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by gabeiscoding 16y ago
Yea, that's great. I just saw that in the info email they sent me. It was worth taking a chance at this price even before knowing. Also nice is with the complete package you can download your data. Maybe not useful to a lot of people, but I
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by gabeiscoding 16y ago
Awesome, just bought one for myself, my wife and my unborn son. Now I wonder if I can stall on returning his DNA until he's born in June...
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by gabeiscoding 16y ago
Should probably take into considerations the upgrades to Google Docs that are currently being rolled out ( http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/04/new-google-docs.html ). Wave like real-time collaborative editing, entirely new backed that do
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
Wow, with this and 3rd party integration into Google Apps, the case for Google Wave is diminished. Especially in an business environment where email is not going to be supplanted, you can build your collaboration/information management need
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
It may be putting two hot topics togeher (MapReduce and GPGPU), but they sure don't make it easy. One of the strong sells of the MapReduce feature was how it reduced the amount of code something as complex as PageRank was written in and mad
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
There seems to be a wave of media attention on this following the release and popularity of "Born to Run". If you are a runner or would like to be one, it's a good read. And if you haven't found out about it yet, check out Vibram Five Finge
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
I doubt this is representative, but we are a C++/Qt4 ISV and I'm looking for a Python/Django intern for the summer to help with some internal web sites and possibly setting up a customer portal (read $12-$15 an hour, no benefits) In other w
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
Cool, and there I discovered a plug-in for my default zoom issue, if anybody is interested: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jgfonhdeiaaflpgp...
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by gabeiscoding 17y ago
> Also, in the Under the Hood tab for Chrome Options, there is a new Content section for fonts, language and Google Gears settings: This is not new as these settings are available in the 4.x version, but I was really hoping they would