dantheman0207

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by dantheman0207 8y ago
Would love to read more about this, any pointers?
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
I think the parents’ point was that even though GDP per capita has increased, the cost of living has increased disproportionately. Because of the rise in housing and healthcare costs, net income in real dollars has gone down even as GDP con
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
Other companies didn’t want to make that huge investment BECAUSE of Google. Google offered the same service for free, which meant they had no recourse for recouping that investment. Now that has changed, and the lack of standing competitor
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
I can’t tell if this is satire, bald cynicism, or a heady mix of both :)
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
Thoughtful and well made counterpoint to the sometimes overprotective stance tech industry people take to criticisms of cell phones. Seems to me like the issue is the dosage - there has never been any organism exposed to this sustained leve
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
I live in the Netherlands but grew up in the U.S. and I often go back and forth between Dutch and English when searching(depending mostly on context). I have also used my google account while living in the U.S. and later in the Netherlands
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
Official [netflix twitter]( https://twitter.com/NETFLIX ) looks normal, but the site is down hard for me (503 & 504 errors) in Amsterdam.
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by dantheman0207 8y ago
It is what happened, but it took a paradigm shift (aircraft carriers) not an increase in computational (fire-)power. The Japanese actually invested heavily in the biggest battleship in the world. It was soundly defeated at sea by an inferio
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by dantheman0207 9y ago
Cool service! When I try to visit your blog, I get a certificate error in Chrome. A little frustrating, cause I'd love to read more about your techniques! Check out https://whatsmychaincert.com/?blog.projectpiglet.com
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by dantheman0207 9y ago
The private attributes thing has also but me in the ass...encode/decide functions won’t touch private variables and won’t throw an error if all variables in a struct are private. What kind of issues did you run into with pointers insid
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by dantheman0207 9y ago
"Too many chefs in the kitchen" is the first one. Not sure about the second, but probably the same kinda thing.
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by dantheman0207 9y ago
Off topic, but how did you do that? Did you ask after having proven you got work done? Or did you bring it up at the initial interview?
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by dantheman0207 10y ago
It was really effective! It was great to be able to visually "walk" through the state space. If you do another, more technical post digging into the details then I would definitely be interested.
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by dantheman0207 14y ago
I recently did a small group project in which we shared a .doc on dropbox between users on Windows and Ubuntu. We had the same issue, as well as disappearing page numbers and other spooky trivia. Multi-user document editing is hand-wavy ar
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by dantheman0207 14y ago
Their point is that the link anchor should describe what's happening at the endpoint. I agree, a generic noun doesn't always describe it. "Falling Bear" doesn't say the same thing as "Falling Bear getting run over." From Aristotle to OOP, t
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
I just wanted to say that your explanation for e is excellently done. I found it incredibly helpful - it was exactly the kind of intuitive, step-by-step explanation I was looking for. I hope that you're planning on releasing more content.
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
I'm in the Netherlands right now, and it is not more expensive for me to go to Belgium. In fact, I don't even need my passport - just my ID(which I'm legally required to have anywhere in the Netherlands also).
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
One of the most effective ways to learn a new language(I've found) is to actively tie new vocabulary & grammatical structures to existing knowledge and etymological backgrounds. This makes it much easier to recall and use in familiar wa
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
I don't think they're forced to start a company. The trick is defining yourself in a way that provides a clear example of your value to a company, and how exactly they can monetize that. That's difficult to do right now, for the reasons you
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
I'm in Eindhoven. Even with a group with as high an Internet presence as hackers it can be hard to find people. With the technical university here the level of hackers is high, but I'm not getting results on the website.
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
Working flawlessly on Ubuntu 11.10 with Chrome 15.0.874.121
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by dantheman0207 15y ago
They mention in the article that it had a dose-dependent effect on renal function that was both predictable and reversible. You're definitely correct, in that I wouldn't trust any fat-loss mechanism that works through accelerating apoptosis
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by dantheman0207 16y ago
Was this you? http://10gui.com/video/ If not, sorry. If it is, amazing!
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by dantheman0207 16y ago
Yes, but hopefully it doesn't. There was some nasty inflation during that period. It could be worse, it could be better this time around.
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by dantheman0207 16y ago
These are some great knots to know, but all of these knots are common ones, with common names. None of which he accurately refers to here.
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by dantheman0207 17y ago
More accurately, if the iPad were a car, doing the repair work yourself, as an unlicensed mechanic, would void your warranty. Thus the analogy still holds. If I try to change my power steering fluid and end up completely killing the pump, t