Namrog84

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by Namrog84 10y ago
Probably bad copy paste examples? Or Some people think everyone should consume charts a specific way and thus disable everything that doesn't fit that precise consumption model.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
This is a perfect example of why "average" metrics for such values aren't that great and are often overused as vanity metrics. A nice chart showing how many users are in each bucket of load time would be far more useful. One
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by Namrog84 10y ago
But at some point, there is a difference between turning dials of the systems vs implementing new novel ways of these systems. Obviously we always need new novel approaches, but how much of that should stay in phd/academic/resear
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by Namrog84 10y ago
It is quite big. And even that might be an understatement. And I believe there might even be unlimited modes. You probably played a forced small campaign mission if you think otherwise.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Since when are traders "the Masters of the Universe"? Apparently a 1987 reference to a Tom Wolfe novel? Is this phrase commonly used in finance? or just a sensationalized title from the author. I feel like if any profession is
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by Namrog84 10y ago
There is definitely a fuzzy line on multi-use items though. I buy my computer for many purposes, not just a singular objective. Otherwise my budgets would all be overblown. My PC is more than just learning, it is for personal use, work, g
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by Namrog84 10y ago
While I definitely feel investing in one's self is worthwhile. I am not sure if this is the right approach to think about the issue. The author compares the % of what companies spend on R&D and correlates that with what an indivi
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I love his videos. Not o ly what he does but the editing and simplicity of it. Itd be great if this style could be translated to cs and other fields.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I have become addicted to having long thinking session in the shower. I probably shower too much. I often go in there. Make sure all lights are off. Usually sit or lay in bathtub with just shower on. Close eyes and relax and think(and d
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by Namrog84 10y ago
One of the things that's noticeably approved my life for personal emails is to simply reduce the amount you get. I objectively examine newsletters and other things as to if any value and if actionable do I ever take. I realized dozen
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by Namrog84 10y ago
> Is it really too late for me 25 year old to get into software development scene? What's stopping me? Aside from maybe 2 basic courses in college. I never took any other cs classes before I went back to college at 27. First time
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Spend some time to minimize any extraneous time spent elsewhere that is within reason for you. Going out to dinner(lots of downtime waiting on food and check). Vs you can order ahead of time to go from that same restaurant and not waste ti
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Hah. They used unsigned int32 to store index of coding things. They didn't realize they were reaching 4 billion ish. Went over. Now index is saved as uint64
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I was expecting a more click bait post based upon title. But the 20 were actually decent and quite reasonable. I do hope many of them take better root in near future.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
> because you are sending your session cookie which is equivalent to your password This is extremely different for most users that don't use password managers and/or unique passwords per site. As if your password is leaked. M
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Kenney is one who does try and do modular artistic things. He even made a studio program to help non artist do this exact thing. https://kenney.itch.io His main site is down at moment or else I'd have linked that. Also I
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I believe the holodeck was always fully reserved and that not dislike alcohol, most people attempted moderation. But there are several episodes that people become addicted to the holodeck
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by Namrog84 10y ago
The same way that free mobile games make most of their money from 1‰ of the 'whales'. Nom mobile games. Let's say team fortress 2 or other games subsidized to make game free for all. When a small portion are buying crates a
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by Namrog84 10y ago
He didn't reference income levels. But that of education level. Education level isn't always correlated with income. Just look at a lot of PhD that don't make a ton compared to less "formally" educated
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by Namrog84 10y ago
A newly hired employee had the strangest problem with his ethernet when he started. Whenever he plugged in ethernet it would only give him 10mbps. But if he unplugged and replugged it in. It'd switch over to 1000. What was more strang
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I'm really excited about the potential prospects of this. There are a lot of things that'd need to be worked out a nd a lot of decisions to be made but I think this has a ton of potential for all people. Creators and micro inve
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by Namrog84 10y ago
1. An appropriate named macro shouldn't cause you to need to investigate it unnecessarily 2 most IDEs allow simple hover over and see macro definition without having to break much flow.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Our entire system is kinda broken with how roads/parking are relative to size. So it's not an easy problem to fix overnight. With an our established and spread out infrastructure. But self driving cars will eventually lead to sm
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Except to my understanding, they aren't currently using any big dam power. Though they plan to soon.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Tinder isn't going to be what you want. Consider others that are less focused on hookups. Also try meeting people naturally. For example, Meetups and the such. Even other guys(they have female friends) and just try and socialize frequ
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I find it so fascinating how many people have wildly different ideas and thoughts about automation and what computers and robotics can and will do versus what they can't do (yet). Primarily people outside tech world but also even some
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by Namrog84 10y ago
They also didn't start at the absolute bottom. Most of them had an above average hand to start with.
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by Namrog84 10y ago
I don't remember where or what but I remember this idea being discussed a few months ago on HN and there were quite a few reasons this is unlikely to happen. Because safety of properly cooked food and human consumption and other reaso
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by Namrog84 10y ago
10,000 times lower power, but achieving speeds up to 11Mbps Being named passive wifi. Quite neat and could be useful for IoT considering also approx 100 ft distance
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by Namrog84 10y ago
Can someone elaborate on this? I tried searching and wasn't having any luck. I always thought sequential linear access was fastest?

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