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by jeremyt 13y ago
Because the elements only exist in my wireframes :)
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Thanks for the link. With the caveat that I just watched the video and didn't do any further digging... It looks really cool, but it may be for people who need a lot more freedom with their animations. Honestly, my needs could be met w
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Yes, it looks like it's not what I'm looking for. Just wanted to post in case there were others out there like me who were confused.
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Some thoughts: I heard about this a couple months ago at a conference on rapid prototyping, and I've been waiting for it to come out in the hopes that we would finally have a rapid prototyping solution for user interface designs. I&#x2
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Well, if your first sentence is correct, then I think we have a major constitutional crisis, because I just described what amounts to an effective repeal of the law. To extend the idea further: What's to stop the president from changin
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Well, here's my question, then. If the Obama administration has the power to postpone both the employer mandate and the signup deadlines... What's to stop a Republican president in 2016 from coming in and saying that the employer
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Hm, I've read your comment several more times and it still plainly reads to me that you are arguing that China's leadership, being engineers, have a better grasp of the futility of being corrupt... and since the United States is l
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Of course I'm aware of that. It's exactly the point I'm trying to make. I've never heard of anything like this happening, anywhere, ever. Even in casual settings. Nor have I observed that a normal response to sexual arou
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by jeremyt 13y ago
I also think you're overreacting, honestly. I don't think I've ever in my professional career observed someone being feverish and flushed and assume that it had something to do with sexual tension. Men just aren't that o
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Sorry, but when you use the example of a repressive, communist regime that gives its people hardly any freedoms at all as an example of a better way of running a governmentyou kind of lose credibility. Not to mention the fact that China see
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I had individual coverage as a freelancer for $130 per month.
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I'm going to take you at your word that you're actually curious. I think you're seeing hypocrisy here when there is really a lot less in reality. People who are in favor of a certain outcome have no obligation to act as if th
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by jeremyt 13y ago
The cats and dogs line was a joke. In this case, I added the word literally to mean "usually when people utter this phrase they actually mean it figuratively, but I'm making such a strong statement that I'm really trying to s
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You are correct. I'm not writing a research paper. I'm simply stating an alternative hypothesis that you are free to accept or reject. I offer it as food for thought and invite you to do some more research into the issue if you ar
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Despite what everybody likes to think, politicians aren't idiots. When somebody disagrees with me, I like to assume that they're not idiots and that the disagreement might be based on some legitimate point that I've missed. T
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by jeremyt 13y ago
I guess I'm just puzzled at the entire idea. How many people out there have as their top concern that the person that they would like to meet for dating is also a programmer?
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Okay then, how do I find a travel agent that will book me the cheapest flight to London for 50 bucks?
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by jeremyt 13y ago
"How to Spend $75 Billion to Make the World a Better Place" - I'm about halfway through, but according to this Copenhagen consensus group, which appears to be made up of Nobel prize-winning scientists, the ROI for global warm
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One reason that hasn't been mentioned is external sales are considered a valuation event for the purposes of valuing option offers for new hires. Especially when liquidity is so low, these secondary offerings result in ridiculous valua
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Well, after searching, it appears there is a book that does exactly this. I'm going to read it, and then maybe I will have a better idea of what the relative cost benefits are. https://www.amazon.com/gp/digital&#x2
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Here's my problem with the "the science is settled" argument: Every time I go to investigate specific issues, it appears that there are credible people that disagree with the "settled science". Let me be clear, I&#x
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Also, I'm from the south, so feel free to contact me if you need any advice. I've been there; done that.
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Don't listen all the whining. When I moved to San Francisco in 2008 to work on a startup, I rented a small bedroom in a house with an immigrant couple for $450 per month. If you want to make it work, you'll make it work.
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by jeremyt 13y ago
I think you've missed the point that I was making, so I'm a little puzzled as to why you're spending all the time to do a line by line takedown. My main point is that I think any money that we are thinking about spending to m
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I'm trying very hard to be constructive here, and I'm not exactly making an argument I'm just telling you where I am on the issue. Clearly I'm not an expert and I haven't read everything there is to read about it. I
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I think if you equate the difficulty of CFC reduction and sulfur reduction to the difficulty of reducing global CO2 emissions, then you're really not having a serious conversation. There's at least two orders of magnitude of diffi
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Global warming is one of those tough issues for me. I guess you could call me a skeptic, but I try very hard to be a thoughtful skeptic. What makes the whole conversation unproductive is there appears to be two sides: one which argues there
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Yes, but the point being made here is that managers should do more. They should spend all of a whole 30% of their time coding, which presumably includes real coding projects, not "some simple" coding. After all, if all you're
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by jeremyt 13y ago
Yes, and developers should manage 30% of the time and do design work 30% of the time. You know, because good management and good design is essential to a good product, and just saying that you have "done some" design or management
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by jeremyt 13y ago
I'll second this. I used to live in Arlington, Virginia, and while getting overdrive set up was a nightmare, actually checking books out was really easy. I now live in New York, and frankly the New York Public Library's process fo

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