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Devilboy
17y ago
Sure but at most shops the client will be charged about 3x the salaries of the developers - to pay for overheads and so on.
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Devilboy
17y ago
I don't quite follow - are you saying that we won't see a peak for at least several hundred years?
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Devilboy
17y ago
Would you then agree that alcohol (which destroys many families - way more than meth) should be illegal too?
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Devilboy
17y ago
But surely you have to agree that there will be a peak at some point, I mean we're pumping oil much faster than the rate at which new deposits form in the earth, right?
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Devilboy
17y ago
Parents doing meth need help, not mandatory jail sentences.
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Devilboy
17y ago
I stopped buying cold and flu mixtures when they decided to substitute pseudo-ephedrine with whatever that useless placebo is that they use now.
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Devilboy
17y ago
Taleb really did predict 7 out of the last 2 recessions.
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Devilboy
17y ago
Sounds like a job for video conferencing if you ask me!
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Devilboy
17y ago
Gizmodo is just guesstimating Christmas 2009 so Jan/Feb 2010 could still be correct
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Devilboy
17y ago
Kurzweil has some theories about this...
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Devilboy
17y ago
Ok I'm back, after 'experimenting' with that flash game for the last 19 hours I can report that the music does get a bit annoying after hour 13 or so. Also Incognito mode doesn't stop the flash bugs.
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Devilboy
17y ago
Is there an easy way to test this?
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Devilboy
17y ago
Including the Chrome 'Incognito' mode?
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Devilboy
17y ago
It's still a very important step for third generation sequencing machines. ...the HeliScope generates DNA sequence data as a massive collection of very short reads - but while the Illumina platform is now routinely generating reads over 10
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Devilboy
17y ago
That just removes it for that one search, it doesn't remove that domain from all future searches.
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17y ago
Well yes, I don't disagree with you there. If you plant two seeds with identical DNA but only give one of them enough water and sunlight then of course they're going to be different heights and weights after a few weeks. But you'll probably
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Devilboy
17y ago
Identical twins are amazingly similar - even when they're separated at birth. In fact identical twins reared apart are much more similar than fraternal twins reared together. Check out the wikipedia page on this, they have some nice charts
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Devilboy
17y ago
4chan and other popular social sites sometimes manage to organize such 'manual' DDOS attacks
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Devilboy
17y ago
... or at least blew some shit up Does this count? http://www.speedcam.co.uk/gatso2.htm
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Devilboy
17y ago
That's the kind of person that will never work for our company. If you're applying to hundreds of jobs and just sending your resume to everyone our process will definitely filter you out. When we advertise online for a job we're usually loo
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Devilboy
17y ago
Dean is wrong most of the time, but he's doing it so frequently that it doesn't matter. The couple of hits made him pretty damn wealthy.
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17y ago
Here's a pic showing the damage to Massa's helmet and eye http://static1.buenosairesherald.com/media/news/images/desta... The teams are all very concerned about safety and I expect much stronger helmets and visors in the near future. The
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Devilboy
17y ago
It's only /b/ which is on img.4chan.org/b/ (different IP address)
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17y ago
If you saw a drowning person, would you ask them to be your slave forever in exchange for throwing them a life preserver? Not the same thing at all. To make this analogy work the choice would be 1) LET THE PERSON DROWN. 2) Help him by let
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17y ago
You can employ robots to draw ads on the lunar surface...
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Devilboy
17y ago
I don't see how this can work. Like all DRM schemes this breaks down the first time a user decrypts the message. At that point you simply make a copy of the decrypted data. Am I missing something?
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17y ago
Apparently you can rent goats for this purpose http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/05/mowing-with-goats.htm...
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Devilboy
17y ago
Sometimes distracting yourself, or creating distance can help. That sounds like 'bottling up' to me though? I think we agree in principle, I just don't think 'don't bottle up your feelings' is the best way to describe these strategies.
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Devilboy
17y ago
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." -- Hunter S. Thompson
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Devilboy
17y ago
Yes it's not that simple. Even today some anger management therapists will suggest that you hit a pillow or something to let your anger out. This is actually really bad because it links those feelings to getting physically angry - you're co
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