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sgaither

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    Comment #6348979

    Yes, the growth in the webspace can be partly attributable to programming being more stable, more accessible to beginners. Do you think the hard part of any programming/engineering…

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    Comment #6348942

    How slow is "slow" for you right now? And writes vs. read? Which MySql storage engine are you using?

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    Comment #6002114

    Good read: this story has nothing to do with programming but everything to do with overcoming the loss of extrinsic rewards and putting yourself somewhere where your mindset and pe…

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    Comment #6002108

    We have to ask ourselves: where is the money? Our rights aren't being lost to a sprawling military-police state just because there's a Big-Brother wannabe conspiring to destroy the…

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    Comment #5995112

    After seeing some of the NSA protests yesterdays, it's easy to see Obama the college student taking part in those: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/recollections-o... F…

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    Comment #5976986

    The page looks nice and you have a clear flow and call to action...but the copy could use tightening up all around. For example, the subhead: > New, exciting way of doing online co…

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    Comment #5976962

    The U.S. and Russia are still large strategic and economic partners. There's other political balls being juggled around, like the ongoing conflict in Syria. It's not necessarily "l…

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    Comment #5022608

    This has little to do with Google+ itself and more to do with Google becoming ubiquitous and + riding along

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    Comment #4925999

    The upside is that a poor product with an entrenched position does not automatically win just because its backers could afford polished design

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    Comment #4896259

    I'll be the one who says it... There are too many typos in this piece (including the first paragraph) to take it seriously.

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    Comment #4499683

    Neat! I hope physics classes today are getting more into using such web interactive modeling. Or, that the new wave of interactive books are leveraging this kind of ability.

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    Comment #4229026

    Surprised no one's mentioned Zed Shaw or his Learn Python the Hard Way series... http://learncodethehardway.org/ According to his homepage, his books have been downloaded 500,000 t…

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    Comment #4141619

    i'm not sure if the audience is supposed to be clients or if it's supposed to be informational to prospective devs, but it's not a very welcoming/informational page to someone who …

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    Comment #4139663

    I'm new to this...so with IFTTT and Zapier, are they hand building their own APIs to these services?

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    Comment #4134948

    You're obviously not overweight but you're pretty light for that height, so I wonder if someone with a lower center of gravity would suffer fewer back issues? What if you used a la…

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    Comment #4088095

    Would love to get a published collection of their brain teasers. Those were always a good way to pass time during car rides.

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    Comment #4002448

    I know they say that the chats aren't screengrabs, but why even make it look like they were? Text (and avatar) is just fine. Also, are these from a source different than the one BI…

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    Comment #3999364

    This looks great. I'd buy it if I weren't so already tied to workflowy though.