jugg1es

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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   I gotta disagree with you here. I smoke a little bit every day and I've gone through periods of a month or two without smoking and the only difference I found was that it was easier to get up in the morning if I didn't smoke the
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   I wholeheartedly agree with this statement.
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   Really loving the art style. I'm also impressed with the code quality. Way above what I would expect a 12 year old would be capable of. I've seen college students that would struggle with something like this. Keep it up, kid!
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   There has been a lot more research recently about the neurobiological effects of sleep. A good summary: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5501041/
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   My undergrad is in Neurobiology, but I don't work in the field, but I can give you my understanding. This article is basically an article that reviews the current theories regarding the neuroscience of intelligence. It's saying t
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   In my experience with growing companies, even business-critical code bases get rewritten within 3-4 years to account for flexibility that the previous strongly-typed system just can't handle. A well designed system uses strong types fo
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   In my experience with growing companies, even compay-critical code bases get rewritten within 3-4 years to account for flexibility that the previous strongly-typed system just can't handle. A well designed system uses strong types for
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   For me, Ext was the bridge between Flex/flash development to more native SPA programming after Steve Jobs decided it would kill Flash. It held my hand as I learned Javascript, and it gave me the space to fail when I realized I couldn&
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   by jugg1es 9y ago

   Just like anything in the tech world, it all depends on what you are trying to do. There are scenarios where nosql makes more sense and cases where relational databases make more sense. There is no panacea in regards to data storage.
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    Was windows 2000 open-sourced?
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    That information reshapes your brain is something I think that most of the people on this site and reading my comment understand. Johnny 5 said it best - INPUT
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    I really hope this is the future and not the OP
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    Javascript lets you do it if you use the equality (==) instead of the identity (===).. i think.
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    Flash is a security nightmare. It's a 3rd party application that opens up the device up directly into the OS if compromised. Jobs blocked it because it would make iPhone vulnerable to attacks they couldn't control. I don't
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    I feel as though the author missed talking about Flex, which really took flash to the next level. It was short-lived, as it came a few years before the end of Flash-as-we-know-it when Steve Jobs decided to block it - but it was a great way
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    Can't recommend state machines enough. A well designed state machine makes troubleshooting straightforward and makes adding new features a breeze without refactoring much.
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    I made a few thousand a year as a teenager in addition to a typical teenage job at a bagel store/CompUSA by leveraging family friends to build websites for their pet projects like a craft business or band website. You have to actively
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    by jugg1es 9y ago

    This site made me feel strange
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    by jugg1es 10y ago

    Does anyone even really care?
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    by jugg1es 10y ago

    Thank for the summary and link. I was about to have a heart attack.
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    by jugg1es 10y ago

    This is interesting but I'm not particularly impressed with the seemingly-outdated website. Says the next kit will ship Nov 2016? Not going to sign up for a recurring subscription for something that may never come.
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    by jugg1es 10y ago

    Well, one point is that if the US decides not to ratify it or takes too long, there is a competing agreement that China has proposed that would give greater trade freedom to China, and their proposal has far less in terms of ecological and
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    by jugg1es 10y ago

    Running... outside... I didn't start until I was like 26. It feels great.