Rooster61

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by Rooster61 12y ago
The solution to that problem is simple. Map the Doom process to doomguy. If you die, the process ends! :) You could even add a bit of code that sends a message to the head sysadmin so if a newbie keeps attacking a big nasty and dying as a r
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I don't think the motive would be to start a war with DPRK. What I am afraid of is the use of this incident as "evidence" that our nation needs more "cybersecurity". This could help pass legislation previously block
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I will probably catch some flak for this, and it is only a personal opinion, but I honestly don't understand the fascination with devices that sacrifice so much external functionality for the sake of fractions of an inch/a few oun
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by Rooster61 12y ago
For those unfamiliar with astrophotography, there are a few neat things to note about this image. Most of the larger points of light that have what looks like a cross going through them are actually stars in our own galaxy between the Earth
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by Rooster61 12y ago
That isn't noise. Our own galaxy looks similar to that when looking at it in person with a telescope. This is a truly incredible image.
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I wouldn't believe you if I didn't see this same thing in my backyard. When I point my telescope (a good ole dob 10' light bucket) into the sky on a dark night when the milky way is near zenith, it looks like someone has froz
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by Rooster61 12y ago
> A high correlation corresponds to predictive power... That's a bold statement. And one that is unfortunately often times false. Spurious correlations pop up everywhere. They can be notoriously bad at predicting things, and care mu
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I think I would agree with you more if we were talking about Java on a full implementation basis (actually using the nuances of the language at a high level vs just learning the basic concepts such as variables and control structures common
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by Rooster61 12y ago
The reasoning behind it not being oop seems misread. I meant Object Oriented Programming. I'm not sure how the c++ correlation refutes that. Did you mean something else?
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Fair point, but showing these graphs complete with the outliers gives a very poor platform to base handing out algebra tests in interviews without establishing causality.
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I really don't want to sound rude, but this sounds like a classic case of correlation not causality, and I could see the consequences really hurting some people. I am REALLY terrible at algebra (to the extent that I am borderline LD in
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by Rooster61 12y ago
If you are both at the age of working on "making out with other people", I can assume you have quite a bit more living to do, and so does the girl. The funny thing about the teenage/young adult situation is that it's ver
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by Rooster61 12y ago
I can't help but think this is a perfect example of the contrast between a programmer and a hacker. When I think of those who enjoy puzzles, or more accurately the mental process to solve said puzzles, I think of hackers. A programmer
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Agreed. Whose to say something isn't wrong with the car and the battery explodes, causing him harm? He would probably turn right back around and sue Tesla. Not to mention the negative press. I don't blame them one bit.
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by Rooster61 12y ago
One I actually have in my crock pot right this very minute is dead simple and turns out delicious. Grab some type of beef roast (I usually get either chuck or round), and two cans of Campbell's french onion soup. Throw it in the crock
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by Rooster61 12y ago
3. food. real food begins with, and consists mostly of vegetables. meat, cheese, eggs, grains, seeds, etc are great, but are only seasonings. How do you figure? What aspects of what you list make them any less real than that of dishes prima
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by Rooster61 12y ago
>> 5) I love the good eats series, some nice hacks in there. Get a cast iron pan and never wash it. Best thing to cook meat with. This. I always make t-bone/porterhouse steaks just like he does in that first episode, and they alw
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by Rooster61 12y ago
You bring up a good point, but it seems as if Watson was designed with this in mind. If you notice in the JSON response, it lists this query as a factoid class. It may handle different queries with different attributes differently, such as
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Hmm.. By this logic, Kerbal Space Program should also be valued around this price. Its a highly creative and potentially educational toy ABOUT sending primates (or whatever kerbals are) into low earth orbit!
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Speaking of weasel words, you use the word definition in place of concept. Atheists do have a concept of God. Otherwise the argument of what an atheist is would not only be moot but would in fact never arise as an argument.
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Well I for one welcome our future space gecko overlords.
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Announcing the ISEE-3 Interplanetary Citizen Science Mission(spacecollege.org)
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by Rooster61 12y ago
Can't help but think you are a shill. This is obviously corpratized fluff, and you have only commented on two threads, both of which deal with Comcast.