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dantle
9y ago
I followed the same flow for learning Spanish as you, and your site looks excellent. I too have a bunch of infinitives memorized via Anki, but would like to practice all forms of conjugation, and manually creating more flashcards is simply
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dantle
9y ago
Not the first time I've seen a reference to D.M. and pivotal work.[0] Is giving a shout out to D.M. some sort of Microsoft meme? [0] https://github.com/netmf/llilum
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dantle
10y ago
I try these challenges often! As a corporate worker, I can usually fit self-directed routines into my life without much trouble. "Don't break the chain" psychology also works well on me. When I was a scrawny 25 year old, I
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dantle
10y ago
Indistinguishable From Magic: Manufacturing Modern Computer Chips. Explains a lot of recent mass-market innovations that keep the semiconductor manufacturing industry rolling, and goes into detail about the many tricks used to ensure scalin
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dantle
12y ago
I believe it's free for everyone. > RemObjects Silver is absolutely free of charge to use, both during the current beta period, and once we release the shipping version.
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dantle
12y ago
You may have a low risk profile and good health, but if you ever need medical care you'll be spending less money on it if you have insurance. Theoretically insurance companies operate by charging you a rate around (or slightly higher
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dantle
12y ago
- I'd like to specify how much money I'm willing to spend, or at least be shown a number of dollar signs in the app. - The blurry pictures don't seem very useful, but the subtle parallax effect is nice. - If the value-add on
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dantle
13y ago
Wrote an app[1] to help Windows tablet users operate push-to-talk apps (like Ventrilo, Mumble, or TeamSpeak) without external hardware. My first time playing with old Win32 GUI stuff, and my first blog entry! [1] http://blog.dant
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dantle
13y ago
I didn't know UNIX won't allow kernel exception handling. Source? Of course exceptions are suboptimal; bad performance compared to "goto" can have unintended side effects depending upon the OS (scheduling work may be tr
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dantle
13y ago
(C/OS developer spiel) I'm sick of these app developers assuming that using "goto" is bad practice. The fact is that "goto" is used plenty in great production code you're probably running right now.[1] I
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dantle
13y ago
You're right, FULL_NO_HZ isn't mentioned in the blog I linked. It's more similar to CONFIG_NO_HZ.
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dantle
13y ago
Windows 8 pushes out the tick. See "Idle Hygiene" here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/11/08/building-a-pow...
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dantle
14y ago
Ha ha, yes, how bad those schools must be. They are wholly dependent upon Germans to answer the tough questions, like what is the square of 25, and what's your best guess for the square root of 21. One only needs to remember a simple algor
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dantle
14y ago
Me neither. No restaurant can afford 2.75% per transaction going to Square versus the 1.64% which goes to Visa/Mastercard/Discover[1]. Fortunately for Starbucks, people are willing to pay much more for their cup of coffee than it costs th
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dantle
15y ago
I actually wonder if the brogrammer faces more discrimination than the female programmer. Who would want to hire a loud drunk frat boy to program for their Fortune 500 company?
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dantle
15y ago
When I first saw this was open source, I downloaded it immediately. Was pretty sure you were gonna take it to become a billionaire, so I wanted to have it as a reference for my own projects. Glad to see I can still get the updates. :)
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dantle
15y ago
The trick is to create a circle of people you want to follow, and then click that circle on the left side of the stream page to see only what they think. I submitted a request for a main stream editor but I doubt they'll implement it.
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dantle
15y ago
If you're ever wondering if Intel invented something related to transistors, the answer is probably yes.
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dantle
15y ago
I would never hire a highschooler to do a real demanding coding job, and I would imagine that it's all a startup would have to offer. "A little bit of programming" is what a lot of your peers entering college have, and they're not jumping o
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dantle
16y ago
Can you give an example of removing some backwards compatibility with C that would make C++ cleaner?
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dantle
16y ago
As it turns out, a history of IBM is basically the history of computers. Ever hear the phrase "everything thats worth inventing already has been at IBM?" They created RISC and out-of-order, superscalar processing, relational databases, TCM,
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dantle
16y ago
Can you clarify why you think parents not giving a damn about what their daughters do with their careers is worse?
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dantle
16y ago
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&t... ; So much for Simple English wikipedia!
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dantle
16y ago
Agreed. The purpose of most communities is to grow. Certainly Digg and Reddit wanted growth; it's their business. Communities don't have to operate that way. Surely they can be designed for optimal quality; or as you said, modified so t
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dantle
16y ago
The first book I read was Beating The Street by Peter Lynch. It's well written and helped me get some confidence and the right mindset.
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dantle
16y ago
fuckin nice. now I feel like a doofus for using ruby, when I thought it was straightforward.
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dantle
16y ago
Ishmael by Daniel Quinn. Explains an ethical viewpoint in a very clear style. Changed the way I think about human progress.