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zpoley
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About zpoley
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Comment #11677837
I've also received a ton of recruiter spam, but leave my profile on LinkedIn as other's have mentioned to see what happens. The worst part right now, is how untargetd most inbound …
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Comment #11648099
Paysa ranks Palantir #20 in terms of tech talent [1], and also supports a large fraction of their workforce coming from tier 1 schools, as well as salaries [2] that can help attrac…
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Comment #9086292
Code is like clay. An application is a living, evolving sculpture.
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Comment #2843344
yes. also disable flash, and run widgetblock in chrome.
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Comment #2430324
Here is my contribution to Unix friendly JSON command line tools (requires Node.js and NPM): https://github.com/zpoley/json-command . Here are a couple other good ones: http://kmke…
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Comment #2219170
yeah, there is a little caching going on.
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Comment #2219135
thanks for your feedback joh6nn. that's a good idea.
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Comment #2219045
ok, good point. sorry. i didn't think about it that way.
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Comment #2061541
Interesting, I didn't know about this. Thanks for sharing. It seems to index only code? I would rather search docs than raw code most of the time I think.
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Comment #2061512
clickable: http://codeandtools.com
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Ask HN: Would anyone be interested in a search engine specifically for code?
I often use google to find source code documentation like method signatures, identifier spellings, or usage notes. This results in: 1) doing a google search 2) selecting the page t…
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Comment #1973381
I use Chrome on OS X as well and have disabled the Flash plugin, and use AdBlock and WidgetBlock Chrome extensions to make browsing faster. The only time I use Firefox is to view F…
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Comment #1926508
Thanks Scott. I changed it in the description.
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Comment #1925218
Yes! Exactly.
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Comment #1925077
I'm using it in conjunction with AdBlock which takes care of most ads. Are there any particular ad services that you've noticed? https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gighmmp…
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