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by cpfohl 13y ago
Hah! +1 for the edit. Still approve of BB Guns for kids. Teach them to be responsible with dangerous things. Can you imagine giving an iPhone or Laptop to a kid you wouldn't trust with a BB Gun!?
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Explain the name? Right now I hear "Get Croup Again!" when I hear "Recroup". I hear the pun on 'regroup' (although don't understand how it relates to resumes and job seeking)...
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Right: laws are needed because of an inherent lack of goodness, not because of an inherent lack of common sense. There's a big difference between the two... A caricatured example would be the serial killer who looks both ways before
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Can I assume you have neither spouse nor child? I'd argue that once those things come along you might disagree with your own statement. You could probably rephrase it so I agreed with you, though: "People don't work because
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I don't follow...can you connect the dots for me?
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Go: I actually disagree that it "not ideal for things that change too often". The cost of deploying changes is very low b/c it compiles so quickly. Furthermore, the static typing is extraordinarily lightweight. You have no
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Most services run their `status` service on a different server entirely. It's the only possible way it could ever make sense.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
I believe Fayetteville, NY was the first public library in the country. (At least they made that claim). EDIT The first to have a maker's lab.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Suggested Pull: @user: NSA --- +++ In order to comply with NSA Directive [REDACTED] and FISA Court Order [Classified], anyone using these technologies will be required to install LiterallySpyingOnYou.exe or an equivalent binary for your OS
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Very slick. My only suggestion is to allow a bit more terseness by adding static versions of all the calls that can happen at the beginning of the Query. The static versions would just create a new SQL object and pass the call on to the SQ
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Ok. I can see that. Thanks for explaining.
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by cpfohl 13y ago
What's wrong with the name 'XBox One'? Makes as much sense as 'xbox' or 'xbox 360.' Considerably more sense than Atari or Wii... And a focus on TV makes a good deal of business sense as more and more peop
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by cpfohl 13y ago
Source? Academic sources only please.
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First library with 3d printer(fflib.org)
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by cpfohl 14y ago
Could you just change the word 'wife' to 'spouse' and put it back up? It was an awesome article.
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by cpfohl 14y ago
http://help.mobileworks.com/customer/portal/articles/952047-... #10 has typo: s/reesults/results/
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by cpfohl 14y ago
So...if you're working on a really obscure problem, I'd consider you a researcher before considering you a programmer. (Or perhaps a programming researching). That skill set is immensely different from the standard programmer's skill set.
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by cpfohl 14y ago
Mine was disappointing, but here's a pretty one: http://song-of-github.herokuapp.com/?username=jashkenas
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by cpfohl 14y ago
If you like web projects and you want a fun one, why not work on a few visualizations of some common (but NOT sorting) algorithms? It'd be a great teaching tool for the department later on, and it's a really nice tool to have under your bel
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by cpfohl 14y ago
Mainly becuase it's basically an email subscription which I avoid unless I know what value I'm getting ahead of time. Site looks good, btw, I hope it goes well for you. I was just offering one insight into a potential reason people might n
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by cpfohl 14y ago
Personal Opinion Alert, take with grain of salt: I'm not likely to give out my personal information (email address, github account, etc) just to see a list of projects. I'd certainly give you my information to apply for one. Was the list of
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by cpfohl 14y ago
body { min-width: 980px; } seems to fix the problem (Temporary hack while you add in @media queries, I assume)
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by cpfohl 14y ago
If you do see anyone there who you know worked on this, let them know they did a phenomenal job.
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by cpfohl 14y ago
The audio alternative for this one is a voice that says, 'Move the slider right' or 'Move the slider left' and 'using the arrow keys'. The problem is that it would be easy to use a machine to process that. Especially since the correct lo
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by cpfohl 14y ago
My favorite hack: talk to kids. They will do two things that adults won't: 1. Laugh at you, so you know when you're wrong. 2. Patiently "teach" you things over and over and over again.
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by cpfohl 14y ago
True. You should actually read through his full blog, though. He already gives away a lot. The "Freedom of Speech" thing comes from several other posts. The remaining context gives you a lot of info. He's 'free' to say whatever he wants
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by cpfohl 14y ago
actually, he's Canadian, now living in America w/ Citizenship
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by cpfohl 14y ago
I'm really curious what Love Driven Development would look like. Is it kind of like TDD in that before you write a single line of code you write a sonnet about it?
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by cpfohl 14y ago
What a horribly sad way to live your life. People are no addiction, they're a necessary (and awesome) part of life. Regardless of your spiritual bent: Athiesm - We evolved from social primates into other social primates. You're adding a l
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by cpfohl 14y ago
Wow, didn't know that (don't use Heroku). Good article. Good solution.

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