DoggettCK

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by DoggettCK 12y ago
I envy you right now, getting to play it for the first time. Wind Waker is on my list of games I play once a year, up there with Grim Fandango and Mega Man 2.
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by DoggettCK 12y ago
Clever girls.
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by DoggettCK 12y ago
They said nothing about refreshing the page. Keep watching it.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Considering I'm only using it for getting a general layout of rooms for my wife and I to place furniture, this is awesome.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Come on, Reapers. Or even Reavers.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
#{your_town} mom discovers one wierd trick to safely land quadcopter. The FAA hates her!
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Definitely a steep learning curve, but like vim/emacs, it quickly becomes second nature. I shouldn't have left all my Blender books on the bottom shelf of the bookcase where my old cat could pee on them. I need to pick it back up
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Yes, but only for testing FB integration at work and getting Metro 2033 for free for liking a page last year.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I'll have to checkout Deluge. Got real sick of µTorrent's shit after Chrome and IE were hijacked in multiple places to use Yahoo Search as the default search/homepage, with a Spigot affiliate code. Nowhere was I asked if this
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Beautiful, and makes me feel like a complete fraud.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
For a long time, my biggest fear was that I was secretly retarded. Every time anyone said I was smart, I thought they were just being nice, like how you'd put even your child's ugliest drawing on the fridge. Of course, if I were,
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
If it makes you feel better, I didn't get one, either. The random number generator must have been racist against me specifically. Yeah, that's the ticket.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
According to the eligibility page, I'm seeing: "You are now one out of 421,843 eligible beta candidates." It's been at that number since the registration ended, and I'm almost certain it's worldwide, since they
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
That's why I asked my wife for an Arduino starter kit and foghorn for Christmas.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I do have an interest in defending the business, because I work for DM, specifically engineering an analytics platform for Pluck. DM has a reputation on here as some sort of shitty content farm, but that's just a fraction of what we do
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I bet you're just in the pocket of Big Sleep. Regardless of whether polyphasic is best, it looks like it also supports biphasic and a variety of other sleep modes.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
> Around where I live, people pronounce a popular street name incorrectly. It confuses people who speak the language of which the street name originates. The folk who use the incorrect pronunciation argue "well, we all know what we
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Well, I did represent that record prime number, which would take 7,235,646 bytes to write to disk, in 14 bytes, so it's either joking or sorcery.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I think what made me think of it in the first place was the representation of the largest known primes ( http://primes.utm.edu/largest.html#biggest ) The current largest prime is (2^57885161)-1, which is 17,425,170 digits, ye
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Like I said, probably full of shit, but I think of odd stuff in the shower. With really, really huge (like the aforementioned 7GB) numbers, you might see something better, sort of how there's a point with most compression methods that
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I had an idea awhile back about treating large files as insanely large hex integers, then dividing that by a huge known prime, and basically storing 3 smaller integers that plug into the equation "ax + b", where x is the known pri
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
(fn [f] (f 5)) I do love the format, but what I like a bit better about Clojure Koans is that you can see the previous ones for a bit of a reminder. Maybe for each section, they could leave up the ones you'd successfully completed so y
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I've kept a post-it under my keyboard for years with "How do you keep a security auditor busy?" written in a pigpen cipher.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I'll give you $47 for 85% of your company. Mark Cuban is out.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Multiple selections has been the killer feature for me, which is the only thing I haven't found a good replacement for in Vim or Emacs.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Somewhere in San Francisco, Jake Rodkin is huddled, weeping under a bed.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
My wife picked the previous drawing's numbers once. Once. I was so damn excited for about 3 minutes until I compared the dates on the lottery site.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
To be fair, they own Cracked, too. On the plus side, I think they're going to use my team's Hackathon project on eHow to replace all the irrelevant remnant ads with relevant, related ones, and clean it up a bit.
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
I didn't either. Disclaimer: I work for Demand Media on another property (Pluck), and have only been here about 10 months. I do know a few people on the various teams that do work with eHow and the titling algorithms, though. Looks lik
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by DoggettCK 13y ago
Or aren't the bombers, but just suspects for the time being.

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