Cshelton

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by Cshelton 12y ago
While traffic lights are mission critical, we can absolutely make it fool proof, the first time. It's actually not very difficult. Don't forget, many lights right now are using weight sensors in the ground (SEE EDIT-2), A. that is
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Hey, I actually thought it was an April Fools joke as well, but then realized that we've gotten to the point where it is crucial to have 1 day delivery for toilet paper...Honestly, it's cool, but from a sense of self-pride...no. T
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I skimmed quite a few comments and didn't see a mention of it...but does this not scream April Fools to anyone else...?
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I think in either the first or second keynote back to when React native was announced they talked about their reasoning behind using flexbox. I think it's also 'the good'. They were able to use a web technology and make it wo
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Good boy google, good boy! ...now sit... lol. Besides, I think people will really come to like ECMA 6, or whatever it's called this week? I've been using it and love it.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
It's really more rhetorical. Clearly I can't just oppose it because there is not a definitive answer. Just seeing what people think as far as the progression of mankind goes.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
And just to think: what if the human race from the beginning of time, never lost any knowledge. No libraries were burnt, books and theories weren't banned, scientist kept their heads...on their bodies, info after a fallen empire was re
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by Cshelton 12y ago
And on top of all that, don't forget, the force (lobbying power) is strong with the Realtors. Kinda in the same way the dealership associations are with manufactures selling direct(tesla). And yeah, many properties never hit the MLS, s
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Hey by the way, the slack channel, Reactiflux, is actually pretty strong, check it out. Many people there are actually using React on large scale apps, myself included, and there is plenty of discussion.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Exactly, I do not count, 'Hey we've made it five years now, but can hardly break even and have no clear vision of where to go from here' as 'alive'. In fact, by that time, the investors have probably written them of
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I had the same first impression. I see many cool products, some cool ideas/concepts, but....very few real businesses. That's how it goes though, 5 years from now, one, maybe two of these 'companies' will be around still.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I always validate the article link by reading some of the top comments first. It's easy to see if or not even opening the article would be a waste of time. I've even responded to comments without reading the article... Edit: I jus
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Touche, love the user name. Yes, right now it would seem impossible and browsers would have to support backwards compatibility. What I'm saying is let browsers still support regular html sites. In addition though, be able to specify a
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Instead, why don't we eliminate the need for Apps in a browser to require HTML. Right now, our large scale app has one div inside the <body>. It's just an anchor for our SPA built in React js. We should push for browsers tha
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I am self taught. My degree is actually in finance. At my current position, there is another guy slightly older than me who does have a CS degree and the difference between him and I is not a lot. I may be slightly biased, but he even admit
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by Cshelton 12y ago
As somebody who previously prepared many tax returns for farmers, it's great to see people trying and help them to be more profitable. A very small percent of them actually are profitable. (Not including the ones who are trying to show
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by Cshelton 12y ago
This is actual fairly common nowadays. And rightfully so, if you sue us for patent infringement....no you can not use our OPEN SOURCE stuff anymore. Seems pretty fair to me.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
#ForzaJules
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by Cshelton 12y ago
If you knew what you were talking about, you would know that drumming is ALL ABOUT the space between the notes. It is more difficult to be accurate at slower tempos. Given your comment, I know you do not have a great knowledge of music, spe
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Yes yes...Finland and California are the same everything. So interchangeable that one could live in CA or Finland and have the same life style....no. Cost != value. On that though...worse national defense...you realize the US has the larges
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Congratulations! You successfully responded with negative sarcasm and absolutely no constructive criticism or counter points. You sir are the winner of the internets! Enjoy your day.
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by Cshelton 12y ago
Let's go through some simple logic here...other countries have less expensive healthcare, they pay less in public redistributions for healthcare, and that equates to a better healthcare system? If I'm a skilled doctor, from an mic
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by Cshelton 12y ago
I want to emphasize here a common misconception of 'free'. Your education is not free, some may even argue it is more expensive than the US system. Myself included. You pay an extraordinary amount of taxes for the 'free'
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by Cshelton 12y ago
In rudimentary percussion, techniques similar to instructors like Paul Rennick, you actually do move your wrist twice for a double stroke. No matter the tempo. Staying very relaxed and letting rebound bring the stick back up so you can &quo
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by Cshelton 12y ago
That technique is awful and should never be attempted by anyone. This product looks like a fun gimmicky toy. As a drummer who has played countless shows, both on set, in orchestra, musicals, large sports venues, on top drumelines in marchin