Hytosys

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by Hytosys 12y ago
Thanks, but I'm in Santa Barbara! I don't often make it to LA. If you're ever passing through SB, feel free to drop me a line (contact info in profile).
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I don't mind you asking! I wish I could be of more help. I've had the same "freelance boss" for the past 6 years. I've worked on a dozen different projects with him; some were his own ideas, but most were for his va
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Thanks for asking! For context, I live in Southern California. I wake up some time in between 10 and 2. The majority of my day is spent alternating between playing guitar, playing Super Smash Bros., programming (work), learning (physics lat
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by Hytosys 12y ago
We definitely have had a long history of "this changes everything for education!"[1], but 15 years is a long time for internet infrastructure to change and spread. The article seems to allude to such innovations. [1] https:/
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by Hytosys 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/CC6CNf3.png
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Is there a solution for when you have anything more than 5 primary sections in your app? The Apple suggestion would probably be to reconsider the scope of your app, but what if that's just simply not coincident with your goals? Shit ou
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by Hytosys 12y ago
For what it's worth, I found the exchange to be highly enlightening. Classic case of personality clash! Don't be bummed out.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I wasn't satisfied with this answer for a whole week, but now I'm trying to figure out ways to integrate that hiring technique to hiring in other fields (programming, especially). Thanks!
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by Hytosys 12y ago
How would you measure, say, Google Drive's specific gravity? GitHub's? I'm confused because you use a single page as a representation of the entire application.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
This article raises a question: how does one train their "fast" thinking? If someone reads this article and recalls all of the times that at least internally they passed a wrong judgement based on another's race, what can the
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by Hytosys 12y ago
You're correct. Actually, he was correct, too. http://astro.unl.edu/classaction/animations/coordsmotion/day... (show yearly average)
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I think to say that humans must serve a purpose in society based on their ability to make money is dangerously utilitarian. As it stands, I'd guess at least 20% of adults in America (shot in the dark) do not make any money and rely on
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I don't know that it is the popular opinion in my country (USA) but I'd choose to live in society (1). I grew up being convinced that a successful person is one who "earns" one's keep, but it's becoming clear t
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Did you miss the comment I originally responded to? > The drivers need to unionize and break Uber's back before Uber replaces them all with self-driving cars
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I understand your point but there's a much less stifling middle ground. Unions can be grand things until a line is crossed. Higher wages for drivers? Sure. Safety and insurance? Absolutely. Prolonging the adaptation of a technology tha
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by Hytosys 12y ago
>The drivers need to unionize and break Uber's back before Uber replaces them all with self-driving cars. It shouldn't be too hard for them to organize, since they all have smartphones and they all end up dissatisfied when Uber
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by Hytosys 12y ago
If the research is sound, then there is no shame in "backing it up with science." Can you denounce the science presented, or is your argument simply limited to your adherence to righteousness? (I'm playing devil's advoca
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by Hytosys 12y ago
If you remove any 4 lines from either of your graphs, the scale doesn't matter. There is no logarithmic relation between any number of series in the linked article because there is only one series in any figure. As such, a linear scale
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I feel like a real jerk if that's the case. I can't find the original clip.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Potentially irrelevant, but: I find this quote to be distasteful and offensive (for hopefully obvious reasons). This and "you never go full retard" are two quotes I think modernity could do without.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Seems to just be a browser-native <video> tag with an overlay that pretty simply controls the quality/time/subtitles. The logic for the controls is at video.js[1] and the logic for the subtitles is at subtitles.js[2] (check
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by Hytosys 12y ago
This is dangerously brash and unsupported conjecture unless you've got relevant studies readily available.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
>TBH if a "developer" cringes their nose at a very capable tool, just because it is not the latest "cool" thing, It tells me a lot about them. I doubt you could convince a developer to condense their opinion of PHP to
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by Hytosys 12y ago
For anyone who can't see it (try refreshing): http://i.imgur.com/vSvOsHF.png
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Until then, it is you who looks ridiculous. Can you provide any science?
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by Hytosys 12y ago
I wholeheartedly agree that we should be free to critique, and I think that erikschoster (see his top-level comment in this submission) did a good job being negative yet helpful. I believe startup culture is mind-numbingly optimistic, too.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
"Nothing could be less aspirational" and "I think I need to wash my ears" aren't just negative, they are inconsiderate and unhelpful insults.
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by Hytosys 12y ago
You're right, black people shouldn't be so sensitive. Also, women shouldn't wear skimpy clothing because it attracts rape. That's the real problem. In your child post: > There are a lot of people around who would like
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Disregarding the fact that neither event is provably and reliably legal, calling someone racist names is indeed usually legal. Still: all of the above are immoral, reprehensible, and egregiously disgusting. I'm not sure what vice you&#
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by Hytosys 12y ago
Similarly: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurodiversity

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