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16y ago
after spending an hour scouring the land trying to find where I had left my huge mine/home 1) build a structure at your initial spawn point that points to your castle. 2) make a compass with 4 iron, 1 redstone (it always points to
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16y ago
Actually, compared to what I saw at each of my kid's births, that was casual.
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16y ago
I certainly think that anything that doesn't work the way I expect is broken and things that are broken in this way frequently suck... and that seems to be the attitude of most of the people I know.
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16y ago
This is a good case-study of what to do when building a home page for your project. 1) State what your project is about using language that a reasonably savvy (technology-wise) user can understand, even if unfamiliar with the problem domain
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16y ago
On the face of it, it seems like there should be an inverse relationship between the people paying the most taxes and the areas of Seattle most in need of public transit. People with money are more likely to drive a car and therefore less
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16y ago
I wish sites that are going down would give a little more detail as to why instead of hand-waving about how things didn't work out but we all had a great experience and learned a lot.
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16y ago
wow, I had no idea... I just dug out my old Hardy Boys hardcover books from way at the back of the book shelf (behind the Saberhagen Swords books) and sure enough, mine were all from 1959. Here's the inscription from inside th cover of book
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16y ago
Those characters have big eyes and foreheads for two reasons. Firstly, to make them cuter... like babies. All baby humans have proportionally big heads/eyes to the rest of their bodies and we're hardwired to think of those characteristics a
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Steve Blanks' "Building A Business Model" is the idea that you iteratively develop your startup based on what you discover about your customer's needs. Ie. your first attempt at a project is almost never what your potential customers will
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16y ago
I generally follow Fred Brook's estimation law: it will take at least 9 times as long as the time needed to hack something together for me to use once. I forget which chapter of Mythical Man Month that's from and unfortunately don't have ac
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Video: How a wristwatch works
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16y ago
I worked on Wall St (for a large Commodity-trading company). Only a small percentage of the IT people worked on those. Mostly we built and maintained systems to track and report on trades, keep track of credit, figure out profit/loss on boo
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16y ago
Link to single page: http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2010/09/05/... I hate having to click a bunch of times to view a single article
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16y ago
Your spreadsheet looks pretty cool. I think though that you could really do with a little more explanation about why it's doing some of the things it's doing. Take, for example, Customer Acquisition Cost Ratio (CACR) for the 2nd quarter (
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16y ago
Why should I trust these guys with my data? It's bad enough that Google knows so much about me... but at least they have some checks and balances built in. What sort of safety does "greplin" have to offer adopters?
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16y ago
I'm a bit surprised that you published this to your bingo blog and not Kalzumeus.com. Aren't you worried about your stereotypical user clicking it by accident?
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16y ago
I wish I had signed up when I started reading and not when I decided to stop lurking. Then again, I'm pretty happy with the overall quality of the site and comments so I guess it doesn't really matter :)
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16y ago
"Dealing with stuff" (From about 32 min into Bruce's[1] talk) - Pay most attention to your "common everyday objects". Ie. anything that takes up your immediate space (eg. on your body, in the room with you) or your time - Buy the best possi
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16y ago
What can't you believe? Us are always better than them it's a cornerstone of human culture.
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16y ago
It's called "Treaty Investing" http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1273.html
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16y ago
Does anyone know where I can get the raw data they used to generate this? (Preferably in a format I can slice and dice programmaticly)
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16y ago
Jumping from 35,000 connections per node on an EC2 Small instance to over half a million on a single EC2 Large... You moved the goalpost. I think the conclusion would make a lot more sense if you compared apples to apples whe
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16y ago
Well, if I were doing it, I would search for words and short phrases that have their own Wikipedia pages. Give more weight to those whose pages contain a lot of text, have inline images, or have particularly contentious editing/reverting/me
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16y ago
Yes, many people will pass you and go in front. That's not such a big deal since many of them switch into yet another lane (Some will even exit the freeway only to immediately re-enter) as they try to gain even half a car-length on everyon
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16y ago
An oldie, but a goodie. I base my commuting style on this guys articles. Drive slightly slower than everyone else and let large spaces grow in front of your car. It's a lot harder than it sounds (for me anyway) but when I get it right,
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16y ago
Why put Location: Hacker Dojo, 140B and not Location: Hacker Dojo 140B South Whisman Rd Mountain View, CA 94041 (650) 898-7925 Maybe with a map: http://goo.gl/maps/td7H Not everyone knows where your office is.
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16y ago
Only if you believe that you are solely the sum of your memories.
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16y ago
Hans Rosling says in "1957 the United States had the same economy as Chile has today ... [in] 2002 the United States has the same health than Chile. Chile's catching up! Within some years Chile may have better child survival than the United
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I liked the visual guide: http://www.viemu.com/a_vi_vim_graphical_cheat_sheet_tutorial... You can also get a vi plugin for Visual Studio http://www.viemu.com/ which is pretty cool.
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Apply for restitution from BP If you have a little more money for stickers you could sell them with Dubya or Obama's face on them to areas that hate each of them. Sell them as a back-to-school item form drom-dwelling college kids If nothing
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