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dfreidin
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Comment #36980297
Location: Santa Clara, CA Remote: Yes, potentially open to hybrid in the south bay area Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, AWS, SQL, GraphQL, others less recently on rés…
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Location: Santa Clara, CA Remote: Yes, potentially open to hybrid in the south bay area Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, AWS, SQL, GraphQL, others less recently on rés…
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Location: Santa Clara, CA Remote: Yes, potentially open to hybrid in the south bay area Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, AWS, SQL, GraphQL, others less recently on rés…
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Comment #35437572
Location: Santa Clara, CA Remote: Yes, potentially open to hybrid in the south bay area Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, AWS, SQL, GraphQL, others less recently on rés…
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Comment #17445192
Location: Santa Clara, CA Remote: Yes but not preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Ruby, Javascript, Django, Ruby on Rails, MEAN Stack, more on my resume Résumé/…
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Comment #3530966
I'm surprised this isn't more common, but at my apartment complex the machines are all payed by card. They give you a special card for the machines, and you can put money on it whe…
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Comment #3401561
Insulin resistance is Type 2 Diabetes, whereas insulin injections are a treatment (not a cure) for Type 1 Diabetes. Despite the common name of diabetes, they're actually completely…
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Comment #3321597
There's no time limit, but a 60% vote can force him to stop. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filibuster_in_the_United_States... Edit: That's 60% of all Senators, not just those curren…
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Comment #2814444
I personally prefer Allman, but if I'm working with existing code, I'll use whatever style the code already uses.
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Comment #2764764
Strangely, though I've flown out of San Jose, San Francisco, and Chicago since these new rules were put in place, the only security I've been through has been the same old metal de…
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Comment #2659608
I did that. Computer Engineering at Purdue. The only classes I ever studied for were the ones that I didn't pay attention to in lecture. I never took notes (this drove my teachers …
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Comment #2533370
I'm not sure what I was supposed to see in that link, but I already figured that Audiogalaxy ran as a service, and that's not the problem. To clarify, I meant that I want to be abl…
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Comment #2533294
I think I've looked at this in the past, and it's almost exactly what I want, but I'd rather be able to have a service running on my computer and be able to have the associated app…
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Comment #2306220
That was Voyager 6
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Comment #2231708
It might be a browser thing, but on my system it's way more than just for justification at the end of a line. For example, here's how the first half sentence looks to me: I was ask…
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Comment #1993170
Great concept, and so far it looks like the execution is really good as well. However, I agree with rnernento about the gender icons. I see how they're based on the standard male a…
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Comment #1782392
The + in a circle means xor, not plus
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Comment #1509863
They couldn't have done this a few months ago when I was still a student?
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Comment #1505167
I don't, but the cafeteria at work (Nvidia) is packed during games, and a guy on my team said he could hear the cheers from upstairs.
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Comment #1444891
The Ars Technica guide is still there. Here's the most recent one: http://arstechnica.com/hardware/guides/2009/10/ars-system-gu...
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Comment #1369094
Interesting. The fact that there are no loops means that there might be something close to a well ordering of language difficulty.