dferlemann

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by dferlemann 12y ago
As a Chinese, I thought 灯 is pronounced "deng." If it makes "dang" sound, my mom would beat the shit out of me.
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by dferlemann 12y ago
pretty close, except 神马 actually means Godly Horse, 神么actually means God? Not really funny when I explain it out, it's the typo and pronunciation variance that's kinda funny.
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by dferlemann 12y ago
If it can reply whatever you requested accurately, then the established 2-way communication can be said to have the same quality.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
how stressful is this line of work? what's the payoff? and how to get started?
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by dferlemann 13y ago
don't write programs if you have less than 10 years of programming experience; your horrible code will make programmers all look bad. BTW. no one's gonna hire you if you have less than 10 years of programming experience in a speci
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by dferlemann 13y ago
> LOL. How does this not apply: "As a boss I should treat my employees the way I would like my boss to treat me." Any reasonable person understands that the professional context means that the relationship between boss/emp
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by dferlemann 13y ago
My general impression about being a boss is that "one should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself" does not apply for such situation. Like business should focus on customers, leadership style should focus on empl
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Fuck the world. He's action is true to himself. For that, I respect the guy.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
causalities... :)
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by dferlemann 13y ago
It ceases to be cool when your grandmother just liked your relationship status...
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by dferlemann 13y ago
That's my general impression as well. That's why I didn't get a master in CS rather a MBA which is kind of relaxing and fun (my company offered for my master degree, otherwise I'd never go... ). Pretty much all CS master
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Too bad no upvote button. I agree with you. I find the comment also a little too worked up with a little useful counter argument. I agree STD has its uses in situations. Nassim is not saying to get rid of the concept, but more like saying a
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I am certainly touched by this. I'd forgive a guy like that and many other Japanese who admit to their horrific acts. I don't like generalization such as saying I forgive Japan, nor would I say Japanese are monsters. So long the s
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by dferlemann 13y ago
There are existing Japanese military documents on the subject... Writings of Japanese officers admitting to it and publicly asking for forgiveness. Yeah. Money at stake huh?
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Not even an estimated time schedule. Not like it's gonna suddenly drop 47% employment next year. It would be a slow process of replacing laborious jobs to intelligent jobs. Adapt and survive, isn't that how it suppose to be?
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by dferlemann 13y ago
cannot live without (from VS): - syntax highlighting obviously - THIS IS BIG: open IDE with unlimited number of instances. I forgot which IDE annoyed me on this one... IntelliJ? - reference lookup - intellisense - code (unit test) coverag
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I actually got some work done...
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by dferlemann 13y ago
As a man in my 20s, I welcome the challenge. What's fair or not fair about it? I'd be thrilled to work in a world with more competent people around.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I'm thinking more in the form of technological trade.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Back I was in China, I remember reading news that appears Chinese government was really happy Dr Qian was forced to return. Dr. Qian is really high profile in the sense of academic achievement. I don't think there is high enough salary
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by dferlemann 13y ago
It depends on the person. Some after that worked hard not only on technical expertise but also on self-esteem. Some were indignant and convinced themselves they don't want that job anyway, all people on that level are incompetent manag
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I find competency does not correlate well with level of confidence. Therefore, being confident does not mean incompetence. IMHO, confidence is a state of mind, and competence is a state of being. A lot of people get them mixed up. I know re
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by dferlemann 13y ago
This is not a logical issue. It's an emotional one. So, it depends on the person. Wouldn't you held anything against a country if that's country's border control detained you, denied the services you paid for, denied the
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Same thing here working for government... it's ridiculous.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I totally agree. If I needed validation from someone, I'd not go starting up a company...
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by dferlemann 13y ago
Thanks! Pocket integration is definite enough for me to convert. I will wait for the update on comment feature.
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by dferlemann 13y ago
It's so awesome. I'm gonna use it for my next impress.js presentation this Thursday. Thanks, Marek! :)
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I don't think the question is complete... otherwise I probably just give: x => Num of Rabbits, y => Num Holes x,y,x+y=[0,m*n-1]
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by dferlemann 13y ago
I have always feel the old skeuomorphism UI is a pretty good design. It's quite unique and doesn't give me "color panic attack" because it has depth perception... I like Flat UI that are simple and clean, like few of Mic
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by dferlemann 13y ago
If you gonna say UI in general, Apple's iPhone and iPod interface were designed first before Android caught up... Microsoft is even later... just saying. If you are talking about flat UI, then yes, Android advanced it. However, I agree

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