keefe

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by keefe 16y ago
I think the various specific reasons can be generalized to the idea that money can buy happiness but it can't buy sanity.
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by keefe 16y ago
It's also not useful to take some aggregate 5% of businesses succeed so I have a 5% chance. Some business lack the talent, idea or plan to make it and have a virtually zero chance while others are way on the other end.
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by keefe 16y ago
immigration...
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by keefe 16y ago
http://books.google.com/books?id=OXS8XBwP0coC&lpg=PA85&#... one source amongst many, note the # of achievements peaks around 40 not 20 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi... ". In some cases (e.g., bisection
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by keefe 16y ago
I'm two months after 30 and the same is true for me, I'm much more effective now than I was then. You reach your peak in your 20s sometime but you don't really have any serious decline until much later. There basically was no point.
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by keefe 16y ago
and here I was ready to make a snarky comment about a monad being a specific instance of a polyad
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by keefe 16y ago
give me one example of something I can't do. of course I've done functional programming and sometimes it's nice, but I don't see it as the big advantage many people do. Algorithms and engineering are sometimes hard, actually programming i
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by keefe 16y ago
so here I have a great IDE, lots of static analysis, continuous integration, automatic dependency management etc... people who say you can't maintain java don't know how to code in it, after 13 years it's clear to me why it's still popular.
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by keefe 16y ago
java, c++, javascript you can do everything.
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by keefe 16y ago
wasting time
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by keefe 16y ago
>Creative thoughts don't come to you any more. I've taken more than my share of modafinil and I've never experienced this.
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by keefe 16y ago
very carefully? I don't think it's really visual, it's just like metavisual thinking without engaging the phonological loop. I visualize graphs most of the time, sometimes with colors or textures but usually fairly simple planar graphs.
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by keefe 16y ago
the point was that describing women in the manner of the last 3 sentences signals such a world view. Also, there's nothing wrong with casual sex, it's pretty awesome... so like, you had these bad experiences after just letting the stereotyp
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by keefe 16y ago
I think you're both doing it wrong. Women tend to approach men less than the reverse, I presume that if you approached more then you'd end up with higher values in the qualities you care about. It's also only important to note you are not j
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by keefe 16y ago
I don't pull 100 these days, but I have a chronometer and I time my work sessions, usually aiming for 12 hour days at super busy times, which is about max sustainable for me
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by keefe 16y ago
it takes too much of my time to do simple tasks
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by keefe 16y ago
yes certainly nothing to the degree of fighting/stress/legal threats but op should be assertive in the initial conversation imho
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by keefe 16y ago
yeah, unless the drive content is encrypted you can just mount it on another system and take whatever you want. You can even boot to linux off a usb and do this.
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by keefe 16y ago
Yes indeed, encryption is the only real solution. Of course, if you're really trying to hide something then you need to make sure the unencrypted ones aren't leaking somewhere.
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by keefe 16y ago
It's OK to be confrontational to a certain degree. He doesn't sound like the indispensable kind of co founder and would be in rough shape without OP, who is therefore in a position of power.
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by keefe 16y ago
the URL being linked need not necessarily go directly to the target site. also I cringe at the fact that this is called a "hack".
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by keefe 16y ago
It's the site owner's responsibility to figure this sort of things now. A set of users acting in a cluster is detectable as are aberrant behavior patterns from particular IPs.
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by keefe 16y ago
argh and it's a crappy analogy honestly. There's no real deadlocks as far as cycles of dependencies on critical resources. It's basically saying the stock market is a giant distributed system with a bunch of independent agents, which erm i
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by keefe 16y ago
"so that even if someone gets in, they have to have basic skills to get to your data" if they want your data, they'll just plug the HDD in to a different machine and bypass windows security that way, OS passwords only dissuade the most casu
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by keefe 16y ago
My worry on these is that my hands are much larger than average so it may be extremely annoying to adjust to, but I feel like ergonomics in general is worth optimizing for...
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by keefe 16y ago
congrats on the launch, it's really great for a first effort! I also hear app engine can tolerate a fairly large amount of traffic before you have to pay, so it seems like a solid choice to start on.
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by keefe 16y ago
just like the shorteners except it's longer and stuff which is better for some reason.
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by keefe 16y ago
lol GOSUB good old gosub... I was so full of preteen exuberance when I first discovered gosub, totally revolutionized how I thought about computers I surely wish I'd known someone in KY back in those days that wanted to teach C to a kid :/
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by keefe 16y ago
if he's a competent criminal he'd offer to mail the hard drive not meet..........
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by keefe 16y ago
I've evaluated as a tool that doesn't give me any benefits I can see over stuff I already have a lot of experience in. I haven't heard any compelling arguments for starting any new project in php.

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