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jschwartzi
12y ago
On that note, the only recruiter I ever told off asked me to do one of those sample tests in less than 30 minutes.
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12y ago
Actually they are. The story of the game is intended mostly to be the result of an Objectivist society's downfall because its leaders are fallible. http://www.shacknews.com/article/48728/ken-levine-on-bioshoc.
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12y ago
It's actually a part of this culture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protestant_work_ethic Working hard for little reward used to be seen as a sign of your devotion to God.
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12y ago
Huh. That contradicts what I remember from my exit counseling. Perhaps it's a useful misconception?
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12y ago
There are none for student loans. If you file bankruptcy they're the only kind of debt that you can't discharge.
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12y ago
The more I learn about what happens to people who are in debt and fall into hard times, the less I want to buy anything with credit.
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12y ago
Sure, but you'd still have the light for reliability.
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12y ago
Having worked in the US office of a Japanese company, this does not surprise me in the least. Neither does their choice to use weird hardware with poor library support. The company I worked for did not understand that, if you sell a premade
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12y ago
My OBD-I truck had a pair of pins that, when shorted together with a paperclip, would read out the exact trouble code through the check engine light. As far as a verbose option, if you pull into an O'Reilly's or other auto parts s
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12y ago
What engine-critical information would you replace the extra real-estate with?
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12y ago
It's also a great design because it needs to be highly reliable, and lights are probably the simplest things you can apply power to to generate a notification. Also the note about the tachometer struck me as a little odd. The tachomete
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12y ago
It's funny that ii is even an issue because Linux does not support platforms without MMUs without some serious modifications.
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12y ago
You couldn't pay me enough to work 8 back-to-back 70-hour weeks.
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12y ago
I wonder if it's possible to use this on someone else's open network? EG, I walk into Starbucks, plug this into the wall, and deauth everyone else's devices?
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12y ago
Why was this voted down? It strikes me as something requiring some citations or rebuttal, but not a simple downvote.
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12y ago
Interesting. I was not aware of this, so thank you.
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12y ago
What would you have him do instead?
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12y ago
The first one looks like you're chaining functions together, while the second one looks like you're taking multiple bitwise or operations over the result of each function. I think it's fascinating to see how the language can
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12y ago
What if it's a domestic cat in a paper bag?
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12y ago
If you'll excuse me, I have to write some letters to the legal department at the hat factory where I work.
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12y ago
I think it's more like ceasing to wash your hands after using the bathroom while continuing to shower and water your lawn.
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12y ago
Yeah, but what does that have to do with their right to build out these projects according to the FCC? The central issue is that the telecoms are lobbying the telecom regulator to prevent municipalities from directly competing because it wo
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12y ago
Software Engineering is a regulated profession in some cases. Here's one of numerous standards: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_62304 Here's some FDA guidance covering Software Validation in Medical Devices:
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12y ago
When I did phone support for a barcode scanning company I had one customer trying to use an undecoded scan engine to guide robots across a floor. A scan engine works by sweeping a laser across the barcode and using the light intensity at di
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12y ago
It's strange. I've had waiters ask if we're ready before everyone at the table has even closed their menus. I recall being taught to use the menu as a signal for whether you're ready or not. Is that not a thing anymore?
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12y ago
If I'm writing software for an MCU I'm going to want something that can directly address and manipulate memory, which excludes interpreted languages and things like Java. For example if you look at the Android platform sources you