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dimlyaware

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    Comment #31952272

    Location: Chicago Remote: Yes or In Person Willing to relocate: No Technologies: ReactJS, NodeJS, Salesforce, Apex, LWC, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://mgarf.com/Resume.pdf Email: o…

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    Comment #15293401

    I'm surprised by the author using Motorola as a historical example of acquiring that went wrong. I thought the goal of acquiring them was for the patents and the sell off was the b…

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    Comment #13580092

    Thank you! This helped hugely

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    Comment #11376826

    This great! Any plans to bringing this to Android/PC?

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    Comment #10836526

    It looks like it hasn't been announced yet: [ While Facebook and Oculus VR aren't quite ready to reveal a price of the Rift, Luckey suggested that it'll cost more than the $350 dev…

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    Comment #10672686

    Very cool. Like what devhxinc said this is hugely useful. I was not looking forward to trying to decipher let's encrypt at home. I'm impressed how quickly this was put together.

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    Comment #10464939

    ah - so it's possible that the reasoning behind this is the low weight mixed with its huge strength/durability gains?

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    Comment #10464544

    Interesting, confused as to why weather wear is where it ended up? It doesn't seem to talk much about insulation or any of the keep warm themes just general strength.

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    Comment #10188362

    My grandfather was an engineer on this project - it was done as a hedge against it coming out.

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    Comment #10081458

    While the system is definitely a better solution, you also have to look at it from a database performance level. I would prefer the above, and to be honest my knowledge of database…

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    Comment #9722736

    That fact really made me laugh when I looked into it. Thank you for the cycloped fact.

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    Comment #9648544

    Do you have a link to your github repo where I grab a copy of it? I have been thinking about trying to find ways to simulate daylight in my house.

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    Comment #9448683

    I mean I understand the point being made. Consumer behavior has changed to the point where the consumer believes that content should be free including editorial content. However to…

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    Comment #9410164

    I Agree. What I find interesting is the grey secondary navigation bar. It almost seems placed as an afterthought of the design. It doesn't gel well with the rest of the design.

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    Comment #9364968

    Location: Currently, Minn - Looking to relocate back to New York, NY or Chicago, IL Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript, Meteor, HTML, CSS Résumé/CV: Avail…

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    Ask HN: Headhunters in Chicago and New York City

    I am currently looking to move out of my current job and head back to Chicago (where I went to University) or New York (Where I grew up). Currently undecided between moving towards…

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    Comment #9290034

    This is really amazing JS Library. I like how on click the new element grows from the button clicked. It really shows a great UI Interface. I hope to see it expanded out to more br…

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    Comment #9147061

    I am really curious how this effects performance at the end of the day. It can't be that lightweight if the css is constantly transversing and overwriting itself. Plus as mentioned…

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    Comment #9102929

    It looks great. I noticed some issues mousing out of the get started button. It seems to be in conflict with expanding and shrinking at the same time. I am using Windows 7 with the…

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    Comment #9101507

    I think that in terms of what I was expecting out of Pebbles second iteration, this was not it. I like how they did away with the mobile thinking of apps because that was simply tr…