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by ieatpaste 16y ago
"Can I take a glance at your code?" - If applying for an programming position, this is one of the leading indicators of how well the team works regarding refactoring, communication, and their philosophy towards coding.
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WikiLeaks and Julian Paul Assange(newyorker.com)
29 points by ieatpaste 16y ago|1 comments
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I would greatly appreciate an invite. Thanks! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01m7YXAnvrZZbZG8BxfhXf0A==...
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
See: http://typophile.com/node/60577 YouTube and BBC icons with improved readability.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
"We’ve attracted over 1.5 million users, found over $300 million in savings, managed $50 billion in assets, and helped people track nearly $200 billion in purchases." I'm not sure I would sell - $170m seems rather low. Furthermore, they h
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I apologize, it is ODM and not OEM. LG does manufactures portable hard drives and has a partnership with Hitachi to manufacture internal hds. ( http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/21/lg-reveals-xd1-family-of-... ) Here is a list of Dell displ
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
*I apologize for the previous grammatical mistake. From my friend's point of view, your service will not be considered without cheat-protection so I don't think it should be appropriate as a premium feature. I may be wrong, but my take on f
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I asked my friend, who is a teacher, about using the service. She had replied that it is too difficult to discourage cheating on Math-related assignments (she still has students hand-write). A potential idea would be to have students do the
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
Lenovo were the OEMs for IBM's Thinkpads. LG still makes monitors for Dell, hard drives that are rebadged and I'm not sure of what else (they are a huge conglomerate)
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
Acer was already everywhere, just branded under another company's logo. Acer, Asus, MSI, LG, Levono, HTC were OEMs for popular brands who decided to strike off on their own.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
For the lazy: The article states the rate is $20-40 CPM.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
True, but innovation may occur based on necessity rather than incentives (Most of the population is still ridiculously poor). Different constraints and resources may also yield other solutions.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
From a Electrical Engineering standpoint, any battery of tests will not hold up due to the amount of variables, both software and hardware. The article references iPhone as a perfect case, but Apple (and AT&T, indirectly) have 100% cont
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I know you want to look in your online communities, but I have a friend who is a wedding photographer who can introduce couples with specific dates. Let me know if interested.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
It would be great if you could comment on coders coding at night and sleeping during the day or other schedules to optimize productivity. Is this detrimental from a sleep perspective? (I have heard unqualified statements that light affects
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I was wondering if you could comment on nocturnal/abnormal sleep cycles.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I have tons of ideas. Shoot me an email and we can chat.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
Well, Mars exploration can be a potential commercial enterprise in real estate, travel, and natural resources (unsure on this one). Regardless, I think the point of the article was to point out there needs to be 1) focus on a tangible benef
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
It would be interesting to see the same model with revenue and profits instead.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
Always Innovating has a detachable-touchscreen netbook for $400 http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I'm been meaning to build my own library under pretentious motivation; however, I've had a hard time to justify the performance, time, and money of an archaic medium. A simple ebook reader will do.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
Didn't want to confuse anyone. fyi, here's a discussion on the name change http://joshblog.net/2009/05/16/adobe-announces-flex-builder-...
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Flash Catalyst (Prototyping/Design) & Flex Builder 4 (OO Flash) betas released(labs.adobe.com)
5 points by ieatpaste 17y ago|7 comments
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
How about a pc inkjet printer? They can actually be hooked up to the nice touchscreen ones you see at restaurants. If size/perception is an issue, why not try a small photo-printer such as the new Polaroid PoGo. Also, as a side note, Starbu
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
I second OpenFire, though it has an annoying LGPL license. Ideally, a sub-protocol can be written for Wave as a subset of the IM/XMPP Transfer plugin.
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
It might be worth a note that the second derivative of a few select markets are improving. I wish I wrote down the other links. http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2009/05/horray-second-derivat...
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
please post video of the lectures online. thanks.
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Design Strategy video from Continuum(vimeo.com)
1 points by ieatpaste 17y ago|0 comments
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Google Wave API(code.google.com)
12 points by ieatpaste 17y ago|0 comments
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by ieatpaste 17y ago
shoot me if it doesnt work out.

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