jcutrell

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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I get the chastising, but this is out of bounds I think. Just because someone used a commonly abused expression doesn't mean we need to trash on them. It doesn't really teach anyone anything good. Beat stupid people with intellect
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   Agreed. Picked it up recently, and it's awesome.
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   Clarification: I hope this stays unmarred by overly pornographic self indulgence. (Didn't mean to down on CR directly so harshly...)
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I like this a lot. I hope this avoids Chatroulette syndrome. Any plans for that?
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I've always felt that the English language is somewhat ambivalent, but the construction of the language via writing is not ambivalent. To complete the idea, imagine how language is used. Certainly, we don't think in punctuation-ab
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I like the concept of implementing the "waiting" function of responding to a cheat code as an asynchronous promise-style callback. I think this should be used more often in event-driven stuff, even when it's not explicitly &q
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I've been very productive with these key bindings. Ctrl+d is forward delete. There's also a lot of other possibilities with plugins for a given editor, like Vim-style bindings in Sublime. I haven't yet found any real restrict
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I did this with an Ikea tabletop and some shelf hangers while I was at GaTech. The shelf hangers framed the glass tabletop on a concrete wall. Albeit not a standalone board, it also had the ikea led strip. It worked well for me to map out i
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   by jcutrell 13y ago

   I agree that the functional paradigm works very well for a problem like Hanoi. In fact, it's certainly very good for any type of operational/algorithmic challenge. However, the question isn't just alluding to functional quest
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    > As a Go player I take this as an insult. I'd be of the opinion that boring-ness is fairly subjective, so being insulted probably isn't warranted. You make good points about the gameplay differences, though.
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I would highly recommend that instead of making this a web app, you turn it into a theme of some sort. Most people will not want ANOTHER profile on ANOTHER domain. But, many people do still want to have their own domain. Make it easy for me
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Got really excited about Language Processing, then I saw what's on the page. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/LanguageProcess... I do look forward to what's next on this, especially because I
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    That's not true. Passive income doesn't just happen. What the author is asking is simple: I've written a thing that could bring me passive income. Now, how do I finish the investment so that it gains the momentum it needs to
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    The problem with this is the basic structure of the notification system. The standard would be the push system itself (rather than a browser standard).
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    This was of utmost importance in my ERP class at GaTech - implementing a data segmenting algorithmic solution always requires that you hold out a sample set. This really is across all statistics, if I'm not mistaken - the validation se
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I agree to some extent. However, I do think that there is a level of "ramping up" that requires a good bit of teaching and understanding. It sort of is the members only cigar club of academics. While I can read, understand, and su
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Makes sense - I'm not super familiar with how to make that happen in JS, so it's all new to me. :)
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I've used Cloud app for this in the past - works great, but has an upload limit. What's the story on that here?
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I think you have something here if you focus on the idea that the submissions should be essays. If you don't focus that and make sure the content is great, then there's not much of a difference between this platform and, say, Tumb
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    This is absolutely fantastic. Really impressive work with the material itself.
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I very much like this idea. I think the most important and persistent feedback would be to offer more (even if just a few more) asks on the front page. While it makes sense to limit focus, by having one a week, I feel entirely less compelle
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    "Modern, clean, and comfortable." Design terms like these, when juxtaposed with the "curvy tab" language, get way under my skin. What is a "comfortable" design, exactly? I suppose a better question would be, wh
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Semantics are semantics. The point of semantics is to glean meaning . This does not necessarily mean Oxford Dictionary meaning, nor does it mean HTML Spec meaning. Here's the tradeoff : The semantic meaning of a bootstrap class is ev
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    I'd recommend using the bootstrap source at first, and pulling out the modules you don't need from the bootstrap.less file. Because they are separated semantically, you can probably guess which pieces you won't need, and then
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Sometimes the primarily responsible person isn't a developer on a given team. Especially at smaller firms, hats of responsibility are passed around to multiple members of the team, regardless of that member's particular talents&#x
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    We've been on HipChat for a bit now. Campfire seemed a bit ugly to our tastes. We don't use chat so much for the Hubot-ish stuff, but I have enjoyed using Robut[0] as a culture tool. I usually serve it directly from my computer, w
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Love these talks from Zach Holman. Brilliant work happening at GitHub, of course. Seeing the rise of the "primarily responsible person" is huge for us in our small company - we've found it's natural to work this way, wit
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    A dangerously awesome feature: eval means it probably would support anon funcs.
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    Quite honestly, this sounds like a classic case of OCD. I'm not going to be the idiot who tries to diagnose you, but I've dealt with mild anxiety issues, and my sister has OCD. It will help you to understand yourself. Take the tim
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    by jcutrell 13y ago

    This is really quite silly to me. Lyrical content can't be "sold" to consumers - it can only be used in promotional material. I can't imagine how anyone would be able to calculate damages for punitive action, but I can&#