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by mbeihoffer 16y ago
At first I thought it said Chuck Norris and I was like BAHAA!
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
Klee, Kandinsky, Escher, Kahlo, Riviera, Ethan Heidelbaugh, Steve Hemingway, Marcel Duchamp, Georgia O'Keefe, and whatshisname that I'm totally spacing out on right now but I'll remember later probably. Also Margaret Atwood and Ani DiFranco
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
I did a little more research and there were indeed quite a few resources to be found that I had initially overlooked when I last pursued it. And, coincidentally, before I posted this I spent a long while working with a Google Docs spreadshe
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Ask HN: How to obtain a semi-accurate appraisal of a business entity?
2 points by mbeihoffer 17y ago|2 comments
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
My T30 runs OpenBSD really well. It feels a lot more lightweight than most Linux distros I've tried, even with KDE & Firefox & what-have-you.
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
If a small demo, as you put it, is important enough that you need to show it for your career, it's important enough to either spend the time learning web design basics to make a decent looking demo, or else to enlist outside help. (This doe
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
I really liked The Pragmatic Programmer, although some might think it's not a very technically challenging work. I also like most of O'Reilly's Perl books. Also, Jonathan Rockway's book on Catalyst was very helpful for me, although there we
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
That's weird. I use Flash, and I'm also aware of Perl's "Catalyst Framework", which I also, uh, use all the time. I mean, um, they are both, uh, software projects aimed at uh, what's the phrase I'm looking for here, oh yeah. They are both s
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by mbeihoffer 17y ago
I couldn't agree more. It seems like terribly bad form. (That being said, well, I'm a very biased Perl/Catalyst developer.) But I'm not surprised by this, much. I am forever resigned to the fact that open source projects in general (and in