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drobertduke
10y ago
It's worth it just for copy-on-select. Auto-complete and mouseless copy are great also.
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drobertduke
12y ago
In California we have this absurd voter-approved law we call Proposition 13, which caps property rates. It effectively eliminates the only "wealth tax" we have, leaving our schools perineally underfunded and removing incentives to
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12y ago
Yes, Bitcoin seems to be stuck: true believers won't accept supply variability, but price stabilization (and with it, wider acceptance) is impossible without it. However it seems likely that an alternative could use some kind of intern
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Should the United States Declare Books an ‘Essential Good’?
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12y ago
The "Elite: Dangerous" example is interesting. What's the difference between flying around in space and flying around a typical FPS game? I don't have personal experience with the Rift but here are some thoughts: - The
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drobertduke
12y ago
Great article. I think part of the difficultly with the word "guys" in particular is that it depends on the usage. Saying "hey guys" or "you guys" when referring to mixed company is generally interpreted as gen
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drobertduke
12y ago
Hey everyone, one of the authors here. Myself and the rest of the Tools and Frameworks team at Box are available to answer any questions or respond to feedback.
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ClusterRunner, Box's distributed test execution project
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Palo Alto, CA - Box.net We are building the next generation of enterprise collaboration software and growing quickly. Hiring all positions. http://box.net/company/careers/ http://www.crunchbase.com/company/box-net
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A hundred people out of how many beta testers? 10,000? That would be outrageous. There are obviously a lot of legitimate safety questions about robot cars. Are they better or worse at avoiding pedestrian collisions than a good driver? A