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by zithtar 14y ago
Not the OP, but here's an idea: A math-centric piece of software that allows you to write in equations via a stylus, then converts these to working equations. So, you write down the quadratic equation and can define in the software what a
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by zithtar 14y ago
It's cheaper for the consumer directly, but it costs a similar amount to produce (according to this article, which is again not cited anywhere). The difference comes in the government subsidies, which the consumer pays for only indirectly.
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by zithtar 14y ago
There are a number of different review teams and Apple has outright told different things to different teams. I'm not an iOS dev and this is why.
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by zithtar 14y ago
And I think of that every time someone mentions ReCAPTCHA
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by zithtar 14y ago
$17 is quite a bit of money for a retail position. My first IT job, which required a 4-year degree and was salaried, worked out to be less than that factoring 40-hour weeks (which were the exception). And given the fact that $25k is the num
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by zithtar 14y ago
I say this as someone who was a contract developer from 2008-2011 and survived solely on that income from 2009-2011. Don't ever use the word freelance. It implies that it's not your focus; whether that's because you have other things you re
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by zithtar 14y ago
I'd love to hear the arguments for doing $11/hr programming jobs instead of just getting downvoted.
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by zithtar 14y ago
> and help optimize information flow between various parts of a business. Yes, they're go-betweens. I don't think this was meant to imply that IAs can't be good at what they do. There are plenty of great HR people. I think the point w
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by zithtar 14y ago
Only one of the words is actually known and used to verify humanness. The other is an unknown scan from a book, and after a certain number of identical entries (3?) is considered known.
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by zithtar 14y ago
Well that's boring.
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by zithtar 14y ago
Just don't tell prospective employers about doing programming gigs for $11/hr, that certainly doesn't speak very well to your judgment.
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by zithtar 14y ago
Cancer rates increase as life expectancy does.
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by zithtar 14y ago
I hate these "it's the system" arguments almost as much as I hate argument ignoring the systemic issues entirely. It's clear that in your world view, a bunch of rich, white "fat men" (read: Republicans, according to you) are controlling eve
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How long are your shoelaces?(datagenetics.com)
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