jmulho

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by jmulho 12y ago
Maybe the barge in Portland got hit by a Google wave.
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by jmulho 12y ago
Proposed experiment: 1) Provide a matrix of all 32 colors and a list of the 16 color terms. Ask people to pick the tile that best matches each color term. 2) Provide the matrix of colored icons/logos that uses the new palate, and the
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by jmulho 12y ago
“But Macnamara and her colleagues found that practice explained 12 percent in mastering skills in various fields, from music, sports and games to education and professions. The importance of practice in various areas was: 26 percent for gam
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by jmulho 12y ago
We have a joke around here that if you get a job at Oracle out of college the first project they put you on is the Oracle Universal Installer. The thing has never worked. If you want to entertain yourself for a couple of weeks, try instal
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by jmulho 12y ago
Rob Pike shows some of go’s strengths in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6kdp27TYZs
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by jmulho 13y ago
Overall, I love the idea and see the value in it. Yes, post again when relevant. Here are a few suggestions for the demo page: Several pages of sample text would make the idea easier to evaluate. The demo would benefit from some simple i
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by jmulho 13y ago
I find the already read text distracting. I would like everything within peek-ahead distance to be new text. Perhaps a white gradient below the line would work, or a three line tall moving white bar instead of the line.
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by jmulho 13y ago
The first guy's chute was open. The rock flew past the first guy. Then a second guy (with his chute not yet open) flew past the first guy. When the rock flew past the first guy, the second guy was above him, and whatever aircraft th
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by jmulho 13y ago
Thanks.
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by jmulho 13y ago
> The PRUs are a seriously underrated feature of the BBBs. Speak English, please.
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by jmulho 13y ago
> Who is playing the 2100 master? Crazy Stone computer Go program.
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by jmulho 13y ago
There is another: fixed width. It doesn't cause grief.
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by jmulho 13y ago
> I come from a proud academic background and am sufficiently optimistic about humankind that I think it's a good idea to spread some knowledge around. This is a funny way of pointing out the arrogance in the opposing position: &qu
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by jmulho 13y ago
The author comments on react here: http://lhorie.github.io/mithril/comparison.html
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by jmulho 13y ago
The author provides an insightful comparison of Mithril to existing frameworks: http://lhorie.github.io/mithril/comparison.html
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by jmulho 13y ago
> they should be able to make a lot more money by conducting their business legitimately and continually... You're not the first person to make this point. It is not necessarily true. What if the amount they could run off with is
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by jmulho 13y ago
I bet the US has already had a gay male president.
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by jmulho 13y ago
A 17" touch screen interface could actually be safer than the normal interfaces you find in cars. Is there any interface in a car that you can use without diverting your eyes from the road? Horn, blinkers, wipers, radio volume maybe.
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by jmulho 13y ago
> But the one thing you CAN do is avoid using projects with restrictive licenses. Could you provide some rules of thumb for how to quickly "avoid using projects with restrictive licenses" (short of getting a law degree). I as
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by jmulho 13y ago
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e40540/indexi...
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by jmulho 13y ago
If the word "data" in its context may be replaced with the word "information", then it is being used as a "collective noun" and may be treated a singular. If it would be better replaced with "the individu
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by jmulho 13y ago
A better title would be "Data show..." Data are plural.
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by jmulho 13y ago
That's great news. It has been a major inconvenience to remember to use XML in all of my evil applications.
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by jmulho 13y ago
The article says: "The most recent statistics from the Fed show that as of Dec. 31, there were 10.3 billion $1 bills, in circulation, 8.6 billion $100 bills and 7.4 billion $20 bills, followed by $5's, $10's, $50's and
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by jmulho 13y ago
Melatonin is this person’s religion. I wonder how much time they spend thinking and talking about it. Stranger still is the herd of commenters who condone the stuff. Do you really think this will make you need an hour less sleep than ever
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by jmulho 13y ago
One guy writing the internals of git: conceptual integrity. One thousand guys writing the so-called "porcelain" of git: conceptual dyslexiphrenia. Open source may be great for fixing bugs. It's apparently not so great for
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by jmulho 13y ago
The ability to castle is insignificant next to the power of the force.
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by jmulho 14y ago
I find the doubters like yourself rediculous. Have you never emersed yourself in anything? Things that seem impossible aren't remotely when you take them seriously and let them consume your every thought. Focus 8 hours a day on memorizin
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by jmulho 15y ago
What do you mean?
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by jmulho 15y ago
Oracle costs at least twice as much as any other databases. Yet companies still buy it. Why do people buy things that cost twice as much? Hint: it's better. Forget price for a moment, any feelings you might have for Larry Ellison, the go

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