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keefe
16y ago
little bit of sensationalism here... "compiler optimisation has become a bottleneck in the development process" Certainly not true for arbitrary development. "an automatic way to optimise compilers for re-configurable embedded processors" a
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keefe
16y ago
and that week was a complete waste of time if you don't have mathematics integrated into your daily life
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16y ago
OK, after watching the video I think I grok the basic idea. As an engineer, I didn't even think of designers providing images... I'm more on the other end of write the server, hack out a UI, work with decently competent front end folk to ma
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keefe
16y ago
I dunno why you got a downmod, this site is downmod happy sometimes. Your video is private though, stupid default vimeo setting. I've been using ffmpeg on ubuntu with x264 encoding and I feel pretty good about the quality of the output :
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16y ago
lol wait, what? I thought there was a wireframing tool included and I still didn't get that far... I think the home is a bit cluttered, I spent I'd say 5 minutes on the site without a clear idea of what it was doing exactly. A video would h
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keefe
16y ago
It absolutely will be a benefit if he enjoys it, plus the added benefits of training a part of the brain that is largely believed to be related to analytical thinking. I personally find that stress, worry, fear are bigger enemies than anyth
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16y ago
Yeah, that's my understanding as well that x and lsd and shrooms build a massive tolerance quickly. I mean he's self reporting taking this much, if he was even taking x every few days, smoking weed daily, doing some lsd or heroin and we're
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16y ago
as do I, SSRIs are terrifying, addictive and something I've avoided completely.
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16y ago
or he just had a reputable dealer? x is on my hell-no list, but I've known people that take it and buying from someone with connections is quite different than the randomness you'll get if you try to buy at a rave. There is a whole social h
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16y ago
lol and this is why I haven't done this yet...
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16y ago
links to best roms / verified howto?
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16y ago
Indeed... in a short period of time where you must do X, polyphasic makes a hell of a lot of sense. As a long term strategy, I can't believe it's healthy. I'd rather not meddle with the default operation of a complex system I don't really u
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keefe
16y ago
Well, it is not really secure if someone could find a way to poll the address space of your random URLs, which (without much thought) does not seem difficult.
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16y ago
Right, they don't care right now. We're in the infancy of the internet age. Once the culture matures, we may see more predators preying on this information at which point privacy will become a hot button topic (for a while). This could be c
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keefe
16y ago
why no adsense?
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16y ago
They have money to fill great convoys of dumptrucks and you have nothing? This is not a joke, it's the reality. If you managed to scrape enough money together to have power in the world, you could start playing power games too. We need to a
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keefe
16y ago
1. sign up for twitter, be excited I get my first name. 2. have no time to play on twitter
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keefe
16y ago
learn to write code competently or partner with a competent engineer
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keefe
16y ago
based on what you have said so far you should be thinking : less is more
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keefe
16y ago
damn dude it's not like you can't learn to be way above average if you're really just so dim you can't get better, it's time to become a manager. I'm not even joking loyalty + mild tech skills + don't question it = great middle manager get
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keefe
16y ago
http://exrx.net join a gym, setup a proper plan, really not too hard.
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keefe
16y ago
It's called growing up. Real love is something that grows and the article would have done well to just use the word "crush" because that's what it is describing. Crushes can grow into love, but clearly don't have to.
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16y ago
>the code might make the entire thing operate, but it never affects the user the way the design or interface does sigh. interface=code. the fun is taking an idea from your head and putting it into reality. This is kind of like asking wh
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16y ago
The thing is, once you have $15M I'm sure that financial manipulations are enormously popular. I don't think about getting into fortune 400. I think about going from 5 figures in the bank to 8, for which I feel entrepreneurship is the best
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keefe
16y ago
Not only that, well developed analytical skills often correlate with poorly developed social skills. I hate the term myself, except that it seems to indicate a certain cluelessness that may be exploitable.
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keefe
16y ago
I think you're right because the 2nd PUT doesn't change the value of variables on the server.
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keefe
16y ago
whichever one you wear NOT THE RED ONE
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16y ago
It was a nitpicky comment, I guess cause I am contemplating the meaning of idempotent. Two identical PUTs on an existing doc will not change the database so I guess that's OK, but their response will be different insofar as the 2nd will fai
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keefe
16y ago
it's worth remembering that firefox won't let you PUT an attachment from a form, it must be POST which is a real pain for dealing with couchdb sometimes
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16y ago
couchdb then technically violates this due to revision numbers
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