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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
To everyone looking for expiring/dropping domain lists, ive been building an app called dropparser that uses a free source (though I dont see it being mentioned in here yet). Some python code for you: domain_file_url = "http://www.oddit
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CBO: 2013 Projections - Coming recession with 9%+ Unemployment (cbo.gov)
1 points by thinkdevcode 14y ago|0 comments
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
You can do what I do: don't read the comments. Pretty simple solution and you still get to find some great articles to read.
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
I absolutely LOVE this app. I'm very into fitness and getting recipes for my kind of diet can be pretty difficult. You definitely need to add some more recipes though as I keep getting a "simple fish chowder" for breakfast/meal 3/meal 4/m
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
Your rake analogy is not sound. Ok so Google gives Gmail for free - as in you don't need to pay for it. But is it really "free"? No. They parse your emails so they know what you are buying/selling, who you are talking to, what sites you hav
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
Weight is pretty much a useless metric if you are already slim and want to find out when you are going to start seeing definition (like your abdominals for example). Body Fat % is really the only indicator for that and even then it is hit o
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
thank you!
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
/r 1920x1080 please
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
There are quite a few studies that show the correlation between legalizing drugs and domestic crime - Portugal being one of the most cited - and it's been shown that legalizing drugs actually decreases crime. We should be sending drug addic
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
So were they actually selling the drugs or were they just operating a marketplace similar to Silk Road? Also, why the hell would they use PayPal?! At least SR uses bitcoins.
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Top 10 Signs You Might Be A Brogrammer(blog.pluralsight.com)
2 points by thinkdevcode 14y ago|1 comments
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by thinkdevcode 14y ago
> For what it's worth, ASP.NET MVC is much, much less heavy than the original ASP.NET And thats if you even use that... I use 2 open source libraries to build web apps - Nancy & Simple.Data - and they are both f'in amazing. This is
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I've been fascinated by all of the articles posted on here about tDCS, so I definitely signed up. I'm willing to pay $99 for a device that's probably worth $10 in parts, so long as its easy to use, easy to assemble, and works. Besides, if i
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Poll: HN Meetup: South Florida
2 points by thinkdevcode 15y ago|0 comments
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I'm interested - Weekend Only
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I'm interested - Weekday Only
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I'm interested - Whenever
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I'm not interested
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I'm not from FL
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
I did this as well a couple months ago. The keyword "dropbox" got 99% of the clicks at around the same cost as you $0.13 cpc. I wound up spending $65 on ads (with no voucher sadly) and now have 16GB of free space.
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
This project may exceed the previous highest donation record on kickstarter, which that record was awarded yesterday to that iPhone dock. Kickstarter is really starting to make some money I see.
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
> Now just think how awesome you would be if you had learned how to code when you were seven years old. I started learning at 8 so another year wouldnt've done much. In regards to the program this is really cool. I've been trying to tea
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
Or these high profile people really believe in the idea of KA
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
> 1. It's a good indicator of how much you know for simple problems. Google doesn't solve simple problems. > 2. You can practice. Maybe if the interviewee was still in college they could "practice" coding on a whiteboard, but consid
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
> Beyond that, someone who's able to code on a whiteboard will a fortiori be able to code with a keyboard and editor, and will typically code better with a keyboard and editor than someone who relies on the keyboard and editor to be abl
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
OR you can hand the applicants a laptop and allow them to write code, which is what they are going to be doing on the job presumably. or does Google develop their applications on whiteboards now? I'm thinking a Minority Report-esque digital
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
Do you really want to be subjected to coding on a whiteboard? Edit: Instead of down-voting, why don't you explain to me why you would want to code on a whiteboard when it's completely pointless. Might as well throw in some of those pointles
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
Im sure as hackers we could figure out how to make a device such as this, but the idea I was alluding to would be to make a device that is very cheap and very easy to use (like a hat you put on for 30 minutes and turn on by pushing a button
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
Why would it be unethical? It's not like it'll divide us any more than we already are ( at least here in the states). This technology would be an awesome startup idea to try and get it down to a reasonable price range for almost all people
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by thinkdevcode 15y ago
Your absolutely correct that we all have different perceptions of "extravagance" I think a vacation to hawaii from portland for a family of four while still in debt is clearly extravagant, and unaffordable. But's thats just my opinion, and

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