rasmusrygaard

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by rasmusrygaard 12y ago
Looks like the answer is no: "For now, Snapcash is available to Snapchatters in the United States who have a debit card and are 18 or older."
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Interning with the Airbnb Payments Team(nerds.airbnb.com)
9 points by rasmusrygaard 12y ago|1 comments
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
It was available and I think I managed to get one. I have yet to receive an email confirmation, but it shows up in my list of past purchases from Play. I bought it around 8:40 PST.
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
Which phone do you have? I suspect this could be disabled on older iPhones. I have a 4 and I don't get any voice feedback.
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
Not quite as important, but it seems that Caps Lock isn't being registered either (did the Rails demo and some of the constants would be rather tedious with only the shift key).
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
It would be great if everybody saw code as a utility belt, but I imagine that it would be unrealistic to expect people to develop those skills. When I think about what kinds of tools I use in, say, home DIY projects, I tend to have a decent
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
I think this post touches on an interesting point about web development (might apply to other areas too, but the web seems particularly bad). A lot of things appear to be easy (Rails, Django, Heroku, AWS, JQuery etc.), but the number of dif
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
Parent is referencing the Twitter blog post about changes in Version 1.1 of the API which stirred some controversy because of the new rules and limitations for 3rd party developers. See the link below: https://dev.twitter.com/blog/changes-
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
I'm a current student, and I believe that a major reason behind the skyrocketing enrollments in CS is that the introductory classes are immensely popular and well-organized (disclosure: I TA a couple of those classes). There seems to be an
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by rasmusrygaard 14y ago
Wasn't that Instapaper? http://www.marco.org/2011/12/07/standing-up-for-android
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by rasmusrygaard 15y ago
Be sure to click through the slides. The blog post may not be overwhelmingly useful, but the presentation has plenty of helpful examples of interface copywriting done right (and wrong, too).
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by rasmusrygaard 15y ago
I think the main difference between the two is that entrepreneurs have a viable alternative in working for an established company (if we can forget about the lack of jobs for a minute). Yes, musicians can work day jobs too, but there are ha
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by rasmusrygaard 15y ago
I can see why you would argue that you need early exposure to become a programming prodigy, but I honestly don't see why you would say that all hope of becoming a "good" programmer is lot by the time you're in your early/mid/late teens (or
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by rasmusrygaard 15y ago
108 is not actually part of the core. The third required systems class is CS110, Principles of Computer Systems, which is also taught in C.