ddoolin

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by ddoolin 12y ago
Just because people disagree still doesn't mean it's harassment. Also, nearly this entire post's comments are debate. There are people on both sides. This issue is not black and white, anything but. If you read some other com
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Did you read the post? > A few minutes later he sent me an email saying he'd spoken to his team and they were looking for someone with a lot more experience It was a team decision, and while the quote is not final, points more to th
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by ddoolin 12y ago
People go to GREAT lengths for the "eventual goal of sex" all the time without it being labeled a sexual advance, including striking up what may seem like friendly conversation even though you may never have the slightest idea tha
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by ddoolin 12y ago
That is some serious speculation! There is no way you could possibly know if he has that power just from what she wrote.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Because there's more at stake here than just "some guy who admitted he was wrong." People are jumping on this as yet another example of how horribly "male" the entire industry, how hostile it is to females, etc.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Sexual advances? Did we all miss something?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
You're speculating in the same breath with which you say not to speculate. We don't know why they interviewed her, and frankly we interview people fairly often that don't have the requisite experience on paper because we know
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I see your point -- thanks for the explanation (and neighboring comment from mike).
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Your opening is a logical fallacy ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman ). Anyway, she was already told she wouldn't be hired there. The OP also doesn't mention that it was an exchange of favors (i.e.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I've had three MBPs over the course of a few years and never had this issue. Though, I have noticed a very small dust build up but it definitely hasn't compromised the magnetic seal. Is it an older version? I don't plug/
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by ddoolin 12y ago
The main button linking to "Git-hub" should read "GitHub."
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Agreed. Love the L&F but that icon is slightly "misleading," as far as typical user expectations goes.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
sub-par*? -- I find that I actually pronounce it like you spelled it somewhat often.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
> Drugs are like gambling. They hardly bring any good and potentially bring lots of bad. Do you think it would be good to push opiates on the Chinese, or push MJ on Mexicans and blacks? Would that be justice? While we may agree that puni
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by ddoolin 12y ago
They will probably hustle now. But their "fiber" wasn't true fiber like Google Fiber. RST's solution was fiber to a wireless node that would power multiple homes.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Does buried cable somehow mean we can't get fiber? We also have buried cable. I thought most of Charlotte had it.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Could you (or someone) translate just a few of the messages so we can get an idea of what's going on on the map? I'm not quite understanding the intended goal of the map is all.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Exactly. The irony here is intense.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Sorta related, The HTTP2 Error Code of ENHANCE_YOUR_CALM strikes me as a joke because of the name... http://http2.github.io/http2-spec/index.html#ErrorCodes A quick Google shows that it's previously just been used
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Systems development, game development, app development, scientific/data programming, etc. Some of these lie closer on the spectrum to web development than others but web seems to be the only one having these growing pains.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I think it's more of an honest attempt to satisfy the very low barrier to entry that's been created to web development. "Anyone can do it!" is now coming back to bite, hard. Not saying that everyone couldn't do it,
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Is there somewhere where you or someone else goes into more details on the points you made?
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Can't claim to know personally but a quick search turns up numerous results claiming that mice and rats are similar to humans in anatomy, genetics, internal processes, etc. I think they become even better candidates when you compare th
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I guess I wasn't seriously questioning the reasons why they would do it. It does make sense but isn't there some point where complimenting your customers to make them feel all warm could go "too far"? I'm pretty lai
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Like the AMC theatres pre-show messages where it says something along the lines of "Thank you for being _absolutely amazing!_" Makes me cringe SO HARD every time. Why are we telling people they're amazing for existing? Haven&
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I'll be the odd one out and say that the presentation is actually gorgeous. It's really not a whole lot of extra resources that need to be pulled in to do it, either. You could do it in a few lines of HTML/CSS if you were so
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out; I used the original EeePC for a long time but could only remember that I had had a laptop where the heat exhausted through the keyboard, not which model. Interesting but once it really started to kick up, this
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by ddoolin 12y ago
This may sound strange since it was mostly a technical post, but your blogging about Lwan inspired me to really delve into HTTP servers. So much so that I grabbed a copy of the HTTP/2 draft spec and am working on implementing it (in a
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by ddoolin 12y ago
Children seems like a strange choice of vocabulary to describe people in their 20s.
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by ddoolin 12y ago
I wouldn't say it's completely unbiased. They have a larger share of the education market than iPads. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2855768/why-chromebooks-are-s...

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