their first few CS courses.
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14y ago
This is great. I've been looking for an open-ended life tracking tool like this for a while. After playing around with other services like Daytum, which ended up feeling constricting and unintuitive for what I was hoping to do, I kind of ga
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14y ago
That would be so awesome for people not located anywhere near SF (like me). Hopefully this happens!
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14y ago
Wow, great concept. I can see just how addicting this site can become. Sidenote, this is my favourite chain so far: http://doodleordie.com/c/1qp-p7-YK
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14y ago
Ooops. Thanks for that.
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14y ago
Thanks! Great tip.
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14y ago
Hey, thanks a ton for your feedback. I really appreciate it. To address your comments: 1. I'm actually concerned about this, it doesn't look obscenely bad on any of my test setups (OS X, Windows 7 and Arch). Could you elaborate on what you
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14y ago
Hey HN, I just finished writing my first real blog post and I was hoping to get some feedback. I would really apprecatie it if you guys could quickly skim through it and give me any comments you have on it. The post itself is just a simple
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Ask HN: Wrote a Blog Post, Comments? Critiques? Constructive Criticism?
(blog.adamallidina.com)
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14y ago
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