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by jrs99 13y ago
Just among friends and family, I find that Linux dominates the desktop.
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my entire family uses linux. We just find it much easier to use and install things. But the number one reason, of course, no malware, which happens every time kids use my computer on windows.
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I'm in New Jersey which is pretty dense and already has a lot of human-driven taxi companies. It definitely might not work in a sparsely populated suburb.
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I think we'll eventually get there. But right now, it must be an obstacle to try to know if a car is "bullying" you or really going to hit you.
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When you're driving at like 3 am and there's someone that's approaching you, it's usually not because they're bullying you. It's that they're driving around 70mph and they're tired and their reflexes
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by jrs99 13y ago
taxis won't need drivers to go back, so you could probably take a taxi from manhattan to like the middle of connecticut, which would be awesome.
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one thing: I do NOT like the idea of riding in a self-driven car when the majority of other cars are driven by humans. That doesn't seem ideal to me. I worry about a self-driving car driving exactly the speed limit and not being able t
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by jrs99 13y ago
There would never be a need for a car in the suburbs. If i had an app that would just bring me a car and be ready at an exact time right in front of my house, bring me to a store and leave, and when twenty minutes before I'm done shopp
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by jrs99 13y ago
you should google utorrent toolbar mystery. many people have chosen not to install the toolbar and ended up with a toolbar.
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by jrs99 13y ago
whenever i get utorrent, i always find out that i've "chosen" to install a toolbar.
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by jrs99 13y ago
When people say the PC is dead, they do not mean that it is not being used and people don't need one... they mean that people simply don't buy it as often and have other options to choose from, like laptops. Saying that the PC is
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by jrs99 13y ago
The real reason is most likely because if things are too loud, then you get annoyed.
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by jrs99 13y ago
There are a lot of reviews i read that don't make any sense at all, like they were generated by some algorithm and the review fails to say anything even remotely meaningful. I always wonder where those reviews come from and they always
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I've fixed typos and then they got reverted back.
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i used to contribute. But now I don't. Too many times my edits were changed back. People want their stupid links on the site and they're plastered everywhere. In the future, the first thing you'll read about Leonardo da Vinci
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by jrs99 13y ago
you can definitely use black well. especially in the anti-skeuomorphism age. I think that the mobile app example he uses has black or almost black on the top bar and if your own page uses black, then it doesn't make this nice different
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I think it's a bigger more existential problem that young people these days have.
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http://analytics.ncsu.edu/?page_id=248 it looks pretty good. i wonder how hard it is to get into these programs.
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by jrs99 13y ago
From the book I got that Romero had the vision. He had kind of an epic vision of what games could be, and would do everything with his money to achieve that vision. Sometimes he failed, and other times he succeeded massively. He also, like
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...made you his bitch.
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My point is that if you can teach yourself to program, and program THAT WELL, at that time, then you are going to teach yourself a lot of other things.
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Bill Gates was a genius with an entrepreneurial mind. Do you think his parents taught him to program the machine that he had access to? He is a self-taught programmer and a high-school entrepreneur and as a kid he read encyclopedias front t
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by jrs99 13y ago
i had that same experience. most books are good but are usually replaceable. some books i can't understand how good they are because they're beyond my level. And a few are just right, and also take you to that "a-ha moment.&q
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by jrs99 13y ago
Look how many MEN have won, too! That is one intelligent gender.
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We intuitively know that if the print is hard to read that more people will be successful at solving the problem?
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by jrs99 13y ago
There is probably less bureaucracy than you think. It all depends on who is making the decision. You should email them. When I looked into schools, some schools stated they wanted a 3.0 GPA, for instance. this seems standard and seems like
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by jrs99 13y ago
Is the article written by a guy that can't wait any longer for Apple to release a new macbook air? Seems like he's dying for it to come out.
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by jrs99 13y ago
I want 24 hours of battery life in a small form factor. Everything else can be mediocre.
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Inertia and bureaucracy. Things stay the same because there aren't enough people that are going to make it a mission to automate these processes. They're making enough money the way things are. You can say the same for any corpora
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If you're 10x, I don't think you're thinking about making money.

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