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Comment #8793754
> "My commute is 1 hour each way and it's wonderful." I agree. My commute used to be 20min each way with car, but now I take the train which means my commute went up to 50min each …
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Comment #8600294
I think it is possible using Mono ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono_(software) ). More details on platform specific frameworks: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/gui/gui-toolkits/…
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Comment #8106589
Thank you for that link! Here in Finland we only got tiny selection of American Whiskey and that link pointed out that I still have so many American Whiskey left to experience :) A…
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Comment #8009043
I think all parties win in this, not just Stripe. Urrlib3 developer and users (new features and enhancments), and the whole FOSS community (if more and more companies start doing t…
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Comment #7942488
> That linked 42Floors blog post is terribly self-unaware. It seems it has been taken down ( http://blog.42floors.com/interviewing-at-a-startup/ ), or is someone getting content?
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Comment #7808837
But I would assume that heavy cut will end up eating your gains too?
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Comment #7799373
"difficult to do both at the same time" With right combination you can do it. Targeted Keto/IF combination seems to be quite effective. Sheds fat while maintaining (or gaining) mus…
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Comment #7525083
Integrate all the good parts from VS to the "Unity-clone" and top it with nice indie-license. Bake modularity into so that you can build the game with feature-toggles and control t…
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Comment #7521191
thanks :) I Recently switched from Dropbox to GDrive and this looks like a really functional app. Have to give it a go.
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Comment #7262313
I do agree that you or your (extended) network don't know all the people worth knowing as there are always gems in random pool of people, but I think the odds are a bit better, at …
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Comment #7094472
As an non-US citizen/resident this is pretty fasinating insight to the US justice system! One thing comes to mind though. If I'm to travel to US and enter US soil, am I covered by …
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Comment #7062061
I read it when I started my first "real" job. Back then it was really influential and had tons of interesting stuff. I usually recommend it to summer-trainees to put on their read-…
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Comment #7006577
> One of the side effects, is that you're really susceptible to alcohol. One beer, and I'd be really feeling it. Whereas before, I could drink 3 without really noticing. After I st…
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Comment #7004715
I agree, I think we really need someone who will try to make something new and gain small % of the markets so that ios/android will also have to start innovating something cool aga…
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Comment #6879591
There is more than six billion people living in Earth, and I bet that there is at least one person getting something valuable out of ones writing. It doesn't matter if it is not 'n…
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Comment #6625663
And that you can actually communicate via email/twitter/g+ with the creators or the core developers of those languages and expect to even get an answer is pretty awesome as well :)…
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Comment #6600397
I've been playing around with slime, but it is always the problem for coming up with some interesting project. The common-lisp support (for iPython) seems like interesting challeng…
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Comment #6597654
Awesome work, thanks for sharing! Couple of weeks ago I catched talk by iPython dev in Budapest and started to think that it would be cool to have lisp support (as I want to learn …
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Comment #6216160
I have pretty much the same mentality and I Have to agree that it just works. It doesn't matter what I have on my mind before going to the gym as it is soon replaced by "I have to …
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Comment #6145512
I just wish someone would make a code-review 'Fabien Sanglard' style, for us who have marveled this demo for years, but are not this tech-savvy.
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Comment #6059467
Agree. I do like the general idea behind Mir. Canonical is at least trying to get the the "Linux-desktop" thing happening. If that means re-inventing the wheel, then go ahead. If t…