chanian

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   by chanian 12y ago

   working on it...
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   by chanian 14y ago

   I played online in college (like 5-6 years ago) back when it wasn't so shady, haven't played since. I really didn't have much prep other than a bit of coaching from a few friends who've played a lot. Vegas has tons of lower entry tournament
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   by chanian 14y ago

   Evening Hacker News. :-D
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   by chanian 14y ago

   +1 simonw, for reference, I helped build the "twitter buttons". As simonw mentioned, any amount control/access a widget may have to a hosted page can be immediately blocked by just wrapping the entire thing in another iframe. this post is a
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   by chanian 14y ago

   Cherry picking applied software engineering (and glancing over your curriculum, specifically web programming/app development) as the only modern relevant subset of computer science seems a bit dramatic. I personally don't really care how/wh
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   by chanian 15y ago

   If the option to get a paid internship exists I'd do that. I've always had problems with the idea of big companies offering unpaid internships, however depending on the industry/competition, I get why they exist. But to echo baggins, employ
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   by chanian 15y ago

   It is bittersweet, it's a big win and lose for Canadian tech, but imo a net win. Canadian investors and other Canadian tech companies should see this as a sign that Canada is serious about building great world class technology. Without exit