TylerH

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by TylerH 9y ago
This is akin to killing off a huge portion of the population to combat overpopulation. AKA it's a joke.
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by TylerH 9y ago
The issue is that here in the US we have an entitlement problem. Everyone feels entitled to everything. Even poor people feel like temporarily inconvenienced rich people, as the famous saying sort-of goes. We are also still obsessed with mi
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by TylerH 9y ago
A lot of Mankiw's work is like that
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by TylerH 10y ago
The companies doing this are not Silicon Valley companies. They're old phone companies, more or less, that became internet companies because they owned all the cable that was already laid. And of course the politicians passing this don
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by TylerH 10y ago
I love Netflix, but they really need to invest in some more depth for the UI. Let me curate my own lists and my own history per profile, including removing stuff from dynamic lists. I don't want to have to go into my account settings (
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by TylerH 10y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-neuralink-connect-b... Non-paywalled version
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by TylerH 10y ago
I hope it's all corralled under a different domain or subdomain so that we can ignore the pretentious thoughtfluencers trying to get a free ride on the service because it packages their words into a professional-looking offering.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Bluetooth is massively popular among millennials who enjoy listening to music streaming from their phone on wireless speakers, in cars, etc.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Is this gonna push release back another four years?
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by TylerH 10y ago
Now if only they'd bring back the ability to pause, play, skip, and go back when right-clicking the icon after the program is hidden from the start bar, like we could back in 0.9.7... and bring back the extension API...
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by TylerH 10y ago
Clickbait title; the whole thing only discusses psychology and no other field of study. Certainly not 'science' as a whole.
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by TylerH 10y ago
I think it's part of the core, but I haven't tried to disable it before; that may be possible. However, it is dependent upon the search query: https://www.google.com/search?q=flat+earth doesn't show it, for e
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by TylerH 10y ago
Should be a short list since Stack Overflow is not the place for book recommendations.
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by TylerH 10y ago
I think he would probably say "I don't like it because I haven't taken any time to learn it" is complaining for complaining's sake.
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by TylerH 10y ago
2007 was the first edition of the ribbon, but 2010 changed the look of it a fair amount.
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by TylerH 10y ago
position-sticky is still only conditionally supported in Firefox' environment, and IIRC still only behind a flag.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Silicon Valley, MIT, et al in the 60s, 70s, and 80s was the American Renaissance.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Measuring company growth by number of people employed is a clear indicator of why the dotcom bust was a bust.
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by TylerH 10y ago
I enjoy the literary irony here of you imposing a ban on Imperial units and yet you'd go live in an Imperial shack.
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by TylerH 10y ago
It's not gloating, it's just pointing out that ESA has failed repeatedly where NASA has had repeated success. No need to take it personally.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Well, yes, duh. Either it is a political view that shouldn't be a fireable offense, or it's not. Pao says this crosses the line. If you're the CEO of a company that works to prevent rape and empower victims, and one of your e
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by TylerH 10y ago
He's probably not allowed anywhere that gets 4G coverage, at least not while also possessing a device capable of connecting to 4G or 3G
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by TylerH 10y ago
In no street car does 124mph feel simply "adequate"
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by TylerH 10y ago
Why what?
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by TylerH 10y ago
Yes it is; I can switch between tabs just fine with arrow keys.
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by TylerH 10y ago
If you stop what you are doing then, by definition, it is breaking your workflow and stopping your productivity.
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by TylerH 10y ago
Yes, Stack Overflow Jobs does have the opportunity for employers to include their Joel Test score (including line items, not just the overall number) at the bottom of their postings.
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by TylerH 10y ago
The first rocket launch cost a total of $63 million or so, IIRC. This one, I've read, is being done for about $15-20 million less. Still tens of millions of dollars, but quite a bit of savings, especially for the first time SpaceX has
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by TylerH 10y ago
How decidedly un-Canadian of them
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by TylerH 10y ago
"None of us makes good money" $150 an hour is very good money, especially if you have interested parties sending e-mails that are "piling up" in your inbox. Get outta here with that nonsense.

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