groundhogday1

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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   I'm confused about the need to have a web app that 'runs anywhere' when you know exactly 'where' it's going to run. When you spin up an instance, don't you get to decide what OS and services you're go
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   Isn't this what Rails did/does?
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   There is value in understanding the history of a thing if the goal is to maintain. A lot of people get paid a lot of money to maintain a thing. At some point the thing becomes obsolete or less valuable and somebody gets paid to patch the th
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   I don't know much about this type of technology, but I'm assuming that in it's current state, fMRI machines can't be compacted to the point where it is comfortable to wear on a daily basis. I know that in their current s
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   Maybe i'm grossly oversimplifying this, but wouldn't it be easy to have participants in a study wear an EEG cap (maybe some work needed to put it in a fashionable form) and keep a X-second sliding window of data? They could then u
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   I think if climate friendly options were available in more chassis options and body styles, people would adopt them faster. I think people want to do the 'right' thing in switching to an EV/hybrid option, but there isn't
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   I'm about the opposite of you. Not a good programmer, but I excelled at the 'formal stuff.' Automata theory, regular expressions, compilers, operating systems, discrete math... these are all areas where I did well. Labs and
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   by groundhogday1 10y ago

   So the assumption being made here is that students either get it or they don't based on genetic predisposition? I, for one, don't particularly subscribe to the notion that every CS student needs to score an INTP on the Meyers-Brig