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by cpfohl 12y ago
I recommend family counseling. Both Mom and Dad should be able to spend time with their children without supervision from each other...
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by cpfohl 12y ago
Whoah, I've enjoyed this "webchapter" for 12 or so years! It's how I got interested in linguistics.
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by cpfohl 12y ago
I'm very impressed, in any case!
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by cpfohl 12y ago
My favorite test for this sort of thing is asking questions about "President Bush." Any successful engine is going to have to ask for clarification: Do you mean senior or junior? This chokes on questions about Bush.
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by cpfohl 12y ago
I haven't even finished the article yet, but this sentence is the best sentence ever written in a technical article associated with a video: "If you prefer watching over reading then here’s the session video" I love that I do
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by cpfohl 12y ago
Oh yes. Users who don't know how to crop a photo w/out Photoshop are totally using a Package Manager and the command line to install stuff. </sarcasm> Chocolatey is great, but unfortunately package managers don't
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by cpfohl 13y ago
It's like Coffeescript for Java... I hereby suggest it be renamed "Coffee".
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I enjoy it.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
+1 This. C# counter-example: NancyFx. A library that enables you to write a complete Web Server in a custom DSL that (if written correctly, of course) reads as close to English as you can imagine. Plus Type Safety. Plus awesome SQL Serve
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Slightly improved translation over the google translate version: In the summer of 1947 a group of American designers visited England, Czechoslovakia and Poland, in order to assess the post-war reconstruction progress. The photos are from th
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Teach me to post before reading. Looks like someone already posted this exact concept game...Although my idea always involved gravity somehow....
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I've always thought a 4d first person game where you could toggle pairs of dimensions could be really interesting. At any point you could swap between wxy/wxz/xyz. The rendering would be standard 2d projections of the 3 dim
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by cpfohl 13y ago
What do you mean by "I'm certain that it is far more then what car needs"? Let's guess that a car weighs about 3000 lbs, and then let's guess that a bike weighs about 20 (obviously there is large variance). Minin
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I like "Manages" it gives them full credit for the work they did...A manager takes care of details to encourage a project's success...no fluke there unless you're talking about a 'pointy haired boss' type of ma
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Rational Documentation for home improvement projects, perhaps? Should come along with the manual for the microwave...
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Who knows. It will make firefighters' jobs a lot more interesting at accident scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z2uwC4mvoY
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Well...if Americans cant get things changed with votes in their own democratic society, at least non-Americans can get things changed with their own wallets. (Debated using quotes around democratic...left 'em off after all...but it was
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I had the same thought until I realized that Human capital is a lot harder to move than buildings. Yes, it's possible to move a company away from a city, but 10 years is a long time. Long enough that a company would lose a ton of emp
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Yes, if you're: at a university. Oh, and if you support the University's mission. Oh, and if the University decides to allow it. Did you read the article? It wouldn't be New York State if there weren't 173 rules and re
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Forget rent. In Upstate New York buying is cheaper than renting. There's an idea for a starting bonus: we'll give you the downpayment on your house.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
@wbond made the office a whole heckofalot nicer to work at. I was there for two-ish years in the office, even hipchat makes a big difference.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Jurassic Park has an awesome scene of epic hacking....
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Great point.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
My favorite quote, by John Wannamaker, reads just like that. (I learned when reading "How to Make Friends and Influence People") "I learned thirty years ago that it is foolish to scold. I have enough trouble overcoming my own
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Just a quick comment about the C# community. I've actually found it to be incredibly strong, but they've centralized around StackOverflow rather than Microsoft's forums. There's not a ton of activity on Github, but it
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Innovative like sending a drill sergeant to your home or workplace to get you moving? Not only would you get your heart rate up right at the start it'd be hard to say no when there's someone swearing loudly in your ear and making
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Very Cool, tiny bit of feedback: The transition out of the water is a bit jarring...
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by cpfohl 13y ago
If your Counselor is a psychiatrist or another provider with a license to prescribe I'd encourage you to talk to them about your problem sleeping. There are drugs that you can use for short periods of time without developing a physica
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Hmm, would have been nice if the great lakes were still in place in North America...they're very useful landmarks for us frozen chosen in the American tundra (read: New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Ontario).
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Solid vs. Light fill is hard for me to differentiate, especially the last practice "Find the Correct Bin"...could you use a pattern to fill instead? (Much more like Set)

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