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by cfqycwz 10y ago
Anybody know if the transparency one is actually a desirable optimization? Iirc, you might want to assign a color to your transparency so it's not shifting hue as you fade it in through CSS transitions, animations, or JS.
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by cfqycwz 10y ago
Seriously, somebody saw he's looking for a job, and was actually looking for his CV as somebody in charge of hiring might do
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by cfqycwz 10y ago
I mean right now 538 has the odds at one in four which is fairly sizable
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by cfqycwz 10y ago
Go five levels up from your comment and you might find a joke you're missing—unless you're in on it too and it's sailing right over my head
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by cfqycwz 11y ago
I think they were display headstones, outside the workshop that makes them.
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by cfqycwz 11y ago
Your link appears to be missing a hyphen--the post is available at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jensenh/archive/2006/11/21/licensing...
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by cfqycwz 11y ago
What are you referring to you when you talk about politically-based censorship? I was increasingly turned off by the growing racism, misogyny, and hate that I saw daily on Reddit, and am quite happy to see many of the most disgusting subred
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by cfqycwz 11y ago
I'd like to echo drjesusphd and ask if you could point us to any good information you've found on increasing per-student expenditures. My university likes to justify increasing tuition by pointing to a decrease in the proportion o
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Are you looking at all for software dev interns this summer? I have a strong interest in design but no professional experience or education with it--I'm pursuing my BS in computer science right now.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Would you be interested in hiring any software dev interns? I have a little bit of data science understanding but not a ton, so the data science position doesn't quite fit the bill.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Sounds like a cool company; do you anticipate any engineering internships opening up?
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Vox seems like a cool company--any summer internship positions available?
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Your objection to the notion of positive and negative properties is the first that stood out to me after reading the Wikipedia summary. If I'm understanding things correctly, Godel's proof seems committed to some objective notion
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
It is incredibly disappointing to me that this seemingly brand-new library is Python-2-only. Why are new libraries being written for a legacy version of the language?
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
I imagine a list of tuples is used to preserve the order of the street address--I agree it would probably make much more sense to use an OrderedDict instead.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
I usually recommend Learn Python the Hard Way to people who want to learn Python, but I'm very wary of recommending it to people who have never written code before. There's a lot that LPTHW glosses over or assumes you know that ca
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Be careful when trying this out at work--I just got sent to my company's scary "your attempt has been logged" screen for being redirected to r/gonewild.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
I think this policy makes a lot of sense--it's best to ban editorialization of headlines altogether as there's no good objective way for mods to differentiate bad editorialization (sensationalism, inaccuracy) from good editorializ
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
Does anybody here know of any resources where I might read up on best practices in CS pedagogy? I'm very interested in helping to reform my university's intro-level CS program.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
That is very true and a mistake I do make pretty often but am working to be more cognizant of. Framing the discussion around women and men does nothing to further those who are identify as both or neither, nor those who are in transition fr
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
The "you guys" instance seems a bit silly at first but is a good example of the way our language promotes the idea of male as the default. Note that there are no feminine words which we gender-neutralize in a similar way--we refer
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
It is true that the use of male pronouns in gender-neutral context has historically been considered correct and is still considered correct by many. It is, however, generally discouraged because it only serves to reinforce the very real and
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
I was trying to figure out what about DDG's results page made it so much harder for me to scan than Google, and this is definitely it. Just a bit more hierarchy makes the page so much easier to process.
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by cfqycwz 12y ago
It would probably make sense to disable that effect on mobile--the constant address bar disappearing and reappearing mobile browsers do triggers a lot of refreshing. Maybe just listen for orientation-change events instead? Very cool site ot
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
I'm curious to know why the AP don't allow red-eye removal--if the only manipulations allowed are those that help restore the clarity and accuracy to reality of the photographs, I'm not quite sure why red-eye removal wouldn&#
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Shouldn't the title of this submission be that on the page, "Avow-CI Is No More?" The submission title was previously highly editorialized, now changed to "Open-source bullying or just the company's right?" but
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Alternately, perhaps the media don't report this because it's simply too complicated or nuanced for a sound bite, or irrelevant to their audience. Who wants to hear some of the most highly-compensated people in America complain ab
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Exactly; any car UI that requires you to look at anything but the road is really bad UI. This, to me, is a much more legitimate and concrete argument than "it might be distracting."
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
They actually seem to be using Georgia for body, and the headlines are in the same setting of Cheltenham they use in the physical paper.
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by cfqycwz 13y ago
Hey, did this happen? If so, I'd love a link to the discussion .

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