keefe

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541.
by keefe 17y ago
mylyn makes bugzilla a lot easier to use if you use eclipse.
542.
by keefe 17y ago
I debated it, but instead I'm going to use the same money to buy a sony ereader and get an iphone when my contract runs up in a little bit here.
543.
by keefe 17y ago
lol I missed... delphi, coldfusion, scheme,tcl, cobol
544.
by keefe 17y ago
lisp users generate more popularity units per capita than objective c users, because they are true believers rather than seeking dollars...
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by keefe 17y ago
People should be able to do whatever they are able to do. If it's supposed to have a fairly narrow range of topics, use the voting system to achieve that.
546.
by keefe 17y ago
Probably not, but I'm getting good throughput and low latency in performance tests and I never see a deadlock so who cares?
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by keefe 17y ago
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC I've used this successfully with <whatever mac thing name is>
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by keefe 17y ago
You should do neither. If you present good ideas to people that can execute them when you can't, why wouldn't they just take them? You should just be patient, take a passive note for some additional months. Write out your ideas on paper. Wr
549.
by keefe 17y ago
I workout every morning, first thing.
550.
by keefe 17y ago
run run run away? seriously... think it through. app engine is relatively equivalent to ec2. why not just eliminate this variable and switch unless it is cost prohibitive?
551.
by keefe 17y ago
dice.com and craigslist.org are two major job sources for SF bay area
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by keefe 17y ago
Two minutes into the video I lost interest and moved along. The entire first minute can just be cut. A lot of the video looks like a test script on your site vs a demo - do I really need to see you enter your CC#? I also don't need to be to
553.
by keefe 17y ago
All attempts at filtering information will soon be technologically infeasible.
554.
by keefe 17y ago
Google does more right and contributes much more to the world than facebook.
555.
by keefe 17y ago
soon to be added... data entry specialist - at the dawn of modern computing in the late 20th century, data integration was so difficult that companies often employed entire teams of people to type in hardcopy of output from other computer s
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by keefe 17y ago
I'm absolutely fine with what concurrent threads would do to it? Thread synch stuff is really not hard once you've done it a while. It's actually one of the more fun pieces of programming, given that you have jprofiler (or similar) to inspe
557.
by keefe 17y ago
local state, I like to have it... I think this is a nice argument for using oop
558.
by keefe 17y ago
It's certainly a very interesting data structure. However, I don't think this level of an optimization should show up in your code often. I prefer coding to Map<K,V> and constructing the particular instance in some function that sta
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by keefe 17y ago
probably really helpful if you are trying to optimize your time to degree - I did my undergrad with a double major in 3 years, it's a lot of work setting that up and it requires special permission. I'd setup a DAG of class dependencies and
560.
by keefe 17y ago
Neither would I, but there's a lot of sick fucks out there and there's no telling what they'll do if they have you in a submissive spot. I particularly don't want them knowing where I live. Plenty of people have gotten killed because they g
561.
by keefe 17y ago
A very high percentage are in my experience. This person is mugging you, probably for drug money, because they don't give two shits about anyone but themselves.
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by keefe 17y ago
I used to own a set of throwing knives. They're not exactly point and click and remember, thieving is an opportunity thing. They're likely to just let you run and steal an old lady's purse instead.
563.
by keefe 17y ago
unless, like many criminals, the robber is a sadist or a sociopath or a psychopath
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by keefe 17y ago
I put a detailed discussion of this in another post - if I'm getting robbed, I probably have some small bills in my pocket and more in my wallet along with stuff that can ID me. So I'll toss those small bills out and I'm going to bolt. Now,
565.
by keefe 17y ago
It fits nicely thinking of that scene as well. Every now and then an Einstein shows up and breaks the regular rules.
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by keefe 17y ago
There's obviously no way of telling. However, most criminals avoid murder - it's messy, people get all upset. I was in martial arts for a long time, the first thing they tell you is that you don't want to fight. You want to run away unless
567.
by keefe 17y ago
run away unless you have special training is solid
568.
by keefe 17y ago
To extend the metaphor, you must also keep the knife sharp. It's not enough to just practice and work hard and be intelligent. We must also be insightful into our own lives as humans. At least in my life, my emotional and physical state imp
569.
by keefe 17y ago
keep on bailing UK, the ship of state control is sinking
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by keefe 17y ago
I see it as a totally different model. I don't particularly want my files to be stored by tags. I keep a very organized repository of all my stuff. If I want music I go to media/music if I want code I'm working on I'll go to code/projects o

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