ErikRogneby

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   by ErikRogneby 11y ago

   Scorched earth was another one around that time that had an environment you could destroy. Our token ring network got a lot of use from just those two. The thing I remember about lemmings was the frantic feeling of them just pouring in and
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   by ErikRogneby 11y ago

   I would say it depends on the size of your pool. 30 seconds _is not_ long enough to bring up another instance.
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   Khan Academy works for adults too. it goes all the way up through multi-variable calculus. I've been pretty impressed. https://www.khanacademy.org/math/multivariable-calculus
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   Part of me hoped it would be written in the style of "Why's poignant guide to Ruby".
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   I find it enormously ironic that when I went to this link it popped a modal with a Rolex ad.
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   Seems brilliant to me if you are trying to battle online censorship in China and get your message out. I agree that one of the mitigation services could benefit from some pro-bono services.
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   Nice bit of work.
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   I appreciate the extensive primary source quoting included. And yet interspersed with a first rate rant. Makes me think of the Daily show.
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   by ErikRogneby 12y ago

   Now I'm conscious of skewing the data by posting this comment... I don't think the API is exposed but the aggregate up vote of comments with a post might be interesting. It's one thing to have a lot of comments, but measurin
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Ironic that shortly after reading this, chrome crashed on me. I've only got 2 extensions loaded other than the 3 Google doc ones that came pre-loaded. One thing I did notice the other day is that chrome will reload webpages on it&#x27
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    This feels almost like a metaphor for teaching young people about anything... step 1:learn to play a game and the rules. Step 2: learn the implied rules for winning, and how to know when you are winning.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    I attended a bootcamp at ArsDigita on building database backed web applications back in 1999. I don't recall now if it was two weeks or three, but the things I learned in that short time have been useful in almost every job I've
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    This just showed up on HN: http://sideprojects.assembly.com/ Crowd source further development and continue to participate in revenue and product direction.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    These images seem different than traditional lenticular images from books. Here is pacman without the bars: http://www.scrollslowhavefun.com/images/002.jpg
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    In a country with a 16 trillion dollar GDP and a 3.5 trillion dollar budget how big would the salaries need to be to make our government officials incorruptible? It's a bigger stakes game here in the USA.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    How about a pizza delivery guy with an 5 hour shift?
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Here is a pretty well built companion tool for looking at blast radius. http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    the counter was going down when I was flipping through. Folks must be flagging sites?
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    change to kanban and let them pound away.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Designer cat clubs. Ala SweeTango... http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2014/11/10/358530280/want-t...
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    That was a good read, thank you! If they are running Cisco up front I wonder it's possible their network was brought down by a zero-day exploit that only uncle sam knows about? (vs. a more mundate DDoS?)
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Zooming all the way out on maps.google.com does get you a planet view. It might be interesting to see how layers apply at that zoom level.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    I wasn't familiar with https://opencorporates.com/ - It looks like a great resource.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Yeah, the breadth of positions they have posted is pretty telling. Android developers, embedded systems, pcb engineers, optical engineers, cloud API, and the list goes on. I wonder how far they are away from going to market? 24 months min
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    I wonder if the desktop first attitude at the Rails Rumble had something to do with when Rails came on the scene? That when people started using Rails desktop was king and mobile was painful. (wml anyone?) I would bet that a node.js or a M
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    I don't think of Dropbox as handling both bookmarks and files. (it may..) the URLS in the chat made me think of Evernote.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Evernote with chat?
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    Wow, 5 years! I still recall my first laser cut I did there and the joy of popping out the pieces and seeing if all of my finger joints fit together as I had planned. I think a fan wasn't working because it got pretty smokey in the l
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    The list of Trademarks they have filed for is pretty informative. http://trademarks.justia.com/owners/magic-leap-inc-2603519/ A lot of virtual reality comic book mash-up type stuff.
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    by ErikRogneby 12y ago

    a prompt training the game controls could be quite simple... "PRESS THE KEY YOU EXPECT TO BE UP" step 2: "PRESS THE KEY YOU USE FOR FIRE"