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See slides 23 and 25. http://www.slideshare.net/mobile/reed2001/culture-1798664

How often does it snow in Seattle? If rarely/never, is there anywhere nearby that gets a decent amount each year?

Why don't Balanced and Stripe work together on these features? I understand that they're competitors, but it seems as though we've got good engineers in both companies needlessly d…

I was surprised too that he hadn't heard of JavaServer Faces, given that it's the One Official Web Framework of Java. I'm not sure I'd recommend it necessarily, but it's hugely pop…

I hadn't previously read a description of St Louis quite like that - he makes it sound very appealing. Does anyone else have personal experience with living in St Louis?

I think you're making an assumption: that pknight is correctly understanding your point and disagreeing with it out of a sense of entitlement to a date. I think he is misunderstand…

I think tptacek is thinking of content with longevity, such as essays - observations of human behavior, for example, wouldn't benefit much from a date. He's damaging his argument b…

This seems interesting, but I'm not sure what formatting it would actually apply to a given Markdown document - could you add examples to the readme?

It was generated manually. I made another list just now[1], here are the areas with more than one posting: SFBA: 146 NYC: 57 Boston: 20 LA: 20 Seattle: 11 DC: 10 Austin: 7 Chicago:…

An approximate map of the U.S. locations posted: http://www.mapyourlist.com/share/aHkkP_DSCl [As an aside: why is the Pacific Northwest so unrepresented?]

People who are using Julia or similar tools to do "scientific computing, machine learning, data mining, large-scale linear algebra, distributed and parallel computing" - what sort …

Thanks, I think that's what I was misunderstanding.

I think the key may be that the rich roommate actually prefers a room, while the poor roommate does not (according to their assigned valuations) have any room preference at all. So…

Can someone explain why the outcomes differ when the roommates are in a different order? Imagine an apartment with one nice room and one terrible room, total rent $1000, and two ro…

I agree. I actually began using Firefox again because I heard this UI change was landing in Nightly, and I've been using Nightly since then. I get Chrome's UI minimalism and Firefo…

Thanks, that's slightly reassuring. It's still odd for a business to go generally incommunicado, though. I think I'll probably wait to buy a license until Kari's words are substant…

The developer, Jon Skinner, has not tweeted since Dec. 17 [1], has not posted to the blog since Dec. 18 [2], and the latest dev build was released on Dec. 21 [3]. He signed into th…

One argument I've heard is that it keeps you aware of how much tax you're paying.

I did a similar thing for level 6: http://pastebin.com/aScFtgK8

I installed the latest version of this, and of Node, on my Windows computer, and I had to change "~/node_modules" to "./node_modules" in the final line of Makefile (in the "runloca…

On a preview page, where is the Buy button?

Looking at the BufferApp post, the salaries posted are well above those I hear about locally (in a medium-sized US city). Where should one look to find a job with comparatively hig…

In the submitted article, two callback methods are usually provided (one for success and another for failure). Is that possible when using generators? If so, what does that look li…