schrieaj

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by schrieaj 15y ago
Why port? Just ssh to a terminal somewhere in your university. Pop open emacs/vim and typset with TeX. I did this with my netbook a couple times. Even let me print the paper.
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by schrieaj 15y ago
Absolutely, I currently work with a Ruby guru, the Walking iOS Documentation, Mr Java, a security expert, and Ms Mobile. Personally, my background is robotics. I've never seen a group of people that can tackle a problem better. We are all f
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by schrieaj 15y ago
I know it mentioned somewhere that custom stacks were an option but could not find any documentation.
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by schrieaj 15y ago
Siri is hot right now, capitalizing on that buzz will allow more phones to go out the door which will give Google more information to target ads with.
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by schrieaj 15y ago
Actually, a bad lens can have an effect on color reproduction by not letting all light through equally.
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by schrieaj 15y ago
What if you text it "Goodnight" and it responds with your alarm times? Easy to use, no data plan, and should be relatively simple to code.
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by schrieaj 15y ago
Capybara works pretty well for any web based front end. I'm using it to do some basic automation of websites (scheduling tasks and the like). You write the tests in ruby but honestly it is really simple: http://pastie.org/2476405 is my s
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by schrieaj 17y ago
Not to sound dismissive but honestly who cares if most hackers have sold out? Who cares if the culture is changing? Hacking was never about a culture, it was about making cool stuff because you feel like it. Hackers don't need cultures, the