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I do agree tho and a quick form to test out all of the APIs is in the works so users can quickly see what the API will return.
I would love to solve this problem but it is definitely a hard one to solve.
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My CS degree hardly taught me anything in comparison to everything I learned outside of my coursework, but I don't feel like my coursework was lacking. On the contrary, my education allowed me to learn new things on my own that would have been significantly harder otherwise.
eg a basic algorithm course lead me to get involved in TopCoder. An introductory course on software development (source control, testing, etc) gave me enough knowledge to find an internship where I learned about peer reviews and how to work effectively with a large codebase - something that is very hard to pick up in a semester of college.
If you did attend a high school with standardized tests - do you feel it negatively affected your education? How? Do you have specific examples or courses?
For clarity - I am not claiming that standardized tests do/don't help. I just want to hear form recent HS grads.
bonus points for a cheap cell phone camera that uploads a pic after the scanner is sprayed with the dye.
Essentially all the article states is that a profitable business needs to have profits per user that scale according the cost per user acquisition. Viral is cheap acquisition, so profits can be less. Non-viral costs more per user and typically has a smaller market, so profits per user need to scale accordingly.
This is an error page and I am requesting the page using Chrome (18.0.1025123) on Android ICS (4.0.4 on a Galaxy Nexus).
Something to note - if i check the "request desktop site" setting in chrome it seems to work, but that may be because chrome pretends to be running on linux in that case.
We will look into adding a link on the side of the blog as well so it is always there.
Along with that we also plan on providing offline support through standalone clients - though this isn't something we are focusing on at the moment. Right now we just want to get the user experience perfected.
I am really focusing on ways to turn your email into something that is easy to act on.
sigh - Good ol' Silicon Valley Power.