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by fingerprinter 16y ago
The technical name is 'Tabata Protocol' and google is your friend here. Also, YouTube is awesome for finding good workouts if you know the right search terms. To get you started, this is a good video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtgRcq
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Going on a HUGE side tangent here b/c working out, fitness and overall health is a huge passion of mine... people don't know how to workout....and people don't know what an 'athlete' does when they workout. I've been around professional and
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Disagree strongly on several points. 1. New money doesn't mean it is clean. Zuck might be the first honest billionaire, but I highly doubt it. Highly. And, even if he was above board on every business dealing, partner agreement or equity st
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Wow...I had no idea about DotCloud. Thanks for posting this! Erlang support? Awesome. I have been hoping Heroku would have Erlang for quite some time!
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
This is absolutely fantastic. Does anyone know of anything as high quality for Django?
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
2006...so taking that into account. I am not quite sure why something like OCaml has not taken off in game development yet. Seems the promise of C speed, better programming abstractions and functional core would be something a strong game d
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
I just created an account and logged in using my twitter. Pretty painless and I was soon presented with a stream of topics that interest me, highlighted by people I follow on twitter. Interesting and already relevant. However, it was pretty
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Your job, now with more facebook spam.
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Feel the need to respond a bit since I've worked on an Erlang system of some significance. 1. Erlang has a funky syntax; deal with it. If you can't or won't learn the language b/c of the syntax that is your loss. I'm sorry, but I can't real
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
I had a progression like this: Emacs -> Vi(m) -> Emacs When I started programming in college it was Lisp and C and I got a co-op working for a big defense contractor doing C and everyone there used Emacs so I used Emacs. I remember
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
One thing that would be important, and I'll admit I didn't register for an account to see if this is possible, but I don't believe anyone will buy a home sight unseen or without and inspection. Is there a facility to book a viewing or book
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Lovely site...but is it really all flash? I have flashblock on and it said entire site was flash. Perhaps an HTML5/JS version would be more appropriate? I was hesitant to let that much flash load on my system given what flash does to my ses
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Ok, I read the claim, looked at the dates and have to say this...WTF? When I was in college I worked on a system for a government affiliated agency doing research into flight simulators and other aviation related software. The exact project
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
I don't know why more people aren't excited about Reia. ErlangVM w/ more approachable syntax? Awesome. Not that I don't like Erlang syntax, I just think more people would be willing to use it if it has more familiar syntax.
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
Unless the number of engineers they have w/ all the hiring is still less than 20, you don't . You hope that your culture is in place and strong enough to have some say over what happens in the future, but realistically if you don't have REA
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by fingerprinter 16y ago
(throw away account...) Full disclosure: I wrote one of these systems (AMA) 1. You'd probably be surprised what we can figure out from this. You'd also be surprised that there isn't much you can do to stop it from happening b/c we've been a