Goladus

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by Goladus 15y ago
In roughly this order, and none of them all that frequently. Youtube iheartradio Soundcloud Used to be iTunes but I don't use that anymore, and deeply regret every file imported into that piece of junk software. I may start using amazon mp
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by Goladus 15y ago
I don't think it means much in the big picture but it does seem to be a reasonable example of a company where the hiring process is fair, gender-wise, from start to finish. The only problem is that a mere fraction of the applicants are wom
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by Goladus 15y ago
Still, a large number of people breaking a law is a good sign that there is a problem with the law.
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by Goladus 15y ago
Even though a majority of people "used to be racist" (I'd say the majority still are) the vast majority of racist behavior is NOT outlawed. Specific behaviors are outlawed and laws are not allowed to be discriminatory based on race. Beside
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by Goladus 15y ago
Well, for most of the JSTOR documents that's probably not the case. But yes sharing with large academic datasets is a real and only partially solved (IOW not solved at all) problem.
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by Goladus 15y ago
I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that he's in charge of a PAC rather than a startup. IOW these charges could be politically motivated.
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by Goladus 15y ago
The problem with this essay is that is paints us as slaves to our genes. Why would you say this essay "paints us as slaves to our genes?" I didn't read it that way at all. In fact there's so much content there to discuss that I think it
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by Goladus 15y ago
It's careless, but the currency is almost certainly USD.
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by Goladus 15y ago
Huh, I'd never heard of puttycyg. I always just ran a cygwin sshd on a local port and used putty to connect to that.
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by Goladus 15y ago
I would say another advantage of Javascript is that virtually everyone can run Javascript in their browser, while python is a separate environment. There's the step where you have to install the interpreter or at least use something you mi
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by Goladus 15y ago
He keeps saying that, but he also keeps railing on anyone who suggests that it has anything to do with HTML not being a regular language.
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by Goladus 15y ago
Actually I'm more interested in the answer to this question: Was he able write an arbitrary HTML parser using regexes because HTML is a regular language or because Perl's string matching syntax, which can match some languages that are not r
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by Goladus 15y ago
If you aren't Mozart, though, randomness can be a shortcut past writer's block. Sometimes it's a lot easier to rein-in and organize pseudo-randomly generated ideas to make them your own than to allow instincts lead you to the same place ov
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by Goladus 15y ago
The poll isn't asking whether you'll switch, only which you prefer.
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by Goladus 15y ago
It has no place in the poll, however.
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by Goladus 15y ago
> If you exclude options, people or opinions it's selection bias. "I'm sick of the hype already and I can't be bothered to try it." That actually excludes more options than it adds. It is an explanation with unnecessary complexity. Ap
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by Goladus 15y ago
You're not writing in under-the-hood, though, you are writing in C. If you want to properly understand compiler warnings and errors you need to know that arrays and pointers are separate types. Yes, "under the hood" it might be the same, b
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by Goladus 15y ago
No not really. What's really going on is that A has been declared as an array of 16 ints, while aa has been declared as a pointer to int. Those are different types, and C treats them differently sometimes (but not all times).
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by Goladus 15y ago
There are arrays. C defines types. When you declare a variable as an array of int, C knows that variable is of type "array of int" and treats that differently than if it had been declared as "array of pointers to int" or "array of char" or
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by Goladus 15y ago
> if the language was designed well Do you mean to reinforce that the language is not beginner-friendly, or are you really asserting that makes the language poorly-designed? If it's the latter, you should really at least explore some o
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by Goladus 15y ago
I can't speak for your friends, but while I had zero problems with pointers conceptually, I still had trouble using them in C. The problem wasn't the simple case of declaring a pointer and taking its reference, the difficulty came when the
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by Goladus 15y ago
If you know a really good beginner-oriented C programming book that is not K&R I would love to see it.
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by Goladus 15y ago
> The biggest problem with C is not the language C, for it is a small and mostly simple language with a few warts (I'm looking at you, pointer syntax), it is the ecosystem into which you are thrust when you first use it. The language C
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by Goladus 15y ago
When you teach basic math, do you start with introducing the student to proof theory? In any field, the natural process is to relearn how to do things. I wonder, has it ever been tried? (starting with proof theory)
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by Goladus 15y ago
I was asking "Troll_Whisperer" about his hypothetical inverse event aimed at Men. I was not expecting a good answer because I was sure he had not thought through the idea in a meaningful way.
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by Goladus 15y ago
I wonder if they noticed how angry people get when don't figure out that to go back to the album they have to click on the album name as it appears way in the bottom left corner in the area that looks bolted on like it doesn't belong. I wo
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by Goladus 15y ago
I hate facebook's photo-sharing. There are only two things it does reasonably OK-- resize large photos and caching the photos you're likely to view next. The new interface overlay with the black background is really annoying, I don't know
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by Goladus 15y ago
I'd say if your organization is large enough to differentiate between "UX Developer," "Traditional Developer," and "Designer" then yes there are going to be communication problems. It shouldn't be disparaging to either side. Also it doesn'
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by Goladus 15y ago
Would the instructors for your event be male or female?
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by Goladus 15y ago
If you're talking about fair use, context matters. Two pictures out of context don't really prove anything.

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