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by slashedzero 10y ago
Two things: firstly, the article was about the long term problem of automation, so not sure the meantime is a factor here. Secondly, who is to say that even without waiting there will be enough jobs returned to make any dent in the joblessn
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Intercooler.js v1.0.0: declarative AJAX with HTML attributes(intercoolerjs.org)
3 points by slashedzero 10y ago|0 comments
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by slashedzero 11y ago
This is excellent! One feature that's a definite that I couldn't figure out quickly: a "find meetups near you" button!
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by slashedzero 12y ago
The "Hackathon" part in "Hackathon Hackers" is totally relative. Your "hackathon" depends completely on the people judging it. Being judged by a bunch of suits with no connection to the technical world? Prepare
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by slashedzero 12y ago
> I don't see Angry Birds being much different than doing a puzzle on the floor, You're missing a huge part of tactile development going on when she's playing a puzzle on the floor vs. touching a flat surface. The fine mot
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by slashedzero 12y ago
The idea of requiring (and then paying for) "American-standard" lodging seems ridiculous when we outsource it for developing country prices.
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by slashedzero 12y ago
Great read! Interdependence is something that I always think about in these situations. Our society is so dependent on trade and working with other regions/countries that to see those systems collapse would be utter chaos.
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by slashedzero 13y ago
Manassas is an example of white flight (which is a big theme of the communities in NoVA period). Mike O'Meara refers to it as "deviltown" for a reason: it's pretty much been abandoned by its residents. Though many commun
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by slashedzero 13y ago
Right. The problem was his misconception with society on the side of the errand runner. All he seemed to have experience with was the exec who has tasks needed to be done. On that note, something like this in a society with very high unempl
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by slashedzero 13y ago
Two of your apps mention Montessori by name, which makes me wonder how often you are criticized for using her name in vain? My wife is a Montessori teacher and would flip her shit if a parent ever substituted the real montessori numbers&#x2
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by slashedzero 13y ago
It's linked to in the udemy page, but the book is available for free as HTML here : http://c.learncodethehardway.org/
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by slashedzero 13y ago
Only half of us felt it here in Sacramento, CA. It seriously just felt like someone slammed a door very hard.
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by slashedzero 13y ago
Isn't the camera just Intel's 3D gesture cam? It also has an SDK that integrates very well with unity. http://software.intel.com/en-us/vcsource/tools/perceptual-co... The first screen shot from the second video shows exactly what their ge
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by slashedzero 13y ago
This has to be the oddest and most ridiculous attempt I've seen to form a social life. The comments above have advised to go after interests, and whatnot. Do that, but also seek out people you already know and start doing real things with t
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by slashedzero 13y ago
While I've seen the filtered reviews issue and think the claims are somewhat true, my bigger problem is that yelp does nothing for reviewer quality. So many times, I've seen blatantly false and misleading information tacked on to someone's
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by slashedzero 14y ago
This has always been the determining factor for me about mechanics. Charge $80 to do a scope test? I'll go elsewhere. In my experience, getting your repeat business is more important to a good mechanic than charging a stupid $80 fee. Try be
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by slashedzero 14y ago
That part of the video left me confused, because it's often not that easy. I wonder if this function depends on the model.. Also, loose gas cap often goes away after a certain period of time anyway.
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by slashedzero 14y ago
Checked out the video, well made! However, it is incredibly vague in terms of answering my question. The video says you're looking for "My neighbors, coworkers, classmates, my community" why aren't these people on your already existing soci
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by slashedzero 14y ago
I want to know what you're going to do to attract the every day user? Why would someone choose this over meetup.com or posting on craigslist or reddit, etc. There're a fair number of ways for people to interact with their local community no
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by slashedzero 14y ago
Excellent post! The one thing I have to wonder is if there are those out there who can really separate themselves from their company's business. I like to think of James Altucher's advice that you will be most happy when there are the fewes
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More proof that social media experts aren't.(news.cnet.com)
1 points by slashedzero 14y ago|0 comments
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by slashedzero 14y ago
Vardan Kushnir also had quite the adventurous life and death!
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by slashedzero 14y ago
The article mentions the competition for FamilyLeaf, but does not give any inkling of a clue as to how they'll overcome the competition and really the bigger competition from Facebook. Simply saying their confident it will fill the niche do
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by slashedzero 14y ago
My district in California was exactly like this, sans the people out front. This being the downtown of the capitol city, too.
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by slashedzero 14y ago
I agree to an extent. I think if you look at the average user (generally not someone on HN), you'll see that it is cheapening their experiences. When preteens can quantify how popular they are based on the number of "likes" they get, it is
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by slashedzero 14y ago
Just an fyi, you link to app.jetdeck.co, which is a lot more confusing when you're not first given the information at jetdeck.co.
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by slashedzero 14y ago
You know, I was not impressed until I saw the guy playing the bananas to unlock his door. Now I must have one.
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by slashedzero 14y ago
I think that's how I instantly analyzed the title: "how can someone cheat at coursera??". I get it that some people put the certifications on their resumes, but there are also a subset of people who take the courses just to learn, and there
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by slashedzero 14y ago
I think the design of the site and the product conflict. The design looks like you're selling the person, not their expertise, especially from the front page. I'm sure any of these people can do multiple things, but I don't care about that,
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by slashedzero 14y ago
Ugh. A friend's mother fell for this exact thing. Spent a couple days "disinfecting" her computer. A few hours later, it finally dawned on her that she had been scammed (when someone asked her how the people could have known she had viruses

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