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by cjslep 11y ago
I agree. Anyone that wants to peer into the equivalence of work with video games that does not peer into the culture Eve Online has developed is missing a core part of the research, in my opinion. There is the literal "spreadsheets onl
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by cjslep 11y ago
Great fun, just prevent people from choosing the same color as the grey background -- can be hard to see!
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by cjslep 12y ago
Honestly, that was what I loved about EvE: no levels. Pick a goal and the skills to get there. Enjoy the journey along the way. Edited to add: There was once the perception that if you weren't an older player you could never catch up w
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by cjslep 12y ago
> Do you really listen to the chords that closely? > I'm only talking about pop-based music here, so rock, pop, country, etc. I rarely willingly listen to pop-based music. I don't consciously focus on the chords that closely
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by cjslep 12y ago
I understand their presentation is not the most technically groundbreaking, but as someone who uses C++ in the day job and discovered Go for personal projects I had the same giddy enjoyment as the Sphinx engineers of discovering the power o
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by cjslep 12y ago
> Even though there is a great variety of chords and chord progressions, progressions involving 1,4,5, and 6 are favoured, probably because they ‘sound good’ to our brain. I drive my girlfriend nuts because of this. I don't typicall
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by cjslep 12y ago
There's potential (no pun intended) in pyroprocessing to allow extraction of uranium only, leaving behind plutonium with the rest of the HLW that is hazardous to try to steal or be sneaky with. For clarification, it's traditionall
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by cjslep 12y ago
> I'm not sure how you got the impression that I am underestimating or minimizing the potential downsides of substance abuse. That's entirely a misunderstanding on my end. Thanks for clarifying for me!
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by cjslep 12y ago
> Instead of denying a basic human urge, we should stop criminalizing it. Properly support those that have developed a dependency and move away from the nanny state. Harm reduction should be the overarching aim. While I agree with decri
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by cjslep 12y ago
> Not only will it fold the information you care most about into a single Google Now wrapper, it will help control the deluge of information and notifications that come with poking in and out of a dozen apps a day. Wouldn't this fac
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by cjslep 12y ago
The refs for function call locations alone make the wait worth it, especially when looking to contribute to others projects and first diving in the code.
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by cjslep 12y ago
If you would like to put words in my mouth, please at least put the right ones in there for me. Otherwise, I'll take that $75 billion you are referring to and let you say whatever you want on my behalf. In all seriousness, you can supp
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by cjslep 12y ago
Depends on which small modular reactor. NuScale mentioned in the article is an Integral Pressurized Water Reactor[0]. A PWR is conventional, but I am not sure where your concern stems from since PWRs and BWRs are the most common reactors in
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by cjslep 12y ago
I have used the original Diehard tests to assess the quality of an in-house handrolled PRNG in FORTRAN 77. While I was reading some of the original documentation[0] I stumbled upon this: The CDROM I will soon be distributing contains s
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by cjslep 12y ago
The Verge liveblog, while having hilarious commentary, mimics your sentiment: > Christy Turlington Burns is running by a giraffe in this video, but she can't see it because she's staring at the coach on her wrist. > Apple ha
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by cjslep 12y ago
So if I am understanding this right, to really get any appreciable cache improvements would I need to pre-execute the templates once and store that generated output in a temporary file to leverage the disk cache and repeatedly fetch (cache
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by cjslep 12y ago
> To clarify: do you watch filesystem for template changes, then store the parsed template in memory, or do you execute the template every time? I watch the filesystem for template changes and re-read the template into memory. However, u
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by cjslep 12y ago
Good question! In theory, the disk cache uses spare memory that applications are not using, so it is not guaranteed to be present if I am hosting it on a server with little-to-no free memory. However, if an application contains the cache th
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by cjslep 12y ago
Well it was posted by "IHaveNoIdeaWhatImDoing", but in all fairness he does say he is open to more help.
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by cjslep 12y ago
When I go to add a contact, occasionally I see your id and email show up under the search box besides "My ID / Email". Edit: Got it to happen again. Was able to see it on my 4s.
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by cjslep 12y ago
Yes, and I am very glad I came to read the comments. I could see both as I moved the slider and was wondering what was generating so many comments. Otherwise I would have entirely missed the fact others did not see the white/gold or bl
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by cjslep 12y ago
I agree, it is a generous comparison, which is why I only compared "go generate" to expanding template definitions (albeit, in hindsight, even that is generous). Macro expansion is definitely a better comparison. In no way did I m
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by cjslep 12y ago
> presumably copy/pasted for every option To be fair, there is "go generate" now that can generate functions that would otherwise require tedious copy/pasting. If you are familiar with the preprocessor in C++ expandin
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by cjslep 12y ago
$300 a month seems low. I went to North Carolina State University, generally regarded as a cheaper school (compared to neighboring UNC Chapel Hill or Duke) for a solid quality engineering education as an in-state student. I graduated after
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by cjslep 12y ago
Raleigh's location also opens up a lot of roadtrip options, too: It is just several hours from the nation's capital, the outer bank islands, the Appalachian Mountains, and "big city" events at Charlotte and/or Atlan
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by cjslep 12y ago
"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch" from Heinlein's The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress , a highly recommended read.
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by cjslep 12y ago
How is relative power measured? I am curious, because it reminds me of the Civ III Histographs which had some underlying formula. Ex: http://www.civ3.com/previewwin.cfm?mode=screenshot&img=image...
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by cjslep 12y ago
So as someone who has been lightly following the debate, and is not familiar with the FCC's process, what are the next steps to actually start enforcing mobile and landline broadband as Title II? I also wonder how long it will take for
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by cjslep 12y ago
My friend and his wife are in Knoxville working at ORNL (He's also working on his Masters at the moment). He was in my DnD group at NC State for our Nuclear Engineering undergrad. Feel free to email me and I can put you guys in touch.

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