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cdcarter
15y ago
Professors are not obsolete. Professors who spend their students' tuition on research and professional equivalencies instead of teaching and putting a majority of their efforts into their classes are.
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cdcarter
15y ago
Great from a usability perspective!
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cdcarter
15y ago
"kind of like arguing how many knots are permissible in a plank of wood destined or a kitchen floor" Having sat through an hour long lecture on lumber grades in a scenic construction course, let me tell you, it is anything but vague.
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cdcarter
15y ago
I can't wait until I get a pull request trying to fix the spelling of my project name.
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cdcarter
15y ago
So is brainfuck...
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cdcarter
15y ago
Well there goes my weekend... I've been looking for something to help me step through this sequence, trying to read OSDev and the TinyVM source and the x86 handbook all at once trying to create an idea of how my computer actually works has
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Poetry by Emily Dickinson: an attempt to subvert innocent Googlers
(poetrybyemilydickinson.com)
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cdcarter
15y ago
I would say that with teh direction Apple is taking Lion (and whatever will come past that) and iCloud, they are also pretty committed to "push[ing] a meshing of the desktop and tablet ecosystems into one OS".
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cdcarter
15y ago
I don't work in IT/a computer related field. Many people I know do not have smart phones.
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cdcarter
15y ago
Unfortunately right now the choice is SMS (one app, in my dock standard), or GroupMe for some friends, Kik for some others, a few on Facebook Messenger, four or five who've figured out Huddle, and some other small fragment once iMessage sho
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cdcarter
15y ago
Likely the reason was "to make the joke work." And also that RVM is a development tool, and the overhead it adds to production is silly.
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cdcarter
15y ago
Yea, you don't want to automate this. You need to keep your resume personal and truly tailored to the job. Unless you really work on natural language parsing the job description and the "about" pages of the company website, it's going to
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cdcarter
15y ago
Not all Starbucks shops accept mobile payment yet. To do it, they have to re-fit their POS computers, the roll out has been taking almost a year and it's still not complete.
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cdcarter
15y ago
How much of that corn grown is for human consumption, and how much becomes cattle feed?
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15y ago
you've got to have the key somewhere so that the machine can restore itself after a reboot In many very secure systems, this "somewhere" is in the brains/completely secondary data stores of a group of admins who enter that key when a rebo
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cdcarter
15y ago
When discussing it in the context of bars in college towns, I think a "in first world countries" qualification is appropriate.
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cdcarter
15y ago
You are wildly misinformed! HIV is not a death sentence in first world countries. It's an awful life to live, granted, but it's still a life to live. The real concern here is that this test isn't accurate for as long as THREE MONTHS after
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15y ago
At the same time, you know that someone (the venue, the promoter, our the tour manager) is cutting corners when actual insightful communication isn't happening between all parties. Just as the tour will send a contract to the venue, the ven
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cdcarter
15y ago
Nowadays, something like this can also be seen as somewhat insulting to a venue. We spend hours pouring over contract riders to make sure we meet the specifications, and many more hours pricing out the materials and labor necessary for an
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cdcarter
15y ago
Well, since TextMate 2 still hasn't come out yet, and this seems to appeal to a very similar aesthetic, I could see this taking over that market. I'm definitely very interested to try it out.
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cdcarter
15y ago
But it wasn't sent indiscriminately.
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15y ago
Most of the people I know use twitter almost exclusively for use #1. In my friends, we don't want news or celebrity posts taking up our feeds, we use it to chat and share stories. And this group isn't just local, I'm friends with entertai
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15y ago
"If you must prepare reports for me, review spreadsheets I've created. Copy the style and format." This is so incredibly important. Not only is it great to have a unified reporting look on a team, this promotes comprehension. If you prese
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cdcarter
15y ago
Anything that makes Couch more powerful is great! I'm interested to see how they integrate this into the viewserver, it seems like it allows a bit more expressibility than the current JS system does.
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cdcarter
15y ago
but...news isn't accessed only via subscription, so you can't really use that justification...
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15y ago
Auto-expire should be very easy, it's fairly similar behavior to snooze. Re-ping might be a few more minutes work, but app script does expose every thing necessary for these. The only problem is that GAS can be very very slow.
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15y ago
I'm unsure if this is supposed to be something like processing.js that is porting all of vvvv to the browser, or it it is supposed to be porting the vvvv model of programming to the browser. Can it handle the multi-media creation/live inte
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15y ago
I wish it weren't so that younger professors have to focus more on publishing than they do on actually teaching.
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cdcarter
15y ago
In my city (at least) cyclists are entitled to a full lane, just as a car is. If there is a curb lane designated for bicycles that is preferred, but a cyclist can always take up a full lane if needed.
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cdcarter
15y ago
Maybe for you! I know that a majority of people I meet I introduced with my real name. "Hi! I'm cdcarter." just doesnt roll off the tongue.
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