jprince

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by jprince 6y ago
So what do you do with those people who did do those despicable things as teens? I don't just mean this, but any reprehensible action. I think obviously we can maybe keep them from getting any kind of comfortable jobs, keep them doing
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by jprince 8y ago
I knew it'd make a comeback!
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by jprince 9y ago
...well, I mean, it IS just next to Zimbabwe. Can't be that great, can it? /sarcasm
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by jprince 9y ago
This, absolutely. If I were looking to get my foot in the door, I would totally code a week for free. Hell, my first freelancing gig, I made 8$/hour. The three months without pay thing...that's a little different. I'd tell th
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by jprince 10y ago
What's the difference then between this and MapR, besides a similar CLDB pattern? (No single point of failure)
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by jprince 10y ago
...and there goes OfferUp. My wife loves that app.
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by jprince 10y ago
Yeah, because I'm totally going to be interested in listening to a bunch of Al Jazeera reporters try to do Al Jazeera America again. Totally unbiased reporting, that. :P
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by jprince 10y ago
Best Practice to Level Up: Don't make a whole new framework that is in no way compatible with the prior framework and just label it the same expecting people to use it.
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by jprince 10y ago
Sorry, when I read this, for some reason, I thought you were saying the author of this article was the guy posting this, and that because he had posted a sexist tweet, his proof that PHPixie was a fraud was invalid.
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by jprince 10y ago
Yes, one way to end an argument you can't win is to go straight to character assassination. Kudos, well done sir.
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by jprince 10y ago
Or, "How to hire people who will slavishly work 100 hours a week for a 40 hour/week wage."
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by jprince 11y ago
I'd be interested in such a thing but these homes are far from affordable. In fact they're priced a bit more heavily than homes in nearby Elmhurst, IL, no bastion of cheap home prices. I'd be up for trying this if I could get
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What life was like for an Executioner's Family in the 16th Century(blog.longreads.com)
2 points by jprince 11y ago|0 comments
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by jprince 11y ago
Ah, that old stand-by. Always warm and ready for the odd unicode hell-bug.
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by jprince 11y ago
I once had a terrible experience with their kindles. They shipped me one that was a dud, and when the screen went haywire in the first few days I called and they admitted that this batch had issues. Unfortunately, they told me, I would have
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by jprince 11y ago
You've just won the internet. We can all go home now.
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by jprince 11y ago
This is a pretty poor April Fools.
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Looking for Life in All the Wrong Places(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
1 points by jprince 12y ago|0 comments
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by jprince 12y ago
This is probably the dumbest thing I've read today. The difference between a worker and a slave is clearly at the end of the day, the worker has more money than at the start, and can exercise buying power over whatever he or she wants
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by jprince 12y ago
Gave him 5$. Thanks HN for showing this.
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by jprince 12y ago
Bahahahaha
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by jprince 12y ago
Cowards.
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by jprince 12y ago
The first thing I did as a developer was to write a SOAP wrapper gem for Propertyware's API. It was here that I learned the concept of Pain.
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Eaten Alive Guy Wasn't Eaten Alive After All(time.com)
1 points by jprince 12y ago|0 comments
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by jprince 12y ago
Ok, I had a feeling this was an edge case.
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by jprince 12y ago
Kind of didn't work. I signed up, and i was trying to set something up on my staging to scale it out if a dyno was idle, but it didn't appear to work. I had it at zero dynos, so you'd expect it to scale up immediately. Also,
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The Long and Glorious History of the Turbo Encabulator(computerworld.com)
2 points by jprince 12y ago|0 comments
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by jprince 12y ago
Honestly, it sounds like during the best of times she spent each and every paycheck in full, and then when hard times fell upon her, she had nothing to fall back on. This is a common symptom in our consumerist society. An author of her magn
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by jprince 12y ago
It is interesting that OP uses a line meant to denigrate socialism to critique capitalism. I think that the graph is misleading - the average poor person today has 3 wide screen TVs, an Xbox, a smart phone and air conditioning. Poor people
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FEC Moves to Regulate Political Blogs, Videos, and Internet Campaigns(washingtonexaminer.com)
3 points by jprince 12y ago|0 comments

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