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Comment #1857334
Chomp, Inc. San Francisco, CA Looking for all manner of software engineers to help us create the best mobile app search/recommendation engine available. Check out http://chomp.com/…
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Comment #1329192
539 Bryant Street, Suite 200
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Comment #1323047
you have to log in to read documents on Scribd? i've never had to.
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Comment #1166360
i wonder what this will do to Apple's hardware lineup? If people are demanding more power from macs as game technology on the platform advances, and people can't just upgrade their…
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Comment #1099447
"Sponsored by Sprint!"
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Comment #1095665
funny, i was thinking that auto-generated tag clouds for the day's hot topics might help reduce duplicate stories, too.
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Comment #1073184
man, there was no web browser in windows 3.1. not even in windows for workgroups 3.11.
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Comment #1061540
Rome, although, may just end up being a pipe dream. YMMV.
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Comment #1051295
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1050482
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Comment #1036192
from the article: '“Three-D is an effort by the industry to come up with something that will motivate consumers to trade up,” said Van Baker, an analyst at Gartner Research.' i thi…
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Comment #1035418
i prefer to use "global climate change" instead of "global warming" to avoid confusing people with only a cursory understanding of how climate works.
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Comment #1035403
what the article doesn't state is which segment of their comapny this applies to. engineering? management? i'm going to guess not janitorial staff.
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Comment #1031160
also important to note: each stylesheet cannot have more than 4095 CSS rules, in IE. experiencing this limit makes for some mighty interesting debugging.
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