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by Toenex 13y ago
Lesson: Do not ever cooperate with the police. Seriously? So if I get mugged in the street or if I have my home burgled I should do what?
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by Toenex 13y ago
Are you paying by the hour?
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by Toenex 13y ago
I also find cycling to and from work helps process the day. Cycling forces you into the now, you have to deal with the reality of situations around you. My theory is a that this has some similarities to sleep in that it frees up the brain
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by Toenex 13y ago
As a Brit working in a UK start-up it really is great to hear fellow Brits making it happen. Well done, you are spreading a little hope.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Absolutely, trust is a massive part of this. Many people have accountants so trust can be be given. Perhaps accounting institutes would be in a good place to do something like this. I'm probably going to be giving the organisation a
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by Toenex 13y ago
Personal decision support. I simply don't have time to search for the cheapest energy supplier/insurance provider/credit card/mortgage each month but I'm sure I could be saving money. The people who can demonstrab
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by Toenex 13y ago
The article certainly suggests that Tesco has had some role in the manufacturing of the device - the link through to their announcement even states they were involved in the design. Obviously there is a broad spectrum of meaning to this
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by Toenex 13y ago
For those interested in utilising the R language on the JVM (and thus relevant to web applications and thus to this post) there is the renjin [ http://www.renjin.org ] project which has been making steady progress implementing the
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by Toenex 13y ago
I love that they did this as a model to demonstrate certain aspects of their fail-safe system. I can see how that makes for a very approachable demo at a conference or trade show. Imagine turning up for a sales pitch and pulling Lego out
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by Toenex 13y ago
Robustness - "the persistence of a system’s characteristic behavior under perturbations or unusual or conditions of uncertainty". Changes like Chrome versus IE; like 1 visitor versus 1000. 'tis.
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by Toenex 13y ago
So how does this differ from doing something like; pandoc -o index.html < index.md ; open index.html
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by Toenex 13y ago
There is a joke here somewhere about pictures and specific number of words. I just can't work it out.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Yep 'tis broken. I'm guessing site robustness isn't part of the cheat sheet.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Any chance someone can get this working with pictures of clouds too?! ;)
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by Toenex 13y ago
I just hope the surgeon turns her email alerts off before opening up.
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by Toenex 13y ago
As someone with a little first hand experience in the NHS IT (I develop medical imaging software) I saw how at the mercy of the vendors the NHS became in the world of PACS (the systems used to store and retrieve medical images). Not only w
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by Toenex 13y ago
Attempting to summarise a person in 4 letters is obviously limiting, but on a personal level it always seems to concur with my personal 'sense' of someone. I think the problem, as always, is how we use this kind of information.
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by Toenex 13y ago
A fine summary although I'd argue that what the Government needs to do is encourage growth outside of London (it's really not that bad up here and I was born and raised in London). This is a small country we should be able to dis
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by Toenex 13y ago
As UK resident what worries me about H2 is that it isn't just hot air.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Nice to read a real veterans perspective rather than the usual "What I learnt since I started my business last Thursday". Tim admits what he got wrong but you know that he got so much right and built a sustainable business. Most
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by Toenex 13y ago
Working exercise into you're day is a good way to ensure you stick to it. I've always cycled to work and not only does this mean I do hundreds of hours of exercise that I wouldn't otherwise do it saves money and is probably q
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by Toenex 13y ago
Give him your time. Thats all he wants.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Can anyone tell me what the correlation is between being proclaimed a child 'Genius' and you're impact on society when you reach maturity? There must have been studies looking to see if these kids actually go on the signific
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by Toenex 13y ago
Precisely. And much like burglars, people trying to access your WiFi fall broadly into two groups; those who want to access any of the WiFi in the area and those that want access to your specific WiFi. My guess is that in the vast maj
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by Toenex 13y ago
Surely in a time where Programmers' Day has any meaning, the status of village elders has somewhat passed.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Thank you.
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by Toenex 13y ago
Wow, now I feel old. I thought everyone got started with SunOS on a Sparcstation 2? Seriously, don't most people encounter it either through installing a Linux distribution or firing up a terminal on OSX? Or is even my-first-Unix a
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by Toenex 13y ago
I do mostly biology, where everything is 1, 2, or 5 As an engineer working in medical imaging this I loved!
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by Toenex 13y ago
...and if you solve this one be sure to write it up and let us know won't you. For what it's worth in my experience on both sides of the interview panel you've basically made an 80-90% decision on a candidate in less than 5 m
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by Toenex 13y ago
Sorry which school did you go to? ;)

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