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DiggityDug7

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    Comment #14656460

    You should try actually reading the WaPo article. They spend about half the article discussing that exact report.

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    Comment #11300319

    Well the 12-unit grid is normally chosen based on being divisible by [1,2,3,4,6,12]. 16-unit is divisible by [1,2,4,8,16], but I see that you added a "thirds" class to deal with th…

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    Comment #9513141

    > Instead of taking the response as a second argument, the dispatch function is expected to return the response... The moment the function returns, both the status code and all hea…

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    Comment #8628472

    Modern fonts have been frequently thin before the invention of retina screens. The overuse of thin fonts might look dated in the future, but I don't agree that this trend is totall…

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    Comment #8531603

    Rather than being gutsy, I think it looks like it belongs in the Fitbit ecosystem (which maintains 69% of wearables marketshare, according to NPD Group). It doesn't appear to be ha…

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    Comment #7852633

    Yes, it does. It may not be easy, efficient, or elegant, but theoretically any problem solvable by a turing complete language can also be solved by any other turing complete langua…

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    Comment #7813932

    Does there have to be a business goal? Making society more fair is a good goal. Reducing the white male preference in the job market should be a social responsibility for a company…

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    Comment #7211884

    I also started programming with my TI Calculator and also had a few lessons from my Dad in Pascal. Then in my college, I started with Lisp, then C, then Java. C was definitely the …

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    Comment #7107121

    Actually, if a rich and a poor actor both compete for a pot, then the poor could take 80% and suddenly become the rich. This simulation doesn't track individuals, it only tracks th…

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    Comment #7076953

    I do webdev for a big hospital and when we brought up the possibility of patients reviewing their doctors, the doctors got really defensive. Turns out professionals don't want to b…

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    Comment #6119685

    Thanks. I have a tag search thats pretty much finished. I want to implement sorting as well (date, views, etc). I hadn't thought about incorporating into bootstrap, but I'll defini…

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    Comment #6119598

    This is my first web app, and there is still a lot of work to be done on it. I would love to get some feedback...

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