liamondrop

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by liamondrop 9y ago
Thanks for that!
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by liamondrop 9y ago
As someone who grew up in Appalachia and has since moved to NYC and built a career in tech, it hurts me to read stories like these and think about how many good people are getting left behind, due to factors largely out of their control. Su
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by liamondrop 10y ago
Absolutely: https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/ComparisonSor...
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How hackers get action(teespring.com)
1 points by liamondrop 12y ago|0 comments
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SUPPORT NET NEUTRALITY with a Fork Bomb Tee(teespring.com)
2 points by liamondrop 12y ago|0 comments
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Amazon issues "Choking Hazard" warning for Testable JavaScript(amazon.com)
13 points by liamondrop 13y ago|2 comments
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by liamondrop 13y ago
Not to detract from the creativity here, but the id attribute specifies its element's unique identifier[1]. Strictly speaking, this should never happen: <div id="b7"> <div id="b71"> <d
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by liamondrop 13y ago
quite
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by liamondrop 13y ago
Facebook is to privacy as Wal-Mart is to small retail business.
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by liamondrop 13y ago
$725.75 per credit hour (non-resident) for EDGE vs. $134 for GA Tech OMS CS is a significant difference.
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by liamondrop 13y ago
The line-height part of this is unnecessary / duplicates css behavior. No need to use px. Just set the line-height to the ratio you want in css. p { line-height: 1.45; } and you're done.
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Ask HN: What's the cheesiest recruiting overture you've received?
4 points by liamondrop 13y ago|1 comments
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Crowdfunding targeted drug delivery using magnetic nanoparticles(microryza.com)
1 points by liamondrop 13y ago|0 comments
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Deep State: Inside the Government Secrecy Industry(amazon.com)
1 points by liamondrop 13y ago|0 comments
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by liamondrop 14y ago
The point was that you were doing it in an obfuscated way, (using shortened links), without disclosing. I don't think people generally mind when they are explicitly made aware.
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by liamondrop 14y ago
Amazon, too. Seriously, Steve!
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by liamondrop 14y ago
The point of the article is that the first problem is not so much a problem and more of an afterthought compared to the more fundamental issues of spacing, proportion, weight, characters per line, and placement on the page, which all equal
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by liamondrop 14y ago
`The last mile of transportation is this huge problem that hasn't been solved yet` Really? I think we've had it solved for at least several million years. Anyone that isn't capable of walking or skating a mile is certainly not going to be s
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by liamondrop 14y ago
I've gotten several gigs through Craigslist. Both fulltime and one-off / freelance. It rarely has taken me more than a couple days to get an interview/callback. My single most important tip for doing this successfully is to get your app in
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Don’t have a cellphone or just accept that you’re living in the Panopticon.(kurzweilai.net)
2 points by liamondrop 14y ago|0 comments
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by liamondrop 14y ago
If anyone's going to this and wants to team up with a designer, hit me up!
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Mind Uploading: Fundamentals of Whole-Brain Emulation(worldscinet.com)
1 points by liamondrop 14y ago|0 comments
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IBM SyNAPSE team has fabricated a programmable, digital neurosynaptic core(kurzweilai.net)
1 points by liamondrop 14y ago|0 comments
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Simple mathematical pattern describes shape of neuron 'jungle'(kurzweilai.net)
2 points by liamondrop 14y ago|0 comments
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Apple Maps makes Google Maps look like child’s play(kurzweilai.net)
1 points by liamondrop 14y ago|0 comments
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by liamondrop 14y ago
I think the correct play here is for Microsoft to start selling keyboard covers for the iPad.
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by liamondrop 14y ago
"Hands off entertainme"? Who designed the mobile version of the ‪Surface‬ website? https://twitter.com/designdaisuki/status/214878299669790720/...
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by liamondrop 14y ago
What you are portraying as negatives (meandering detours into entirely unnecessary, but hilarious, trivia; absurdly unlikely plot scenarios [since when is anything about Snowcrash a likely scenario?]; etc.) are probably what loom as the la
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by liamondrop 14y ago
One of Photoshop's virtues is, in my opinion, that it is NOT a browser and does not force one to think in terms of what browsers can do. Like all freedom, such a huge range of possibility does pose certain problems, but it also allows for v
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by liamondrop 14y ago
a perhaps over-embellished encounter as a means to get publicity for his app.

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