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Microsoft Character Riddle(blogs.technet.com)
2 points by gregors 12y ago|1 comments
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by gregors 12y ago
Dont talk to police https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
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by gregors 12y ago
The admin is a web application I can tell this because I'm looking at my browser. ;) Not wanting to deal with the boring parts of web apps -- that's understandable but not business/user savvy.
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by gregors 12y ago
I've played tech support to many people in my circle of friends and family who have no idea that alternate browsers even exist. The vast majority of users use what comes on the phone by default.
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by gregors 12y ago
another truck driver .... http://nasa.orau.org/postdoc/about-fellows/milligan.htm
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by gregors 12y ago
works after refresh for me
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by gregors 12y ago
I'm guessing this doesn't disappear anytime soon https://github.com/rails/rails/tree/master/activerecord/test
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by gregors 12y ago
I've seen this behavior from both the Uncle Bob and DHH camps. Then again, how many Rails devs out there are using Rspec or alternative Rails stacks?
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by gregors 12y ago
What if I decide to write my Capybara tests first? <troll />
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by gregors 13y ago
You mean American society don't you? Most societies in the world aren't governed by America. Let's not pretend for a single second America leads the way in progressive and social change.
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by gregors 13y ago
https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/195924/proving-a-fa...
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by gregors 13y ago
that's what I said "constant time"
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by gregors 13y ago
The size of the number (result) is (N(N + 1))/2, the computation of the algorithm is constant. I've never heard anyone discuss the result of the algorithm using Big O.
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by gregors 13y ago
"sum of the numbers from 1 to N is O(N^2)" Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but no it isn't. it's O(N) if you have to traverse a list of numbers it's actually constant time if the numbers are sequential.
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by gregors 13y ago
Exactly what I thought!
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by gregors 13y ago
Aggression solves this problem. Pure and simple. You can't reason and talk things over - fight or leave. Humans are unique in that we place a weaker person into a group of more aggressive people day after day with no escape. In the wil
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by gregors 13y ago
probably very close to the way I stare at people who exclaim "Yay! It compiles! It must work!"
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by gregors 13y ago
short version "programmers can mess up unit tests" let me suggest: http://www.amazon.com/Growing-Object-Oriented-Software-Guide...
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by gregors 13y ago
Just look here https://www3.orau.gov/NPDoc/Catalog NASA does quite a bit of Earth Science and Aeronautics
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by gregors 13y ago
Most people who know how to program attempt to teach their kids how to program. That being said, we need many more resources of all kinds directed towards teaching children. I hope this leads to 100 more programming books/videos direct
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by gregors 13y ago
I also have a set of these, they work great!
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by gregors 13y ago
Any code you modify now is much more likely to be modified in the future compared to any code you haven't yet touched. Test the code you touch.
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by gregors 13y ago
To me their the same exact thing when people drag-n-drop code in visual studio. oohhh ahhhh everyone says, except it has nothing to do with real world coding. i.e. it's proof of concept code at best.
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by gregors 13y ago
would you mind pm me @gostermag
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by gregors 13y ago
it must be a bug in the bubblesort!
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by gregors 13y ago
I read it as "people from Standford aged 19-26"
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by gregors 13y ago
Brain teaser questions are great at finding candidates who have heard the brainteaser before. They are useless at finding people who are good at coding. Even Google accepts this now.
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by gregors 13y ago
Two spaces is wrong.
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by gregors 13y ago
Placing sentences on their own lines would even be better at offering visual cue.....oooh I see what you did there
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by gregors 13y ago
Knowing the high school and approx age in Austin... You probably know the year she graduated, you can run subsequent queries using +-1 based off of that graduation year. What you're after at first are rosters. The end goal is to place

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