damon_c

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by damon_c 11y ago
I don't have a Tesla. But if I did, and I had to remember to get out, walk around to the back and plug it in every time I got home, I would probably want one of these in my garage!
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by damon_c 11y ago
If national control of contested territory was a board game and China pulled this move at my house, I would not invite them over again.
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by damon_c 11y ago
Many web frameworks do this when in "debug" mode.
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by damon_c 11y ago
Mario Bros (Arcade, 1983) had concurrent multiplayer and was more like today's Super Smash Bros. So maybe if I had two people...
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by damon_c 11y ago
I had a dog once whose soul I would have been fine to have bound to my own until death did us part which... sadly did happen. Maybe I'm ready to start seeing other dogs.
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by damon_c 11y ago
You might benefit from more strafing.
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by damon_c 11y ago
I don't know how prevalent this is but from my experience, rent stabilization is largely gamed by many landlords. My lease in Manhattan is for about 60% higher than what we are paying. We are then given a "preferential rent"
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by damon_c 11y ago
Understanding just enough to get things done, copying and pasting, and building thoroughly planned and well designed fundamental libraries are all just tools in a toolbox. Sometimes one or the other is the best tool for the job. For best
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by damon_c 11y ago
I agree with what you said here but I think that when Google, in the pursuit of their primary revenue stream, sells an ad targeted at you, they can only do that because of what they know about you and your search history. That is very clos
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by damon_c 11y ago
Well, surely AI will never learn how to write computer code...
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by damon_c 11y ago
Exactly.
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by damon_c 11y ago
You did it wrong. This is just the name of the city of Buffalo over and over.
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by damon_c 11y ago
They're really nice pics and you did a great job explaining everything!
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by damon_c 11y ago
I agree, I think. To me the interesting part about putting Mac Pros in a rack is integrating its relatively unusual approach to air flow. None of these pictures really show how that is accomplished here. In fact many of them seem to be de
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by damon_c 11y ago
There is occasionally a valid reason to do this. Lets say you are not sure of the url. Maybe you are looking to sign up for an account at actualwebsite.com but the real url is actualwebsiteinc.com , you're really better off searching
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by damon_c 11y ago
I don't know if clever is the right word for what they'd have to be to do that. I would guess though, that such a move would have been very obvious and easily discoverable by the relevant authorities no?
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by damon_c 11y ago
I hate to reply to a post like this but maybe I can help in some small way. Everyone should remember that the best ways to truly be an individual lie outside of items you can purchase or even your skin color.
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by damon_c 11y ago
I wish something I sold could collapse like that!
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by damon_c 11y ago
Are people pronouncing this word like "Diskqueue"?
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by damon_c 12y ago
It seems to me that as a professional, I am rewarded for maintaining the smallest differentiation in my rig from bone stock hardware and software configurations. The more that is different about my setup, the more time I spend debugging an
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by damon_c 12y ago
Quietly becoming mayor of the building where your friend lives... good times on Foursquare (3 years ago)!
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by damon_c 12y ago
Doesn't this mean there will need to be a dynamically detachable connector between every fuel/gas line and every electrical wire that runs between the tank and the engine? Isn't that introducing quite a few potential points o
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by damon_c 12y ago
How about a scheme where some selection of 16 shots throughout either are or aren't missing a single frame? You could number 65k unique distributions that way and the overall length would rarely be affected by more than a frame or two.
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by damon_c 12y ago
There are probably very few parts on that plane that are cheaper than 400k.
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by damon_c 12y ago
I find myself wanting one just for the health monitoring aspects but I don't really have any interest in wearing a watch on my wrist and am even less interested in it as a fashion statement. Would it work to wear one around the ankle?
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by damon_c 12y ago
Well... keep in mind that the NYC subway opened 110 years ago while the MTR started in 1979. It's brand new! But yeah, the signage is terrible. Paris's system is even older and even if you don't speak much French it's
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by damon_c 12y ago
It would be nice if I could link to a filtered selection. Am I missing an obvious way to do this?
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by damon_c 12y ago
Self driving planes... Sorry. Honestly, I wanted to help with something constructive here but I don't think we will ever solve the problem of crazy people in the cockpit.
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by damon_c 12y ago
Wow. As a former longtime Maya user who quit the CG business for web development, this impresses me from every direction! Seriously, nice job. I look forward to seeing what Clara.io can do.
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by damon_c 12y ago
This argument is certainly logically sound but maybe it is ok for law abiding citizens to be prevented from owning machine guns. Also, lets prevent them from owning missiles, nuclear weapons, and deadly nerve gas. But where does one draw t

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