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by keefe 13y ago
well for me I was finished with college when I was 20... maybe it would have been better to do it right after high school. Based on my personal life I think after college at 20 would have been a solid time to hit it, also noting that I grad
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by keefe 13y ago
join the army after college
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by keefe 13y ago
I have some bias from having started on it like 15 years ago... the key thing to me is the toolset : eclipse and maven and code generation templates and mylyn and all this stuff just makes it so easy - now sure you can do that in other lang
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by keefe 13y ago
toshiba laptop, big ass samsung monitor, logitech wave mouse and keyboard... I need a new chair, monitor swingarm, headphones but really what matters is the mouse and keyboard, I really love this keyboard it's the first keyboard since
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by keefe 13y ago
java - if you think it's too slow, update your toolset
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by keefe 13y ago
what's up with the peninsula being so empty?
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by keefe 13y ago
I'm with you in principle but not the intensity of the last couple sentences... some script kiddie yeah true statements, but in larger contexts...
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by keefe 13y ago
checkout state of trance on youtube I like those really long tracks for the sustained flow
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by keefe 13y ago
I copied this sentence as well - it doesn't seem self defeating at all to maintenance one's infrastructure, just part of life. it's interesting that we both copied that sentence because I just looked at your SN and I'm a
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by keefe 13y ago
I prefer to see absolute time - if I'm commenting somewhere online, I'm probably not in tip-top cognitive shape and I usually check only every so often.
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by keefe 13y ago
waiting is until fullness... some of the best things I've ever learned, I learned when I normally would have been asleep
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by keefe 13y ago
180 iterations of the same website in 180 days and you have a company :]
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by keefe 13y ago
whatever happened to the tradition of bouncing around after hours clubs and coffee shops before staking out the first caltrain??
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by keefe 13y ago
The drive is that I've had serious bouts of depression in my life and this is the advice that got me out of it. it's far from the worst possible advice! validating depression as important is often more harmful than helpful. Think
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by keefe 13y ago
the dog thing is a great point, they have such loving energy
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by keefe 13y ago
I'll give you a clinical, theoretical solution and then a visceral one. You have to sincerely try different things until you figure out what works. I've learned that negative emotions are unnecessary and habitual cycles in our bod
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by keefe 13y ago
has there been any work on this? it seems relatively straightforward to score a git branch in certain time scales EDIT should have RTFA before commenting, gaze tracking stuff is very cool
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by keefe 13y ago
some organizations only respond when ready to give an offer out of fear of litigation (IANAL so can't comment on practicality)
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by keefe 13y ago
He took unilateral action in determining what he thought was safe. Neither of us really knows the impact of the leak or its actual scope (as far as other lesser security breaches likely concomitant with the major leak). The approach doesn&#
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by keefe 13y ago
a bad precedent for leaking classified information at a time when serious military operations may be compromised. What right does this one guy have in making that decision and what are the odds that he has enough information to evaluate the
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by keefe 13y ago
Not pursuing him sets a bad precedent; we can't allow any "slippery slope" effects in security. The impact on active operations is unclear, but it seems significant. I respect the principle of free information, but I recogniz
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by keefe 13y ago
insightful
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by keefe 13y ago
it's important to keep them balanced. Imbalance favoring theory can lead to crippling over complications and imbalance favoring practicality can lead to unbounded waste of time.
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by keefe 13y ago
I think you make some good observations, but I'd wager if you think these statements through a while longer, you'll adjust your position. Jaan (a single high fitness human) having multiple children doesn't connect directly to the real issue
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by keefe 13y ago
so? it was interesting. don't be a hater.
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by keefe 13y ago
it's awful hard to prove a negative... I would list all the companies with which I had IP agreements and state that X,Y,Z are the areas and this application wasn't built using their time and resources so there is no conflict and I'd offer t
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by keefe 13y ago
you are... a person somehow associated with singinst that I met with Jasen a while back? Your writing was interesting enough that I noticed your SN after, which is something like a compliment... otherwise, this pastee is 404ing for me so...
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by keefe 13y ago
come on it was funny
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by keefe 13y ago
Startups don't fail, engineers pivot... I spent my time building skill and a particular tech, not concentrating on a market. I can attack a variety of markets soon and working has not required much sacrifice, launching self funded this summ
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by keefe 13y ago
our modern goals could be on too large a time scale for our brains to understand; that is interesting w.r.t. gamification as well. I experienced a purely physical burnout, which could be related to lack of sleep/dreaming or some kind of neu

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