gtremper

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by gtremper 13y ago
I don't want cronyism in my data storage.
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by gtremper 13y ago
prepositions are hard :D
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by gtremper 13y ago
They mean very different things. "Banned for contributing" means that contributing was the reason for his ban. What he is banned from doing is unspecified. "Banned from contributing" means he did something bad and they w
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by gtremper 13y ago
I never was exposed to programming until university, and am now a Software Engineer.
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by gtremper 13y ago
You don't even need a Facebook acount for Facebook Messenger.
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by gtremper 13y ago
You don't need a facebook account to use Facebook Messenger, Parse, Instagram, or Whatsapp. I don't understand why people are worried about needing one for the oculus rift.
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by gtremper 13y ago
I think he was being a bit facetious.
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by gtremper 13y ago
He invented Javascript.
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by gtremper 13y ago
He spent his own money to try to make me a second class citizen. Am I supposed to "tolerate" it when someone has actively tried to take away my rights?
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by gtremper 13y ago
I'm (pretty)sure Facebook will leave Oculus alone; it would be dumb if they didn't, especially with all the anti-Facebook sentiment in our current zeitgeit. This is definitely a long term play towards becoming a major technology c
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by gtremper 13y ago
Nope, you have the cool/hip/popular opinion. Like hating country music or Nickleback.
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by gtremper 13y ago
Because 50% of humans are female. If there's a strong deviation from this in a large sample size, then there must be a correlation between being a woman and in CS. If gender didn't matter, there wouldn't be a correlation.
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by gtremper 13y ago
It's the "hello world" for people writing rendering software.
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by gtremper 13y ago
They actually refer to the same thing.
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by gtremper 13y ago
I'm pretty sure there are Indian YC founders, just not Native American ones.
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by gtremper 13y ago
At least in my apartment, this would almost be easier than a traditional delivery since they can just leave it on the roof. I think a lot of buildings have roof access, which would be a great/secure spot to leave your packages.
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by gtremper 13y ago
Stuff will show up in my Google Now? It's cool to search for a place on my computer and then have my phone ask me if I want directions when I'm leaving.
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by gtremper 13y ago
This looks like precomputed radiance transfer but for pixel art, cool.
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by gtremper 13y ago
Poe's law.
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by gtremper 13y ago
If robots can replace all human jobs, then why does anyone need to work? Or why does money even make sense them. All people need is food, water, and shelter. If machines can provide all that, lacking a job doesn't matter.
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by gtremper 13y ago
It seems like having the government cover all medical expenses through taxes is sort of like this. Since you pay more tax when your healthy (or I guess when you have more income).
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by gtremper 13y ago
One of my favorite proofs. It blew my mind when I understood it; it's so simple in hindsight. I've tried to explain it to non-technical people and haven't has as much luck conveying why it's so cool.
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by gtremper 13y ago
Spotify, Netflix, Prime.
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by gtremper 13y ago
http://www.ostem.org/
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by gtremper 13y ago
It was only 60 years between the Wright brothers and the moon landing. And considering the rate of technological advance is increasing, I think autonomous vehicles will take much less time. I can't even imagine what things will be like
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by gtremper 13y ago
Nothing lasts forever
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by gtremper 13y ago
I thought you could do this since the scope of the transcluded part is a sibling to the isolate scope. "The advantage of transclusion is that the linking function receives a transclusion function which is pre-bound to the correct scope
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by gtremper 13y ago
I think its more of a case of the tragedy of the commons.