AndyKelley

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by AndyKelley 19y ago
You would have eliminated Newton with this kind of thinking. The author's point was math is supposed to be exciting, mind-blowing, and gosh darn it, even fun. And the way they teach it at school is neither of these three. Extremely smart pe
1532.
by AndyKelley 19y ago
Am I going to be screwed over because I go to Arizona State?
1533.
by AndyKelley 19y ago
Hey Joel, look at me! I'll come work for you. I'm a young strapping rapscallion, and I made a python script to play ultimate frisbee FOR me!
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Good link. While it is often impractical to keep all the URIs working, it sure would be nice if they were.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Prolog is disgusting. I wouldn't recommend it.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Pretty abstract. I don't know if it really even matters. Just make cool stuff.
1537.
by AndyKelley 19y ago
Sorry, I don't play pokemon
1538.
by AndyKelley 19y ago
"u've" has got to be the most interesting grammatical construct I've seen online. I mean look at it, it's like he's trying to be correct, but not at the same time.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
True, but this really isn't even doing anything. It's no different than an animated GIF. I think it would be truly interesting if they made it able to play normal video formats.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
There are so many people telling you what to do and what not to do, how to do it, and how not to do it. I think you just have to jump off the cliff and flap as hard as you can.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Oops, sorry. I didn't see an easy way to check for duplicate entries.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
This must be true. However, once I've heard a song 20-30 times, it no longer causes distractions. Then again, when I work on a problem that takes 100% of my thinking power and concentration, I have to press pause, shut the door, and close m
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
I think they're going for something a little more definitive. Most of the answers you find online are adequate, but these answers are supposed to be authoritative. If all goes as planned, it would certainly be a benefit to the internet you
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What music do you listen to while programming?(biodegradablegeek.com)
31 points by AndyKelley 19y ago|55 comments
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
It's crazy what you can get away with if you simply look like you know what you are doing, and you speak with authority.
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Is there a problem with the C code that is automatically generated being too slow or inefficient for the embedded system?
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Also: networking. One thing I disagree with you about college is teaching you how to think. At mine anyway, I'm assaulted every day with worthless crap that makes me want to shut off my ears. Mostly liberal crap like 'diversity,' 'cultural
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
If it's going to be a combination of Wikipedia, anti-experts-exchange, and programming reddit, they should have some feature where, when the answer is determined, all the other crap gets deleted, so that people searching into the site to fi
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
Way too early? Using Facebook's own audience to translate it into their own languages sounds like a pretty dang good one. They don't have to do any work, and their number of translations will keep climbing. I think you can make some legit
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by AndyKelley 19y ago
One of the comments on that page ("Jeremy") kept going off on how terrible YouTube is: 'Obviously it was forced on them by the giant failure "YouTube".' What is he talking about? I thought YouTube was extremely successful, so much so that G