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I'm not sure I'd go as far as that. Rotoscoping creates a unique visual style, I like the look. Want to elaborate?
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I'm thinking this will probably not extend to the majority of code produced. Intuitively, I'm guessing the military produces the most code of any branch of the government. And I'm not sure i believe that we should all have
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10y ago
Yeah, welcome to the USA where you pay more for worse internet.
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That's great, thanks!
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10y ago
Thanks! Makes sense, want picking those up
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10y ago
Someone want to explain the alphabet joke? "A for 'orse, B for..."
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10y ago
You vastly overestimate how productive your employees can be past about 20 hours anyway. Hiring twice as many people would be a mistake since the ones you do hire should be more effective during their "at work" time. Also, if yo
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10y ago
Is this a pair programming site, or a hiring site? It's very unclear
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10y ago
Dead link, but this is the exact title of a section in "Think like a Freak" by Levvit and Dubner.
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11y ago
Really? And that's anyone else's problem but their own because...? Sorry, learning social skills, learning to manage your time so you can meet people, etc. is not the job of an employer or a profession as a whole. I'm sure th
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11y ago
Super nifty!
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Did a quick Google: IOL surgery is cataract repair if I understood what I read correctly. LASIK is repair for myopia. Not sure I used all the words correctly... Is there a word for myopia that includes reading distance too?
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11y ago
You've nailed MMM's actual position. He always talks about his he enjoys doing stuff that looks like work to outside observers.
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11y ago
Great article! > Be Aware of What You Break I work at Rollbar (www.rollbar.com), and that point is probably the key to our existence. You can't afford not to know what's going wrong. And the best way to know what's going
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11y ago
This is really insightful. If anyone's getting hung up on 'not spending that money on groceries' try swapping 'iPhone' for "Suit you could wear to an interview". Now do you think it's a waste of money
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11y ago
Knowing what I know about opioid painkillers, I don't think I'd ever accept a script for them. I'd accept them in the hospital, but never in a bottle that goes home with me...
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11y ago
Wow. That's an impressive demo. My only comment would be that in the demos with trees give away the fact that it's computer rendered. not really sure what it is about them? (They don't sway? They're too similar? The algo
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11y ago
Congrats Will! :) Or more like, Congrats Sublime HQ.
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11y ago
I don't think the risk is as low as you think. Easy example: St. John's Wort It's a proven effective anti depressive. It also reacts badly with just about every medication on the market. Without more studies you can't ma
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11y ago
I don't think it's half as bad as you seem to think. My wife's an NP, so I have an inside view of Syracuse, NY's medical situation. There's two issues at hand: 1. The quality of evidence for most supplements range
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11y ago
No need to say anything about Rem0te. "Onsite" or "Onsite only" are pretty clear.
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I came to make the exact same comment. Globally inequality and poverty are dropping rapidly, we live on the safest planet in history...can't cite it, but it wouldn't be hard to find the stats.
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11y ago
I was coming in to mention Ractive actually. Designed by the team at the Guardian for easy data vis by non programmers. I've found that teammates who look at it pick it up in about 30 minutes. All your have to do in a course is teach t
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Bad nutrition isn't contagious really...
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Oops. Missed that. Sorry
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Many of the hospitals in Boston have surgeons so specialized that they're literally the only surgeon in the US that does their particular type of surgery. For appendix removal, and trauma surgery, sure, your statement is correct. For
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11y ago
Distilled water (pure) has such a low mineral/salt level that it pulls important salts out of your cells. Your body is mostly water, but it's mostly salty water.
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11y ago
He's probably trying to filter out people who don't find that funny. Sounds like it worked ;) Neither of you would happy working with each other.
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85.7% of statistics are made up on the spot. 97.1% of people know that! </sarcasm> I don't think this note was intended to be taken literally.
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11y ago
As a comment on git setup. I've never once had a problem by using Github for windows, and then summarily completely ignoring the UI. It adds `git` to your PATH.
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