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You'd be correct, although "significant" is not a strong enough word

It should be the full archive.

The Chronicle had an article citing the same statistics (but with a little more investigation): https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/SF-tenants-brea...

Seeing as this is something personal to me, while Twitch originally used the CFAA, when seeking judgement they dismissed that claim (page 2 footnote 2): https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.299961...

It seems to be back up, but I didn't do anything. I'm still going to find out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again.

Thanks for posting this. I probably wouldn't have noticed until January.

Edit: it turned out to be a problem with the server. Thanks again for the heads up and for everyone’s kind words.

I’ll try to figure this out today

I believe that video is from 2012

This blog post refers to a rewrite that happened before the Condé Nast acquisition.

Videos with more than 10 views were downloaded. In addition, many videos that people asked to be saved were downloaded.

It's CC share alike, so you should be able to.

Doesn't it already accomplish this? The game accepts an input every n frames; if the chat has a higher occurrence of a certain key input it has a higher chance of accepting that one.

Moral Mazes by Robert Jackall For Harmony And Strength by Thomas Rohlen

Pretty sure Sean B. Palmer is taking care of it (or at least has taken care of it so far)

Have had a very similar experience. Haven't heard a reply for nearly a month.

That is his account.

More hackathons around the world at http://aaronswartzhackathon.org

Yeah, it would be nice if someone could change the title

That was another problem

Was considering of doing a similar thing for accepting candidates for my house. My plan was to take all the responses, strip all references to locations, and then randomly send them to every listing in every other major metropolitan area. The one that got the most callbacks I would then callback. In the end, my roommates read through all the responses and I didn't have to do any work.

s/Schwarz/Swartz

"If we let them persuade us we didn't actually make a difference, if we start seeing it as someone else's responsibility to do this work and it's our job to just go home and pop some popcorn and curl up on the couch to watch Transformers, well, then next time they might just win. Let's not let that happen"

Seems quite similar to rapgenius

Markdown Support?

There will be video of the event posted on youtube afterwards.

There's plenty of work to go around; unfortunately many companies blind themselves to only hiring top-rank college grads.

People complain about a lack of talent in the technology world--some of that has to do with the absurd hiring practices of technology companies

>I wish that everyone had perfectionist levels of attention to detail.

>But defending principle was not [his lawyer's job]. It was to provide Swartz with the best legal advice, given the charges and the government’s refusal to back down.

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>He contributed almost nothing to Reddit

http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/rewritingreddit

It's also a good thing that one of the "minor open-source libraries" that he wrote were not the inspiration for Google's webapp(2) or Facebook's Tornado...

This was likely what they wanted to say yesterday, but were instead waiting for the PR guys to be back in the office to give it the once over.

He worked for Thoughtworks. Maybe if you spent the time to actually read the article you would've learned that.