andrewjkerr

I completely agree with you. Hopefully something will come to fill the space that Grooveshark left, but Grooveshark did a lot for the tech community there. GroovesharkU, presentations, events, etc. They'll definitely be missed.

I would love to see this as well. If I have some time this weekend, I'll look into submitting a PR :)

Same here. Since they're both dealing with code I think the name confusion is a pretty big deal.

Not a question, but I just installed it on my Mac Mini and WOW! I am blown away by the difference. My music sounds much better. I can't wait to try it out with a movie :)

I just bought it through Google Play with the expectations of being able to watch it offline (since Internet while traveling is hard to find!). Turns out that, if I want to watch it offline, I have to either download it to one of my Android devices or my Chromebook. I'm downloading it to my Chromebook now, but it's a damn shame I can't download it to something that actually has a decent screen.

> YikYak is mostly used on university campuses and odds are if a student is on campus they would be connected to the university wifi

Based on some of the vague locations that Yik Yak gives with each post I'd say a little less than half are actually sent from on campus.

Hah! I remember learning about K-Maps in my Digital Logic class and it blew my mind. Gotta love them.

Ah, ok that makes sense. I wasn't really thinking about it from a recruiting firm's standpoint, but, you're right, that could cause problems.

My favorite emails are recruiters asking me to apply to positions which require a college degree and 5+ years experience even though I clearly state pretty much everywhere (LinkedIn, personal site, Twitter, etc) that I'm a student. Needless to say, I don't end up responding to those.

> Asking for where else you are interviewing.

Why exactly is this unethical? I've gotten that from pretty much every company I've interviewed with for internships.