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brimpa

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    Comment #12016596

    Managed by Q | NY, NY | Full-time (on-site) Q is building an OS for physical spaces, backed by a comprehensive technology and service platform. We believe that creating good jobs i…

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    Comment #11569257

    Docker ID: mattbriancon It seems like this is the future and I'd like to get an early peek so I can help my team move once it's release publicly. Thanks!

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    Comment #9641391

    Managed by Q ( https://managedbyq.com/ ) - NY, NY Q was founded a year ago. We’re creating smart solutions for office management, and we’re growing at an insane pace. We’re a small…

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    Comment #9475310

    Managed by Q ( https://managedbyq.com/ ) - NY, NY Q was founded a year ago. We’re creating smart solutions for office management, and we’re growing at an insane pace. We’re a small…

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    Comment #6051723

    It looks like we accidentally hugged their site to death.

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    Comment #3972997

    I'd prefer to have all the comments located in a single location (e.g. ~/.comments or ~/Dropbox/comments- ) rather than litter hidden files all over the place because I could (1) e…

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    Comment #3761606

    How do I find my Kimo Williams?

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    Comment #3668067

    A few weeks ago I was listening to a show on NPR about how to get into programming (I believe one of the founders of Codecademy was a guest) and one of the guests said something th…

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    Comment #3668034

    It was my understanding that most CS programs include a course covering formal languages and grammars. At my school it was called (creatively) Theoretical Computer Science. Learnin…

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    Comment #3633785

    For question 7, can someone confirm that int a[][3] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; is not a typo and is, in fact, a valid array initialization? I've never come across this and think it's ra…

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    Comment #3622045

    It seems that every time I read articles about quantum computing, the increase in computing power is described with gaping hole: 1. Qubits can be 1 and 0 at the same time 2. ... 3.…

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    Comment #3243733

    Did you try holding the trackpad button during boot?

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    Comment #3231648

    Tweets from ~12 hours ago suggest that the circumstances are indeed similar. https://twitter.com/#!/search/zhitomirskiyi

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    Comment #3227893

    `wget` returns an error with every URL I try.

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    Comment #3086092

    On Flickr too: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mintdigital/6217723462/ (with downloading "turned off" -- uh.. Right-click > Inspect Element...)

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    Comment #2928149

    It seems this is the guy who also did the unauthorized security audit of the Boston subway system. http://web.mit.edu/zacka/www/mbta.html

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    Comment #2883929

    Why was this down voted? HIV was my first thought after reading the article. On another note, does anyone have info on the rate of death by virus world-wide? I'm only curious so we…

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    Comment #2871600

    This is really great but I'm not sure this is going to eliminate any of our major traffic problems. If you drive to work every morning I can't imagine you're going to pull out your…

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    Comment #2870534

    The first commenter from the blog got it right > Seems unhelpful to compare benchmarks where one shows the work completely optimized away. The author doesn't offer any benchmarks o…

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    Comment #2842416

    Background check sites are the lowest of the low. Worse than Steve Yegge's "cat picture" sites. EDIT: My only reason for saying the above is that I can only imagine these sites bei…

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    Comment #2824530

    I was going to suggest the same thing but I'll add that it might be prudent to start cross-referencing posts based on URLs in posts and comments.