jxcole

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by jxcole 17y ago
Maybe at some point you should allow users to write their own reviews so that your admins aren't stuck writing them all the time? Maybe some sort of social networking utility?
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by jxcole 17y ago
No Mountain Dew because he took it all!
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by jxcole 17y ago
I had a similar feeling but I can't imagine the game would get so much hype if that was really all there was to it. Maybe different locations on the 4th dimensional plane have different obstacles which would make you need to keep a tally of
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by jxcole 17y ago
It creates a cool sort of hype actually. I'm not sure if that was intentional.
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by jxcole 17y ago
I use post it notes. But there is also a little known feature of gmail that has a very simple task list mechanism.
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by jxcole 17y ago
Fuzzy logic is not crap, and the fact that you are comparing it to statistics in this manner shows that you have little understanding of either. Fuzzy logic is just like binary logic only it allows for partial truth. Probability relates to
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by jxcole 17y ago
I think this is the actual paper if anyone is interested: http://www.mit.edu/~ndg/papers/churchUAI08_rev2.pdf
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by jxcole 17y ago
Does anyone know if getting hemorrhoids would classify as a work-related injury? Furthermore, since my job is required to provide me with a safe working environment, shouldn't they also be required to provide me with a fancy chair?
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by jxcole 17y ago
I recall reading a report that was published on wiki-leaks that was by the US government about wiki leaks itself. There were some worrying things in there, the foremost of which was the summary at the top of the document, written not by the
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by jxcole 17y ago
I hate this article. I hate anything that says "There are two types of people in the world, those that x, and those that y". I hate it because either: 1) The statements x and y are opposites and combine to be a truism. Truisms are not inter
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by jxcole 17y ago
This is certainly an interesting problem,but without having some access to the data I don't think I could really approach it. Perhaps I am alone in saying this, but I think data mining is interesting while web crawling is boring. Could some
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by jxcole 17y ago
I tried search google go with and without quotes and the results were the same. Also, very few of the results actually pretained to google go. I would still rather have google...
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by jxcole 17y ago
> How does this person have the audacity to criticize Python? I complete agree to your infallible logic and invite you to read an article I wrote about how wonderful ad hominem attacks are: http://www.zideck.com/blog/article.php?id=4
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by jxcole 17y ago
We saw the same sorts of issues when freenet came about. The problem is that if you build a purely anonymous system in an environment that is not oppressed (like the US), mostly people look at child porn, or share photos of people being tot
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by jxcole 17y ago
I would like to have an issue clarified: The author mentions that flash is completely controlled by adobe which makes apple uncomfortable. This is true practically, but theoretically, the swf format is open. Apple could come out with their
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by jxcole 17y ago
I used to be very much against private methods and though I have eased up a little, I still prefer classes with only a small number of public methods and no private methods. It's true that you have a lot more classes, but these classes can
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by jxcole 17y ago
I have visitor tracking on my site and I have submitted several articles that no one has even glanced at. There are two ways to over step this problem: One is to get an immediate upvote to your story. This will at least get you noticed. The
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Ad Hominem Is More Important Than You Recognize(zideck.com)
55 points by jxcole 17y ago|35 comments
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by jxcole 17y ago
A line from star trek: "Transparent aluminum???"
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by jxcole 17y ago
It might be true that you are only 10 times better than the guy sitting next to you because he is 10 times worse than you, but this is something of a red herring. There are plenty of terrible programmers out there who are 10 times worse tha
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by jxcole 17y ago
Honstly, OOP isn't that bad. This would be a lot better of a read if he focused on how C is good, not how he hates OOP. OOP is a valid way to solve any problem, though certainly not the only valid way. Incidentally I wrote an article in def
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A story about magic(catb.org)
2 points by jxcole 17y ago|1 comments
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by jxcole 17y ago
I don't know if this helps, but a search for adsense competition (on google no less) brought up the following: http://www.associateprograms.com/articles/208/1/Adsense-Comp... Which has a list of different things like adsense you could use
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Composite Types(zideck.com)
1 points by jxcole 17y ago|0 comments
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by jxcole 17y ago
It changes each time you visit it. I just got Please enter the first 2577 digits of (1/2)!.
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by jxcole 17y ago
"Consumers these days list spirit detection as an essential feature for new technology" So this is what my web apps have been missing.
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by jxcole 17y ago
That is the funniest patent I have ever seen!
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by jxcole 17y ago
To be honest, a moderately intelligent 5th grader could have answered that question about the 10 cents per ad. I know that math isn't her field, but on some level one is expected to be well rounded.
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by jxcole 17y ago
I know that it would be easy to label this with the following: "Apple is only doing this because of the bad press and they are still bad guys just trying to mop up the bad PR." But let's not jump to conclusions. After all, they could be alt
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by jxcole 17y ago
<sarcasm>Maybe they should just develop everything in lisp!</sarcasm> PS Here's to hoping the W3C adopts the sarcasm tag.

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