TheSOB88

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   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   I believe the more common way to do monitors is to have tiny red, green, and blue dots make up the rectangles. These dots, I am led to believe, are circular.
2. 512.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Sorry for trying to help.
3. 513.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Seems more of a "I want to do this thing, therefore if I do it, I'll feel slightly better" sort of thing. I mean, people get accustomed to cussing. I sure feel better when I get the urge to do it and can actually do it.
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   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Your site is very, very visually busy. Can you reduce the clutter? This includes the app itself. Maybe you could widen the content area, encroaching upon the whitespace.
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   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Something that I haven't seen mentioned: working a day job and living extremely frugally for a coupla years, then using the savings to fund your venture. You've already started your company, but perhaps it would be better in the long run to
6. 516.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   I think it's bunk too - a much more logical explanation is that communal care of children is good for the species/tribe.
7. 517.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Fool - that's the first place where these people look .
8. 518.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   I dunno, barking always helps me get people when I'm trying to recruit for my student group (or do anything involving people for my student group). Say something interesting, act crazy, adopt fake accents, look people in the eye, smile, try
9. 519.▲
   by TheSOB88 17y ago

   Perhaps some definition of terms may be in order, given that some may not know that unemployment means those who don't work but do want to work. Stay-at-home moms, for example, would not be unemployed.
10. 520.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Nah, man, not when you want people to want to do the work. That's the point of the article - people want loot, not killing the same monster over and over. Likewise, if you give people rewards, they'll want the reward, but they won't produ
11. 521.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Hah. "Casual sex will be the first to go." Have you ever met a person?
12. 522.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    I think this disregards the fact that children in the past watched a lot of TV.
13. 523.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    So, maybe the 'alpha' is automatically the person with the most allies in a time of conflict.
14. 524.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    I took the 'lines of code' thing as satirizing management.
15. 525.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Seems true, but I think we're talkin about a different kind of depression here than mourning over someone's death.
16. 526.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Considering the biologist in this thread disagrees with you, you may want to tone down your arrogance. Also, I do not think you could kill me with a rock, unless I were sleeping and you were dropping it from excessive height.
17. 527.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    You're silly. I love you.
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    There was a discussion yesterday about the 'typical startup founder'. Newell may be closer to the 'typical' one, given that most startups are run by people with experience and money from their previous jobs.
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    What exactly are you saying? I'm saying the pyschology behind that title makes it more likely to sell. The person who wouldn't want to read it is not a "smart person"; hence an idiot. That's what the title says.
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Seriously. I mean, only an idiot wouldn't want to buy "Personal Development for Smart People".
21. 531.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    9-1am?? When do you sleep ?
22. 532.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    What? What happened? Who the hell is Atari? They seem like a local variable that is never used. Plus, this sentence. It would seem that a European developer working with the shambling mess of a company now known (but with absolutely
23. 533.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Hey man, got any examples? This seems to me a pretty interesting topic.
24. 534.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Cool stuff, but I disagree with Lance's last word. The public ( not the technically inclined) is going to expect "bullet proof" performance, so saying you aren't is going to hurt you.
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    What about the part where child abuse pictures are an ill-defined category? Take, for example, this comic: <NSFW> http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF215-Kitty_Photographer.jpg </NSFW> Is that child abuse (the photos the man took
26. 536.▲
    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    The difference is that users aren't sharing data with each other, but rather companies are providing services by giving you data. And a file is just a way to store a database in order to interface with the OS, not the way records themselves
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Because doctors know everything. I know a woman whose doctors took a year to find the broken pieces of bone swimming around her leg because they were sure her back was causing her leg pain and a man whose brother was diagnosed with MS becau
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Not every piece of data is a file. For instance, is talking to your friends on Facebook a file? I suppose you could view it as a "you talking = writing, friend talking = reading" type thing, but that's stretching it a bit. There are other e
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    comment = new Comment( parent ); comment.sarcasm = 0; //does this work? check later
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    by TheSOB88 17y ago

    Seems like it lies and says 1/n people agreed with you when it doesn't have enough data. I've gotten 1/n so many times.