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by Falling3 14y ago
If that were the case, the why are simulated images also illegal?
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by Falling3 14y ago
Probably because he was able to do it extremely quickly and have something more visual to use. People sometimes like that ya know.
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by Falling3 14y ago
But this is not a unique idea. I've already seen several companies doing the _exact_ same thing. What does IsThisLost bring to the table? And what reason do we have to assume you're going to fare better than any of those other companies?
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by Falling3 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaloprepus_caerulatus
635.
by Falling3 14y ago
See Monsanto.
636.
by Falling3 14y ago
Like the PadFone?
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by Falling3 14y ago
I think it's even more ridiculous than that - this is a decades old idea. In the 80s (and probably earlier), we had light-weight computer terminals connecting to mainframes. All Bezos did was combine that with a tablet. Good idea? Yes. Pate
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by Falling3 14y ago
That would be 7x space efficiency. It was 3 times a week - not every 3 weeks.
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by Falling3 14y ago
>Would you hire someone who has to google for an answer to fizzbuzz? No, but there's very little utility in someone solving fizz buzz with or without google. Give them a real test and let them use google.
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by Falling3 14y ago
Yes, definitely - anthonysdesimone (at) gmail (dot) com
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by Falling3 14y ago
Well I still want to know where all those fizzbuzz claims come from. Otherwise, I think you're largely right. But there's a lot of variation especially within that third group. I'm going to cautiously put myself into that third group. The p
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by Falling3 14y ago
I also got that last week. It was during an interview for a position that ostensibly didn't require any sort of in-depth knowledge of that process.
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by Falling3 14y ago
Not too mention that many of those contrived problems are recycled, so a little studying goes a long way. What exactly does that prove?
644.
by Falling3 14y ago
I've heard various numbers like this thrown around, but I'm having a hard time seeing how it could possibly be that high. Is that figure coming from personal experience? I also struggle with that idea since I'm very capable of programming f
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by Falling3 14y ago
From the article: "Right now, the Arduino isn’t reading serial data from the BLE module, it’s pretty much working as a pass-through for whatever the BLE module says. It reads the value of three of the BLE’s GPIO’s to control each color of
646.
by Falling3 14y ago
Like maybe Brainfuck?
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by Falling3 14y ago
That is absolutely absurd, but I hope your suggestion is genuine. This is a matter of economic damages to farmers, plain and simple.
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by Falling3 14y ago
I second Francione. He's definitely an impassioned proponent of true rights.
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by Falling3 14y ago
First, vegetarianism is not synonymous with soy eating. Second, the majority of soy is used to feed food animals (even grass-fed, which generally does not count how the animals are "finished"). Fourth, free range is a joke. Sure there are s
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by Falling3 14y ago
I'm completely with you on your first sentence. I experience this first hand on a regular basis. Ironically, you point to Peter Singer after mentioning animal rights and you specifically point out his utilitarian stance. Singer (despite hav
651.
by Falling3 14y ago
Oh I know... someone said ruby is two parts Perl, one part Python, and one part Smalltalk. I like to think it's a bit less Perl than that, but my judgement is clouded - I'm a bit of a Perl hater.
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by Falling3 14y ago
Not that I want Ruby to be anything like PHP and Perl, but this is the same thing that happens in those languages due to the difference in precedence of and, &&.
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by Falling3 14y ago
I don't really have a use for the split myself. But I definitely understand that it could be easier than cash. I never have cash. Ever. My paycheck is direct deposit. Almost everywhere I got accepts debit cards - even vending machines and m
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by Falling3 14y ago
There is a certain inescapable problem even with small farms raising layer hens. I know exactly how this plays out large-scale and some idea on a smaller farm. There are different breeds that are raised as layers and for meat. Layers have b
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by Falling3 14y ago
Yes, local farmers. Even small farmers and people who have a flock in their backyard generally get there hens from large-scale facilities that routinely kill the male chicks within hours of hatching (usually in terrible ways).
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by Falling3 14y ago
Even though you don't know ruby, you should really check out the source code. It's very simple. __FILE__ is a reference to the current file name. If you'd looked at the source code, you'd see that it's actually a pretty cheap quine, since i
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by Falling3 14y ago
This is some really terrible generalizing. I've spent a lot of time with a lot of different chickens (hens and roosters). If you spend a fair amount of time with them, you really do see individual personalities strongly emerge. I've known m
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by Falling3 14y ago
Well the quine function sure does.
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by Falling3 14y ago
I'd prefer some consistency. If people think it's horrific to eat a dog, there's no reason they should be perfectly cool eating a pig.
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by Falling3 14y ago
>The amount of animals at shelters does not appear to be an issue here. The numbers really don't agree with you there. Your anecdotal evidence really doesn't mean much. With 6 to 8 million animals entering shelters each year and 3 to 4

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