jkyle

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by jkyle 11y ago
OpenStack does as well. They use bots to log and capture high points which are then posted publicly for discussion/reference.
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by jkyle 11y ago
There's no feature in C++ that you're required to use. Even classes. More features != bad language as long as you have a choice in the matter. However, a lack of features can definitely hurt if you need them.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Placing my feet on the bars connected to a tall chair puts tension on my knees and hips due to the angle. Over time that causes joint pain.
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by jkyle 11y ago
> If I'm the best farmer its probably in the entire cultures best interest if I get the most farmland because we'll share in the utility of an average increase in production despite the unfair concentration. This is probably li
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by jkyle 11y ago
Not sure on Webstorm, but IntelliJ (which has the webstorm plugin) lets you flip between panes using standard Vim keybindings.
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by jkyle 11y ago
> if a comment goes like "Code Complete is the worst book I ever read" it is certainly not an endorsement True, but they read it. Which is a testament to its popularity. If the list were treated like a New York Times Best Selle
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Until this irrational fear of quack medicine is cured, there will be no real progress in the field. Are you suggesting we've made "no real progress in the field" of medicine since 1910?
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by jkyle 11y ago
LXC is deprecated from RHEL 7.x onward.[1] Doesn't that relegate it to "an Ubuntu thing" status? 1. https://access.redhat.com/articles/1365153
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by jkyle 11y ago
>> I guess people will just revert to torrenting > Or, maybe not watching those shows? These two actions are identical from a market perspective. They both reflect the consumer's decision that a given product is not worth the
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by jkyle 11y ago
> I think studies have shown that past a relatively low (by SV standards) level of income ($75kish I think) the relationship between money and happiness breaks down. This is true. But while that is low by SV standards, the $75k threshold
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by jkyle 11y ago
Sure, but a 100x revenue evaluation is incredibly exuberant. For reference, I think Facebook hovers around 15x revenue to market cap.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I believe they made about 30M in 2015. At an evaluation almost 100 times revenue, I think this story isn't done playing out yet.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I have heard more than I can count express regret at having children. Though it is usually in the form of regretting the timing (too young) with a caveat that the regret does not diminish their love.
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by jkyle 11y ago
While I have a young child I waited till later in life to become a parent. I feel fairly confident in my opinion that there is always something worthwhile to spend money on.
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by jkyle 11y ago
The paper on cultural time perceptions I found, which I'll have to dig up again, attributed the difference to a deep cultural value placed on timeliness in Japanese society. e.g. the value predated the specific train result. edit Tho
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Perhaps establishment science need to move the peer review from before publication to after. The after publication 'peer review' is when colleagues attempt to replicate your findings. It's a series of gates to credibilit
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by jkyle 11y ago
Japanese culture perceives time differently than western culture. For example, a train in London is considered "on time" as long as it's within 14 minutes. In Japan, a train is considered late if it's not within 1 minute
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by jkyle 11y ago
Google doesn't provide feedback on why they reject you. For example, you could be the world's foremost expert on Erlang. But the department interviewing you needs a C++ programmer. You'd never know that was the reason. You&#x
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Without awareness that an effective treatment exists, patients with ED or another embarrassing condition are not likely to bring it up with their doctor on their own, thus resulting in unnecessary suffering. Research has found that 80%
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by jkyle 11y ago
Ah, situational irony. Nice. Though, I suppose it's ironic whether she intended it to be or not...maybe even more so if unintended.
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by jkyle 11y ago
> like finally understanding Alanis Morisette's "Ironic" Would you mind explaining the deeper meaning of Morissette's song?
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by jkyle 11y ago
> I sometimes mix Perl and Python philosophy. That's like mixing up Vulcans and Romulans. Very dangerous indeed.
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by jkyle 11y ago
1 based indexing is very common in many math and statistics oriented languages and frameworks. Since that's the primary target audience for Julia, it makes sense they'd stick with it.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Considering the world's greatest talent seems to go to either Finance or Selling Ads, I'm not sure the death of advertising is nigh. Though the nature of advertising is certainly changing.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Yeah, if I'd have take a guess it'd been more than a dollar, less than five.
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by jkyle 11y ago
> so the company could have saved as much as much as 35 cents per employee per day. Sounds like the original poster is under estimating, but I don't find the higher number (35c/day) enough to update the view that it is a trivia
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by jkyle 11y ago
> she barely has time to get through the mandated material My mother being a public school teacher for many decades, you'll get no disagreement from me that teachers are over extended and under resourced. > There is no time for &
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by jkyle 11y ago
> By that logic, what exactly is the parents job then? Why must only one person have a duty to raise a child? For most of human history "it takes a village" was canon with regard to child rearing. On most days of the week, a sc
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by jkyle 11y ago
This entire description is like a text book example of what not to do from one of the many, many safety classes I had take as a construction worker.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Metro's aren't easier in my experience. I live in Silicon Valley now. . . found the best cleaner I've ever had. Very happy with her and her helper's work.

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