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by jamra 13y ago
As soon as I read that he was a car salesman in LA, I immediately threw out his entire statement. Car salesman in general are complete liars. They are also extremely at odds with the Tesla way of selling directly and not through dealerships
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by jamra 13y ago
Dart can compile into javascript. It is nothing like ActiveX. ActiveX is basically running native code from the browser. How are you making this link?
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by jamra 13y ago
I have a close friend who owns two new Cirus planes. There are tons of people who own jets as well. It all depends on your economic bracket. I think, though, that the private plane industry is going towards smaller, more expensive aircraft.
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by jamra 13y ago
Maybe the air force? They have tons of experience and the pay is pretty low for pilots. I don't think we're in a drought.
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by jamra 13y ago
Maybe they're not just paying for users. Maybe they're paying for the strong infrastructure of the messenger and the talent associated.
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by jamra 13y ago
I like what you did here. I like your photoshop tutorials. I think you should stick with those. Your book on iOS design was, quite frankly, a waste of money. You touched the surface of interesting design topics and then never dived in. It&#
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by jamra 13y ago
I get the idea, but I am wondering more on what kind of code will cause too much data to be retained and how to code around it. What you just described is how memory is allocated, but can this cause it to be retained outside a function body
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by jamra 13y ago
Can you link to any article about this? I haven't been able to find a good read on this subject.
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by jamra 13y ago
Thank you for posting this. I think they may have launched a bit too early. On a side note: Did you notice that as you scroll down, the dinosaur starts to lose more and more articles of clothing?
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by jamra 13y ago
You do realize that you are doing exactly what you are accusing people of. YOU are the black box.
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by jamra 13y ago
I am curious about the run time analysis. O(log_3 n) If you have two comparisons per call to your quicksort recursive function instead of just one comparison, are you reducing the complexity at all? The benefit of this method is less recurs
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by jamra 13y ago
So it could mean that they get jobs at companies like Google and Adobe... such as McDonalds. That is also a company.
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by jamra 13y ago
The government has elected representatives. It's not totalitarian. In a state with zero government regulation, you have just as terrible atrocities.
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by jamra 13y ago
Ayn Rand's opinions don't fit into a hybrid social system like ours. It can only be rationalized in a communist or other totalitarian society. Can you imagine a corporation with unlimited power that is free to do anything it pleas
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by jamra 13y ago
They are doing the same thing that Devry was. They are making up statistics about job placement to justify the high tuitions. This should be punishable by the state. 99% placement is impossibly high.
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by jamra 13y ago
I went to a California community college as well as a California state college. The problem with what you are proposing is that they are already so low on classes, they can't cover the basic comp sci curriculum. This means that you are
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by jamra 13y ago
This looks like an awesome library. I like how he does this: type Person struct { FirstName string `db:"first_name"` LastName string `db:"last_name"` Email string } to map columns to structs.
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by jamra 13y ago
I agree with the templating problem. Additionally, it is difficult to find proper documentation on how to do templating and not just basic examples.
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by jamra 13y ago
What's wrong with using raw sql classes? A web framework should be database agnostic. I agree with the usefulness of a better SQL library though. Edit: Wow that was worded poorly. What I meant was, what do you find bad about the SQL li
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by jamra 13y ago
Is this product HIPAA compliant?
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by jamra 13y ago
Is this an advertisement?
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by jamra 13y ago
The only way to get this done correctly is to have a mobile app. You can take advantage of the mobile GPS and the fact that hikers would love to update their phones with their trip info. The only downside would be connectivity issues while
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by jamra 13y ago
1. You can add methods to other people's types. 2. My solution is not incomplete. It solves the stated problem exactly. If you need to sort the objects with a different criteria, implement the interface with whichever criteria you want
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by jamra 13y ago
Why not make an interface called iCompare that has a single function: compare, which takes an object of type interface{}. You can then implement that single compare function, attached to your type of choice. Problem solved.
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by jamra 13y ago
I think there's a huge problem trying to have someone non-technical take charge of a technical task without a proper engineering team behind him. The automatic buying of ads seems like a difficult task. I don't think a CEO like M
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by jamra 13y ago
The issue most people have is the warrantless data collection that's going on. If there is no warrant specifying who, what, where and for how long, there is too much room for exploitation. It's not that they are hacking. It's
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by jamra 13y ago
I think that the early exploitation of Napster against the music industry made publishers feel like they were losing large amounts of revenue. There was one programming publisher who was trying to make the argument that the lack of availabi
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by jamra 13y ago
I don't think you lose your library. From what I was told, your account is put into a no-purchase mode where you can play your games but can't purchase any new ones.
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by jamra 13y ago
Manufacturing from the US is moving to Mexico. The transportation costs are far less. Also, since they have the raw goods inside Mexico, international fluctuations of the US dollar will not influence costs as much. I don't think Vietna
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by jamra 13y ago
The problem is that he makes a bold statement about Go's performance without proof or at least stating what the problem in Go was.

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