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Why Is Elon Musk Successful – A Personal Theory(dammitcoetzee.com)
2 points by dammitcoetzee 11y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
After some time working in "start-ups" this is one thing I agree with more than anything. "Hours While people occasionally choose to push themselves to work some extra hours at times when something big is going out the door,
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Trello Status, Read how Trello brings its site back up as it happens(trellostatus.tumblr.com)
2 points by dammitcoetzee 12y ago|0 comments
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Terry Pratchett will 'live on in the clacks' thanks to fans' programming code(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by dammitcoetzee 12y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Hah! I live in a pineapple under the sea apparently.
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Ask HN: Why is gmail so unchanging?
1 points by dammitcoetzee 12y ago|3 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
The thing that kills me about Barnes and Noble, Books-A-Million, Borders, etc. is how they are slowly expanding the toy section of the stores. It's pretty much gotten to the point where they are stocking so few books I want, there is n
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
FTDI Makes fantastic chips though.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
"The following "content" is alpha, like a wolf." haha, fantastic.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Wow, a company that can handle a thing like this in stride has to make a good product. I will look at them next time I need tires.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Yes! This is what I've been waiting for! Dropbox is still my favorite; it just works so well.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Just to put the number of 1,000 to 28,000 birds per year in perspective. If you do the math for birds killed by house-cats (1.3-4 billion birds a year in US) into the square miles of the united states. You end up with house-cats killing 350
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Quadrature is a gray code with two offset spoke sets so that you can tell direction and rotation by which pulse precedes the other. http://www.ni.com/white-paper/4763/en/
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Yes, that's right. The little rollers were on an axle that extended a bit further terminating into a spoked disk which sat in the middle of an optical detector and emitter pair. It used some tricks to figure out when the mouse was goin
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I agree, but, have you looked at the cars today? I can honestly not tell the difference in silhouette between a mustang and an acura these days. You can stick as much chrome on the outside of the thing you want in different patterns, but th
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I think there's too much focus these days on what you can get for the money, and not what you can get. You have one life, why fill it with particle board and Chinese plastic smell? Why not save up and buy things that last. That bring j
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
Everyone's mentioning this separate process business and subtle engine differences web developers compensate for and I never experience. However,I really don't care about all that. Chrome is just nicer to use: one search/url
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I keep forgetting I have it installed. It's grand when a post like this comes up.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
From the kickstarter: "The core of the motor is sealed and protected with an epoxy coating and it uses high-performance plastic bearings in place of steel bearings that rust in saltwater."
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I assumed all those things in my hypothetical example application of the scientific method to a decision. I'm not really certain what you're getting at? The article linked above already goes into some detail as to how to use this
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
How is the scientific method not used for this always? The scientific method and way of thinking is probably the most useful thing you can ever master. Science allows you to set up a question and then set up an experiment in such a way that
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
"While running a business profitably is arguably as difficult as any other profession, almost anyone is allowed to give it a try, whether they are qualified or not. It is like an inalienable right, available even to the foolish, the yo
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I don't want to tag anything. I want to tap the screen under two times to take a photo then have the software do everything else. phone on -- unlock to homescreen --> tap icon --> take picture Without OCR or any sort of integrati
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
I want this, I've been wanting this for the past four releases of Excel. Excel is a great tool for engineers. It gets the subpar results fast, while code, matlab, and DBs get's the fantastic results slow, which I hardly ever need.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
What I would have liked is a book that presented the bad arguments in a neutral and fun way so that I could recommend it as a neutral and fun way to learn about these things for anyone. A sort of coffee book primer on logical fallacies. Wha
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
calling it: Next significant windows will be windows WX.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
That's the most windows phones I've ever seen in one picture.
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
It took me two solid afternoons of work to determine this. I just had such a mental block to the whole concept. I think I was also just used to being able to hold an entire project in my head so it was new to me to have so many large projec
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
much coin
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by dammitcoetzee 12y ago
This is a terrible website.

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