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by agentgt 9y ago
Been to a Wholefoods lately?... seen the prepared foods section or any grocery store prepared foods lately.... seen how many people buy prepared foods? Ever see a family eat the same thing. I mean a family of say five and not DINKs. Amazon
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by agentgt 9y ago
I had a complete brain fart and thought they were talking about education co-op which is more like an internship (sadly I skimmed the article... poorly). I am surprised I wasn't downvoted (I deserve it) to oblivion for such a mistake.
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by agentgt 9y ago
I can't believe I made that mistake as I even know the difference. It was confusing and I thought it was the education one because they said: * Hire a Co-op * I have never seen a technology co-op. Sure I have seen grocery stores, farms
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by agentgt 9y ago
I can't figure out why Co-ops (particularly education institute backed) haven't really taken off in the US. For example my alma mater Georgia Tech used to offer a Co-op program but I believe they discontinued it. Northeastern here
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by agentgt 9y ago
Besides the obvious answers of just reading the manual, looking up howtos, and stackoverflow I can recommend some habits that might increase your uptake of bash. 1. If you are not running a unix as your default OS switch to one (ie Linux or
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by agentgt 9y ago
They didn't really go into the wind surfing enough to point out why Texas is actually damn good for water sailing sports. One of the non obvious reasons is the inner gulf coast has very little chop. Chop (which is basically little wave
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by agentgt 9y ago
I have to agree heavily and with your previous parent comment. Bad media, content, entertainment, recreational activities does not produce bad children. I'm not completely certain but I'm fairly positive having your child interact
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by agentgt 9y ago
Just some minor critiques. What is confusing to me is if the visualization actually running the code or is just static analysis of the code? The reason I ask is if its running then what you have built is a language with an absolutely awesom
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by agentgt 9y ago
Just a feature request if it isn't already in the works: Runtime analysis of code that actually matters ie live code . Often its hard to figure out what in the code base actually matters. Debugging is still sort of difficult and dead
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by agentgt 9y ago
Quake ran just fine on P133. I know because I owned one at the time. Even though that game hardly did any video card magic IIRC it still was one of the major bottle necks so probably not having a good video card was your problem (I had Numb
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by agentgt 9y ago
Loosing the master password (or key or whatever) that is used to generate the passwords for a deterministic password generator is fairly similar to loosing the password database. One is really not that much more secure than the other partic
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by agentgt 9y ago
I do this as well and wrote my own script also: https://github.com/agentgt/ezpwdgen I mean sure its not the most secure thing and yeah you have to remember which iteration you are on once the site has some sort of data
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by agentgt 9y ago
I have wondered if there are security hazards to piping binary to your terminal. I guess what really bad things can happen (and no I'm not talking about blindly piping to a shell to eval)? Sure it messes up the terminal of which I usua
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by agentgt 9y ago
What's interesting about Reddit is boutique consumer product companies that use it to create cult like addictics of their products. It would be interesting to see some potential marketplace addons or payment processing. Thus reddit cou
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by agentgt 9y ago
The liver storing ability to store glycogen is one of the reasons many fitness enthusiasts would avoid (or not) fructose. From what I have heard fructose often gets broken down in the liver and thus often gets stored there (I'm probabl
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by agentgt 9y ago
I didn't say they were not. The issue is they usually do not hold the data and present the data (ie WYSIWYG). The python and R only are the formulaic part. I have not seen a format where you can toggle the data or formula and see res
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by agentgt 9y ago
@taietal great job. My company (SnapHop) researched that path for a little but decided to stick with recruitment marketing tools. We couldn't figure out a quick way to monetize and since we are self funded for 5 or so years it just was
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by agentgt 9y ago
I have not really found a viable plain text version to Excel that normal users can use. I have done some Excel like tasks with R, Python (pandas, and various other python sci libraries) and even SQL (postgres) but it seems its either a prog
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by agentgt 9y ago
It's debatable. When you are in a collision with out a seat belt more often than not your body becomes a 100 pound plus projectile going at non trivial speed that could easily kill some one. Consequently even libertarians might be for
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by agentgt 9y ago
Sort of relevant is microprinting that still is in use today on money documents such as checks [1]. It would be interesting to combine the two techniques! Microprinting is for preventing forgery and thus is incredibly difficult to copy but
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by agentgt 9y ago
The biggest problem I have with any productivity, life improvement tools, todo lists, etc is not the tools themselves but getting past the apathy and lethargy of not using said tools. That is I just can't create good habits or care eno
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by agentgt 9y ago
Is it possible a large portion of the observed behavior of critical thinking personality based (ie Jung Theory)? That is to say could it be certain personalities are more likely to analyze. They may not be smarter or even more educated but
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by agentgt 9y ago
I have read a lot of scifi books particularly post apocalyptic (yeah its overdone but I still love it) and "The Road" still haunts me. I am more of a plot junkie and have very little to justify a good opinion of literature but f
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by agentgt 9y ago
> Same. It makes me want to see it all the more. Assuming your eyes don't completely fry instantly I have often wondered what the human eye would see being that close to such a bright hot star. I assume complete whiteness and zero
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by agentgt 9y ago
Whoops looks like I pasted the wrong link. Here is the correct link: http://flif.info/example.html And yes "well" is relative and what I meant by that is that its not readily easy for a normal user to do it. BTW I
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by agentgt 9y ago
It looks like FLIF doesn't really support lossy well (its sort of fake lossy). "FLIF does not have a lossy mode, but interlaced files can be decoded progressively so we can simply use something like dd if=lossless.flif of=lossy.f
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by agentgt 9y ago
If you bothered just navigating the site you would have found this page with a table (table II): https://nokiatech.github.io/heif/technical.html
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by agentgt 9y ago
Perhaps Operating System would be a better example. It is hard to map an analogy 100% (after all it is an analogy). > I would assume the OP did other research as well, even if code quality was the deciding factor. I wouldn't assu
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by agentgt 9y ago
Thanks. I'm always trying to reduce meat and other animal product consumption but its fairly difficult with out some if not a large portion of soy consumption. I'll have to check if tempeh (which is what I normally eat) has the sa
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by agentgt 9y ago
Some of the top ingredients are soy products (which in high enough doses will render most animal species infertile) Can you show legitimate repeatable recent research that shows this. I'm starting to think that the Soy raising estrog

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