Strikingwolf

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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Can't seem to figure out how the reverse or block works unfortunately, just stuck on A | B -> B | A
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Very interesting opinion IMO. The end discussion being the power dynamic between teacher-student-school is very interesting to me as a student. The real question however is if your trigger is trigger warning discussion, should a trigger war
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Idea channel once again poses an interesting idea. This time in the form of a discussion about trigger warnings and what is really being argued when we are talking about them.
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What's the Deal with Classroom Trigger Warnings?(youtube.com)
1 points by Strikingwolf 11y ago|2 comments
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Idea Channel poses a very interesting idea arising from the maker movement. It's very true that as time has goes on more people will have the ability to mess with the internals of the machine/program but won't be able to. It&
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Do Makers Propose a More Open Source Future?(youtube.com)
1 points by Strikingwolf 11y ago|1 comments
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
That's actually a good question. What would a world wide environment look like. Currently we have the web, but that isn't really a world wide environment in this sense. I think that this could be a way it would look, but more of a
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Really interesting article. Sounds like a great solution to the problem in git of submodules. Definitely worth looking at. Thanks for posting OP. IMO this system would best be suited for large companies, but I could see the VCS that they ar
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
It sounds like a really awesome workflow, although parts of it really only work on very large teams. I bet the version control system would be very cool though, hopefully it gets a github equivalent and has better branching than mercurial
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Awesome that so many people could come out in support of privacy through the Tor network, thanks for sharing OP
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Yep, it is an awesome tool for keeping tasks from wandering off into time and never getting done...something I let happen a lot, so I may give the app a shot. Although most of my work is on desktop, so I may just use a desktop task list
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Thanks for informing me! I'll use that approach next time I want a comment along with a link
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Not my language, if that's what you're referring to :P If you're referring to the post, thank you very much
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Personally, I think you are better off going to California. Judging by you considering moving there for a few years now, you want to go there, and from what I can see, there is no reason for you not to. Yes, it will take longer to pay off y
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Wow. I understand why the app succeeded. 1) It has a simple and beautiful UI. 2) It uses a Skinner Box system effectively. Do task, get reward of seeing it completed on check box, miss once and you don't get as much of a reward (assumi
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Interesting, this is why security is extremely important for big companies. Especially ones where fraud is a real issue. Oh and of course for people who have to store personal data, something that many companies have yet to learn cough So
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by Strikingwolf 11y ago
Awesome story. I wonder if the same kind of things have happened for other brands. Coke was also pretty clever advertising 5 cents a bottle to lock the price, brilliant plan to neutralize a bad move in the past.
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The Emily Programming Language
7 points by Strikingwolf 11y ago|4 comments