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TheThomas

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About TheThomas

http://welfley.me/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #1583874

    This is similar to a product that my cofounder and I are developing: http://hootcourse.com/

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    Comment #1384289

    Just out of curiosity, what resolution are you using? I just happen to be using my old laptop today and I could see how the hills could be more distracting than we had anticipated.…

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    Comment #1384160

    The instructors using our tool have been very vocal, and we're absolutely thrilled about that. However, we haven't heard too much from our fellow hackers or our instructor's studen…

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    Comment #1368110

    If you have any feedback or if you find any bugs, I would really appreciate it if you report them with the github issues tool. I should be able to hammer out fixes fairly quickly.

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    Comment #1196377

    The purpose of the semantic web is parsing of documents in general, not JUST search engine parsing of documents. A disclosure tag would enable services such as aggregators (which t…

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    Comment #1142023

    Google Cache: http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:vKjGHzc30OIJ:devgrow.com...

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    Comment #1111469

    Thanks. Great catch. Admittedly, I'm still disappointed though. If they were taking it seriously, I'd expect something bright and shiny on that front page of theirs.

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    Comment #1111454

    That might be a bit of a stretch. I don't recall the administration of any K-12 school I attended ever explaining their reasons for doing anything (to the parents, maybe, but even …

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    Comment #1111423

    I think it might be empty because ed.gov doesn't seem to actually link it anywhere on their site.

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    Comment #1084667

    The site is back up now.

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    Comment #1054914

    If you're considering adding similar functionality to your Django site, check out Tweepy. It's absolutely wonderful. http://github.com/joshthecoder/tweepy Python-twitter will work …

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    Comment #1053331

    This isn't exactly the same type of thing the article talks about, but it drives me crazy when I see sites with subtly cut off drop shadows. The sharp edge catch my eye and it driv…

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    Comment #1010115

    I have to say, I completely hate this too. You'll be reading through a post and BAM,"lol, WHY DON'T YOU SUBSCRIBE TO MY MAILING LIST". 9 times out of 10, I'm going to hit command+w…

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    Comment #995174

    In most cases, the name probably doesn't matter too much. If the content posted adds value and the particular social network entity is linked prominently, people will likely follow…

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    Comment #968474

    The transparent spacer image hack seems horribly antiquated to me. I'm surprised anyone still does it that way.

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    Comment #961851

    I'm particularly fond of Monaco, the default font for Textmate (OS X). That being said, Textmate also supports anti-aliasing which might help solve this problem for you too. What e…

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    Comment #956377

    Please don't ever e-mail someone their password. It breaks my heart.

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    Comment #944124

    I use Color Oracle for this sort of testing: http://colororacle.cartography.ch/

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    Comment #843566

    Greg posted as 'pyroman' here on Hacker News. Many of the articles he submitted were django / python / systems administration related that he had published to his blog, codespatter…

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    Comment #803222

    I recently left my sweet, sweet university job running a development team to start a private firm with some colleagues. We launched http://wejustquit.net for our friends and family…