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by jpablo 16y ago
I don't play video games
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Poll: What video game console do you have?
2 points by jpablo 16y ago|2 comments
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by jpablo 16y ago
PSP3
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Wii
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by jpablo 16y ago
Xbox 360
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by jpablo 16y ago
PSP
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Nintendo DS
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Gamecube
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PS2
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Xbox
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by jpablo 16y ago
Mostly replying to mail. You have to see him doing it as a full time job (and still falling behind) to understand why he tries to optimize it so much.
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by jpablo 16y ago
I'll say giving a thoughtful reply to every random person that emails you is not really the best use of time. Sure, it's great for you to get an answer and kudoz for the people who really have the time to do that.
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by jpablo 16y ago
I honestly think we are doing a lot of wrong things. I argue they are hard to see for us since this is what is 'normal' for us right now.
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by jpablo 16y ago
I was trying to think of things the future can look down on us for, but I can only come up with: * Polluting the environment. * Allowing people to day of easily curable diseases. Seems like thinking outside of our own times is really hard.
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by jpablo 16y ago
The URL check is not against a whitelist. My head parses the URL using poorly defined heuristics to decide if it looks safe or not. I rarely get it wrong.
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by jpablo 16y ago
Why do we need url shorteners again ? When I see a shortened URL the probabilities of me clicking the link go down to almost zero.
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by jpablo 16y ago
Dick is not a bad manager, he is a manager for a different kind of employee. I agree that Dick hurts the productivity of the Creative employee than loves his job. But on the other hand there's lot of employees that if not for Dick, would be
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The Tiger Woods Effect(slate.com)
2 points by jpablo 16y ago|2 comments
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Do hardworking employees make their lazy colleagues more productive?(slate.com)
1 points by jpablo 16y ago|0 comments
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TRIM(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jpablo 16y ago|0 comments
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by jpablo 16y ago
10 hours code golfing to get the code down to 100 lines ? Seems kind of extreme.
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http://www.businessinsider.com/guy-who-stole-goldmans-doomsd...
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by jpablo 16y ago
My card rate is and always has been 0 and it's the way it should be.
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by jpablo 16y ago
And Spanish, "Tu" vs "Usted" vs "Vos"
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Apple outs anti-jailbreak update(thinq.co.uk)
1 points by jpablo 16y ago|0 comments
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by jpablo 16y ago
Do few repeats (around 9-15, do them until you can't do it anymore) but with more weight. Add more weight everyday you go to the gym. Worked for me.
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by jpablo 16y ago
I can't imagine how we ever survived as a race before we had cell phones and we had to be unreachable by hours(!!) at a time.
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by jpablo 16y ago
Exactly. I was thinking while reading this: "All of this makes the code harder to read and any modern compiler will catch most of this stuff anyway". Then I realized this was from 1991.
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Samsung, Toshiba, LG accused of LCD price-fixing(thehill.com)
3 points by jpablo 16y ago|0 comments
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by jpablo 16y ago
It could be fun if someone made an analysis of the more interesting strings that can be extracted from the currently calculated trillions of digits of pi. I wonder if we can even extract a full sentence that makes sense out of the current d

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