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by cheez 8y ago
It's like rape
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by cheez 8y ago
In all of these, nowhere does it state the biggest expense: taxes.
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by cheez 8y ago
According to the article, she advocated for space-based astronomy.
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by cheez 8y ago
I think the truth is that older, more experienced people do not provide visible value. For example, do you think it's undergraduates who come up with the design and architecture for AWS? No, it's years of pain and lessons that go
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by cheez 8y ago
I second, third and fourth this. Anytime I'm not sure about a design, I sketch it out in plantuml and play around with it. Every project of mine has at least one or two plantuml diagrams checked into it.
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by cheez 8y ago
Hey this is super cool, looking forward to your future tools to complement guesstimate. I'd imagine an Excel plugin to do something similar would be valuable.
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by cheez 8y ago
I guess you're saying that if we create a society in which parents care about educating their children, that socioeconomic factors would be a primary determinant of success? If so, I don't really see how that's different now.
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by cheez 8y ago
It's how I view educating my kids right now. As a single dad though, it's very hard to do all of it. Society needs to rebuild the nuclear family first. Good luck with that.
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by cheez 8y ago
Isn't the US the country spending the most, per-capita, on education? I don't see how your claim follows. In any case, given the company, you're probably well off, live in a high property tax area and have good public schools
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by cheez 8y ago
I'm going to state a very strong opinion here and know that it will backfire: families should be educating their kids themselves, and society should make this financially possible (let's start off with eliminating the dual-income
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by cheez 8y ago
Why did you make that change? Very interesting.
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by cheez 8y ago
Just read through the code, really easy to read. Nice post, thank you.
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by cheez 8y ago
This is quickly degenerating into... an xkcd comic
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by cheez 8y ago
Is the software written by people who would not profit from the software?
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by cheez 8y ago
What's the purpose of the software?
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by cheez 8y ago
I get what he's saying. If you feel at one with what is going on around you, it isn't boring.
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by cheez 8y ago
When you remove the middlemen, what will you replace them with?
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by cheez 8y ago
Ooh this looks good!
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by cheez 8y ago
Glad I use a different user everywhere!
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by cheez 8y ago
I do this, but 90% of the time I forget to pull on the other machine and have to deal with conflicts.
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by cheez 8y ago
They want other people to pay increased taxes.
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by cheez 8y ago
I enjoyed reading this thread this morning. Makes some salient points, that IQ is correlated with success in a specific area (physics/academia).
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by cheez 8y ago
This guy is a philosopher
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by cheez 8y ago
Based on what you've written here, it seems like your development process is at issue.
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by cheez 8y ago
Yes
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by cheez 8y ago
Same
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by cheez 8y ago
Unless the programmer uses the null object pattern in which case everything is hunky dory. For example, an empty "Program" would probably do the job.
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by cheez 8y ago
Oh boy...
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by cheez 8y ago
This reminds me of when I used net send to flirt with women in the computer lab. I thought I was so cool.
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by cheez 8y ago
The typescript completion works pretty well.

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