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bridgeyman
13y ago
What are the different rendering modes referenced by the help text? I couldn't detect any difference after hitting the space bar. Very cool effect!
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13y ago
Thanks! It is next on my list now.
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13y ago
I read this a couple weeks ago and decided to try and find a math book that incorporates some history in it. I found Journey through Genius: The Great Theorems of Mathematics with some great reviews. I am working on an iPad app that pairs
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13y ago
This is exactly what I need right now.
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13y ago
Where do you host askgolang? I have been working on a go server with websockets too. It seems like websockets cause trouble with Heroku, Google App Engine, and AWS (if you use the ELB).
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13y ago
I think public safety was part of it. It pretty much eliminated the easy targets. There weren't any crowded places to plant a bomb.
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13y ago
This was all just a tactic to raise the fertility rates in Boston. 9 months from now we will experience The Great Boston Baby Boom.
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13y ago
Everyone was pretty scared after the marathon bombing. In the days after, there were tons of bomb warnings as everyone reported anything even semi-suspicious. My neighbors even reported an Amazon package for me because it wasn't delivered b
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13y ago
This is helpful. We were fine with even equity splits or a slight difference because one cofounder is funding the venture. Sounds like even is preferred?
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13y ago
My theory is that the only reason businesses think Twitter is big is because of the large number of fake people. Of people that I personally know, only about a dozen are active Twitter users.
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13y ago
Ours came together to become a few whiteboard scribbles (users draw in our app).
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13y ago
Do you use Auto Layout in code?
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13y ago
My experience with technical questions during interviews is that they did not need a deep understanding of any particular technology. Instead, they mostly rely on some knowledge of algorithms and data structures. Almost all of my coding que
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13y ago
Whew, good thing mine is called ConnectionController.
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14y ago
In MIT's Mathematics for Computer Scientists course (6.042), I remember learning from Tom Leighton that in certain cases randomly distributing jobs actually IS the optimal solution to load balancing. This technique was somehow associated wi
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14y ago
I am planning on creating a startup that would do something along these lines. This would be a great opportunity for me to learn about coaching through Skype. If you are interested, I would love to devote a few hours a week to code coaching