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gregn

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    Comment #29474208

    this . Vimeo is great, but we've seen hardly any continued development in the last 10 years. It looks exactly the same now as it did 10+ years ago. In order to pursue the market yo…

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    Comment #23227850

    ditto. Books. Right now it's: Who Killed Homer, and Sophocles plays.

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    Comment #23216997

    Agree here. I don't think many sites have either. You have to dig a little, open the code-behind, but they're there.

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    Comment #23216875

    This article is completely wrong. Slashdot, Digg and Reddit were already at 100% of full-power way before Google Reader ever shut down. And him citing that the causes are unknown i…

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    Comment #20481419

    what took you so long? Oh, and add quantum computing to the list.

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    Comment #20481405

    Am in the same boat. Have 15 years programming experience, and can literally code circles around many or most of the people I am interviewing with, but because I don't have a degre…

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    Comment #17234117

    There goes another great product, killed by Microsoft. M$ doesn't understand open source. They infuse their products with too much politicking and marketing, trying to lead clients…

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    Comment #14903057

    Location: New Mexico ( southern ) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, MySql, Python, Javascript, Php, Nodejs, Qt, Win32, Gtk+, gcc, clang, Visual Studio, Perf…

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    Comment #14209016

    What bothers me is that nowhere in both articles I read do they once mention: "what if it wasn't what we are postulating it is." That tact of reasoning is never explored. The entir…

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    Comment #14209007

    I agree with your criticisms. It doesn't seem clear that these rocks were used for what they claim. I recently found what I believed was an arrowhead. It is symmetrical and sharp o…

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    Comment #12532381

    Saying "iTunes will never work well" is like saying the sky is blue. Why would anyone need a kitchen sink to copy an audio file to their device? Oh, wait, unless there is manufactu…

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    Comment #12213574

    Last year I had a revelation while reading Gore Vidal that all my favorite books almost without exception had been written on typewriters. I immediately went to Ebay and bought two…

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    Comment #12146699

    Pretty sad this got flagged. Honestly, I would flag the Bible before it. I think I understand your reasoning. While I don't agree with it, it's no worse than Ayn Rand or Timothy Fe…

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    Comment #12144493

    I would say the answer is to read profound books, and then move. I was in a situation where I drank continuously for several years because I was stuck in a dead-end job in a dead-e…

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    Comment #11877236

    The thing is, I think the thing we want and the thing we get are two different things now. Its not a question of tech, such as Javascript, its a question of: I want to read, write …

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    Comment #11500817

    haha. double points for funny and true.

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    Comment #10707431

    This is correct. Boiling water scalds the tea giving it a burnt-out taste. Of course this depends on the tea. I find it less true for black tea such as Darjeeling (my personal favo…

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    Comment #10522065

    From 10 years of working as a sysadmin in a Psych department, one constant in life I've learned is that Psychologists are the most incompetent, fanciful egoists in all the sciences…

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    Comment #10517598

    check out abebooks.com. They have the best search engine for books when it comes to facts about the specific book, such as: is it a first edition? If its a hard cover, does it come…

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    Comment #10517589

    Go to abebooks.com. Often the same sellers sell the exact same books there but with 2.50 shipping instead of 3.99. I almost never shop at amazon anymore for the simple reason that …

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    Comment #5754470

    I hacked up my own in March. I didn't even know Google Reader was closing. I just got tired of the features that other readers didn't have. It's a console application, which I real…

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    Comment #5731368

    I struggle with getting started on a project. I tend to spend days, sometimes weeks, thinking about the problems I am going to have to face when I start coding, and researching the…

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