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by cc101 3y ago
It may not be an inability. It may be that you have a well disciplined way of working. It is something to be admired.
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by cc101 3y ago
Like others here I feel poor documentation is the most painful issue. Languages, IDEs, operating systems, and frameworks all have major problems with this. There is a very old joke that goes: "When they finally teach computers to un
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Website is not available.
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If you are uneasy with your career, go for the biggest opportunity that you can find. Trying to plan and manage a career based on reason is often not that practical. It's with good reason that the words career and careen are so simil
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They seem to have a long way to go. Walls and roofs are dirt cheap to build in the conventional way. The big money is spent on kitchens and master bathrooms. Now if there are headed toward dirt cheap shelter for the homeless, that might
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by cc101 3y ago
Actually, they cross at infinity and come back from the opposite direction. Furthermore, if you passed through infinity, you'd come back from the opposite direction, and you'd be left-handed.
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1) There is almost always a pretty good reason why things are the way they are in spite of what it seems. 2) There is almost always a pretty good reason why people do what they do in spite of what it seems. 3) Everyone else is not at idi
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by cc101 3y ago
From the elephant seals I have seen, it's hard to tell the difference between asleep and awake.
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by cc101 3y ago
When I reached third grade, I could not read. We were supposed to learn to read by reading, the same way we learned to talk. I didn't get it. "How was I supposed to remember all that stuff?" Yet, I had an extreme IQ. Then
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by cc101 4y ago
Consciousness is not the ability to respond to events. It's the ability to experience events. There are no words or tools in a universe of space, time, mass, and energy with which to deal with other's experience. Our language a
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by cc101 4y ago
We may be seeing the emergence of warlords destined to rule a splintered Russia.
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After spending 1 minute on you website, I still don't know what your app does. TLDR
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Nonsense. The ability to respond to an event is not the same thing as the ability to experience and event. You might as well give personhood to a hammer.
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by cc101 4y ago
Is this about Replit Bounties or this guy Christen? Get your ego out of the way and say something useful.
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by cc101 4y ago
When asking a question on Stackoverflow or some similar forum, I find that it takes as long as a day to edit my question until I have clearly stated the problem. It's not easy to ask a good question. One has that obligation however.
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It works both ways. Some folks were overly concerned about both memory footprint and total run-time as their importance actually declined. I made a career out of ignoring both and making leading edge apps that pushed these limits. Few othe
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by cc101 4y ago
I was there in 1969 and on. Professional computer scientists (electrical engineers at that time) ridiculed personal computers and those who used them. They weren't taken seriously enough to be considered a threat. This was especiall
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ChatGPT 4's thoughts on the threat AI represents to SE
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My friend, from the website I have no idea who you are and what is going to happen to my information. This is a major failure and will lose you support.
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My personal experience is that decisions of who get laid off tend to reflect the political agendas of those in control. I am referring to organizational politics.
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Sounds to me like they should be spending a lot of money and effort to develop anti-drone devices.
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1) Few worthwhile efforts are ever successful on the first attempt. 2) Failure is just another useful metric. It gives guidance for designing the next attempt. The most glaring failure on your website is marketing. The landing page is ex
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by cc101 4y ago
Thank you
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I have long doubted that policy has much to do with inflation. Having lived through sever inflation, in my personal experience inflation is all about inflationary expectations. It was all about trying to personally gain advantage by getti
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by cc101 4y ago
He is also the arrogant ignorant engineer who bought and ruined Infoworld.
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by cc101 4y ago
Good artist copy. Great artist steal. No one owns a style. To lock style up in legal restrictions is profoundly stupid and destructive of art itself. I have yet to mention how arrogant and conceited it is.
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by cc101 4y ago
My impression is that Apple reviewers have evolved beyond thinking about submissions. Now they have become pattern matchers. That is, they are trying to fit a submission to a known reject-able stereotype. Sometimes while the fit seems rea
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by cc101 4y ago
Perhaps "file://" urls are what you are looking for.
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Yet, small college towns can be hugely attractive as a place to live even if you're not with the college. The academic atmosphere and walkable neighborhoods are appealing, especially so to the professional class. I recall reading abo
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There might be some help in thinking about the fate of craftsmen during the rise of mass production. Consumers bought the new cheap manufactured goods because it greatly improved their lives, but craftsmen were left to find some way to sur

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