Goladus

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by Goladus 14y ago
I can't speak for pop music, but you can move from Em to C/E to F, which is basically a delayed resolution of the E to F, but the C Major is definitely there.
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by Goladus 14y ago
Note that he's only searching songs written in C Major. A D Major would be outside the key so naturally it would be quite rare. The results are exactly as I would expect. F is the most common chord to follow E, because that's the primary
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by Goladus 14y ago
I agree, I'd really be interested to see what sort of pattern he's thinking about.
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by Goladus 14y ago
> The Heat are the most hated team in the league. I'd say Heat and Thunder are tied for most hated team.
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by Goladus 14y ago
No problem. I can't comment much on the initial comparison between tablature and fingering since I don't read tablature or more than the very basics of guitar. It is true that if you map in the reverse direction, tablature can represent pl
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by Goladus 14y ago
The mapping from pitch to keys is (generally) clear, but what isn't clear unless you are fairly skilled is the mapping from keys to fingers. eg: Beat 1: root-position C-Major triad (C,E,G) fingers: (1,3,5) Beat 2: first-inversion
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by Goladus 14y ago
Criticizing individual library functions independently from the language as a whole seems fair to me.
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by Goladus 14y ago
> When I hear "Scientist" I tend to think "PhD level work." There's a lot of non-PhD level work that goes into a large research project, often for aspects you may not have considered like animal care. A "Data Scientist" might be a speci
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by Goladus 14y ago
#3. Make sure the new employee knows they have a responsibility in this process to MAKE THE PROCESS BETTER for the next person. Meaning, as they go through the process and see something is wrong, missing or something else, they should fix
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by Goladus 14y ago
In one of the classic programming texts (I forget which one), the author says that very few people who learn to program should be programmers, but that he’d like to see more programming done by those of other professions. The workshop woul
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by Goladus 14y ago
It's not typical. But when it's not, lack of #1 and sometimes #2 is the key missing ingredient, not an aggressive churn through new hires until the perfect combination of employees is found.
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by Goladus 14y ago
The best teams I've worked for had this set of common traits: 1) A shared goal and a leader that maintained focus. 2) Baggage checked at the door. 3) Adequate resources and skills. 4) Good humor. Nobody ever had to get fired.
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by Goladus 14y ago
Seriously, he said the next question was string manipulation or something: #include <stdio.h> char f[8] = {70, 117, 99, 107, 32, 121, 111, 117}; int main(){ int u; for(u=0; u<8; u++) { printf("%c", f[u]); }
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by Goladus 14y ago
Not necessarily true, especially if your customers are management types looking to lay on the blame as thick as possible wherever they find it, and will terminate a relationship if they believe the service-provider is incompetent. For those
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by Goladus 14y ago
I've been using aws for awhile so I've gotten used to the sign-in part and never have trouble getting to the console. Where I get lost is trying to find the reference documentation as opposed to the newbie guides or the architecture overv
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by Goladus 14y ago
This depends on whose memory you are talking about. For leader-types, academics and historians looking to study someone with massive charisma and ambition, it's Jobs they are going to remember. Videos of speeches and interviews will be pr
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by Goladus 14y ago
That was my first through as well. I was thinking "why is this author demanding that Heroku put their brand on his app's error messages?"
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by Goladus 14y ago
They're offering a product people are quite willing to pay for. Drm, hassle-free, hand-selected[1] indie titles is valuable, and donation models, especially "suggested donation" models have long been used in the right circumstances to get
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by Goladus 14y ago
> Streaming non-interactive video requires advances in bandwidth. Of course, and also throughput and latency. There is money to be made solving these problems, though, independent of the gaming industry. Compare the state of streaming
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by Goladus 14y ago
I think consoles will become niche because networks will eventually get fast enough so that you see the same dynamic with games that you see with blue-ray/movies. Instead of players needing to buy expensive, specialized graphics rendering
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by Goladus 14y ago
Here's a more sympathetic perspective, including comments from former employees: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/169444/38_Studios_Downfal... http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/169444/38_Studios_Downfal...
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by Goladus 14y ago
If the main problem you are solving is a usability problem, a domain-specific language syntax, for example, or maybe a new photo-sharing app that's better than all the other photo-sharing apps, then the top-down UX-first approach is better.
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by Goladus 14y ago
> There is plenty of caselaw I can find where, for example, employees have not left, but refused to sign over patents on stuff done in spare time, and companies sued to recover them while the employee was still working there. I have yet
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Harvard SEAS to offer Masters in computational science and engineering(news.harvard.edu)
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by Goladus 14y ago
Interesting, the upgrade I mentioned was 5.8 to 5.10.
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by Goladus 14y ago
I once had a large CPAN dependency install fail because one of the modules' tests included an http request to a 3rd party website which happened to be down that day. I wanted to strangle that developer when I finally tracked down the error
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by Goladus 14y ago
Best Practical in Somerville, MA is looking for perl hackers: http://bestpractical.com/about/jobs.html#hacker (I've been using their perl/mason based ticketing system, RT, for 5 years)
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by Goladus 14y ago
> What is your emotional response to that request? Heh the worst upgrade experience I've had with any language was with perl. The issue wasn't with changes to language features, it was chaos resulting from CPAN XS module compatibility
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by Goladus 14y ago
In my experience: > Foster good principles of logical debate within the community This is the most agonizingly difficult problem to deal with. Getting people to actually judge arguments on their logical and factual merit is ridiculously
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by Goladus 14y ago
I haven't used Vagrant, but in the past I did write a bunch of scripts using the Virtualbox CLI and puppet to automate creation of multiple virtual machines based on the contents of a few .ini files. Vagrant appears to tackle that same pro

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