imdsm

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by imdsm 10y ago
Exactly. It's actually not like the ticking "no criminal record", it's like putting down "yes, a minor conviction" and the employer saying "well that's fine" until ten years later they fire you f
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by imdsm 10y ago
I always found context, i.e. let context = this, to be far more descriptive.
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by imdsm 10y ago
Goodenough? It's great!
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by imdsm 10y ago
Sadly, the top comments are down at the bottom. Perhaps the scoring algorithm is X=-X.
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by imdsm 10y ago
I suppose it's a good job that opinions are just that then. I personally enjoyed this link.
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by imdsm 10y ago
How about a pressure system? Each purchase increases the price by $2, but each day that passes without a purchase lowers it by $2. Eventually it would reach some sort of equilibrium of how much people are willing to pay for a simple logo se
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by imdsm 10y ago
> No one knows "Bay12Games" Really? You can find some of us here. Length > 0. http://www.bay12games.com/champions.html > The guy running this should get over it, and admit that the only reason he's g
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by imdsm 10y ago
I think I need one.
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by imdsm 10y ago
I think it's part of the package. Name me anything that is perfect without flaws and still useful? Water is great to drink yet it gets you wet and drowns you if you breath it. Fire is lovely and warm and cooks our food but burns and me
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by imdsm 10y ago
Bumps on my MBP late '13 are now F & J for what it's worth.
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by imdsm 10y ago
I disagree, respectfully, I think that the stop-start nature and complex workings of DF would mean that any sort of co-op would severely constrain the game, well at least with respect to fortress mode. I suppose there could be an argument f
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by imdsm 10y ago
Indeed, the high barrier of entry, but for those of us who have entered, we enjoy a very privileged membership that just keeps on giving. I'm a ten year veteran, and have helped many other "hardcore" gamers to get into it, bu
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by imdsm 10y ago
I found DS to be too hands on. I like to be more elevated, with my pawns having some autonomy.
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by imdsm 10y ago
Utilities is part of the game ecosystem though. Dwarf Therapist is great, but after 30 dwarfs it becomes better to enable autolabor. To be fair, I'd like to see RimWorld* manage 200+ pawns. * Not to say I dislike RimWorld, in fact it i
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by imdsm 10y ago
Kill cats before they adopt a dwarf. Clean up old clothes with dfhack, and stop making dams!
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by imdsm 10y ago
I agree. I've played DF for probably about a decade now, and the UI isn't an issue. I know every keybind so I don't really need to go searching for it. Yes, to begin with, it is a bit of a struggle, but the wiki ( http:/
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by imdsm 10y ago
Great resource, but it could be a phenomenal resource if you documented each method and explained how and why it does what it does. Don't get me wrong, having working code to play with is key, but when you don't fully grasp the co
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by imdsm 10y ago
If they are tidally locked as reported, then there will be no day, not really. Just as there is no day on the moon.
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by imdsm 10y ago
My son is 7... months old, so he doesn't really understand it yet. I can't wait until he's getting excited about these things.
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by imdsm 10y ago
If I could afford it, I'd hire you. Sorry I can't afford it.
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by imdsm 10y ago
Added bonus: beautiful typography.
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by imdsm 10y ago
People dislike GMO because they aren't hungry. Wait until there is less food, and they will think differently. Do you think people living in arid conditions said no to GMO crops that increased their yield by whatever-hundred % it was?
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by imdsm 10y ago
Good luck, hope you find someone. Luckily, most people who see this and scoff won't have been the person you're looking for anyway.
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by imdsm 10y ago
Let's just say we've both worked for a particular online retailer who thought having the mobile site act like an app but not be an app would be a good idea.
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by imdsm 10y ago
And there I was compiling Gentoo at 13 because I liked the colours.
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by imdsm 10y ago
Needs to run in background...
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by imdsm 10y ago
My anecdote conflicts. I found that being in an institution, following a learning path, designed for the average child, meant I progressed less than I could and had my potential wasted. Poorly behaved children or those who aren't acade
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by imdsm 10y ago
Not if the teachers aren't adequately able to teach the gifted children. All you then end up with is a child with a lot of wasted potential and a teacher losing patience with a bored child. As for me, programming since the age of about
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by imdsm 10y ago
I agree. It's not always the language which makes it tough to integrate yourself into a project, sometimes it's all the frameworks, libraries, build tools, and general makeup of the project itself. I worked for a company a few yea
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by imdsm 10y ago
The UK fits within the Gulf of Mexico. http://i.imgur.com/aTnhSpp.png

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