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by kelvin0 9y ago
This is really a great application for quick transportation to a remote zone, which is so crucial in remote areas. But I can't help think that for each 'good' application, there might be dozens that are not so beneficial, for
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Many things are at play here: 1) the interviewer has a calm and very open demeanor. 2) He is able to build rapport with that person (first URL video) quite quickly. 3) The interviewer obviously has an 'advantage' because they have
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Well glad you could read between the lines for me. Because I sure don't get the impression this is meant to be 'let us work together for a better future were everyone is maximizing their potential as human beings' kinda sloga
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by kelvin0 9y ago
How is a the slogan on a T-Shirt "The future is female" supposed to be better then the "patriarchal" system which is misogynistic? Excluding a group (half?) the population for your vision of the future does not seem cons
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Nice to know the (ex-) leader of the most powerful military machine and protagonist in the cold war used this to make 'better' decisions.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Besides being really cool, what are the commercial applications for this? Especially on a Raspberry Pi, wouldn't performance be a huge issue? Any feedback from people using something similar and their uses cases is interesting to me. T
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Legendary slacker story: http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/17/business/us-outsource-job-chin... Don't work hard, work smart :)
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Literate programming?
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by kelvin0 9y ago
“I think you play in the dirt, you get dirty.” - McNulty
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by kelvin0 9y ago
One weird trick to mine crypto-currencies.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I'm waiting for Geos Paint to make a comeback: https://www.orphanedgames.com/ocgs/Vol_I_Issue_1/ocgs_vol_I_...
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by kelvin0 9y ago
There is no Photo OP for Mark if he is working within his own company walls to genuinely try to help his 'own'. T'sall 'bout managin' perception.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Google has the WORSE support I've ever experienced as a (former) PAYING corporate customer of theirs. I completely distrust ANYTHING they tell me and would NEVER again be caught paying for anything coming from them. Never again.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I don't see how you can go from 'Busy to death' and segue into a 'Vanilla Ice the Rapper' joke. Care to enlighten us? Alright stop, collaborate and listen...
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I might make T-shirts out of some of my generated book covers. Coffee mugs anyone? This is great!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Best.Show.Ever. Nuance, layers, intricacies and Macro/Micro views on Baltimore pictures in a realistic and coherent whole. I will never know these microcosm, but for 5 years I felt I was part of them.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I've tried to use Dart and it's supposed Interop with JS (to leverage the existing JS ecosystem) and it was a bit painful at times (looking at you Dart-React). And this is with a Behemoth (Google) putting resources in this languag
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by kelvin0 9y ago
One weird trick to make programmers happier.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
It's definitely going to make Javascript Great Again!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
I understand the analogy and I like how the reality of the job is described. But I prefer the term 'mercenary' to 'catfish'... much less depressing!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Yup, kinda like the massive undertaking Steve Jobs did to make iTunes a reality (getting the content from competing Music Corps.). An 'iNews' seems as much of a Herculean job of convincing competing news outlet to lay out their c
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by kelvin0 9y ago
FB is free last I checked. Unless you speak of other costs? Loss of privacy, attention sinkhole/Productivity loss?
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by kelvin0 9y ago
<Tin-Foil-hat> Well that could also be construed as a 'oups my bad' kind of way of leaking documents, instead of going the (painful) whistle-blowing route ... </Tin-Foil-hat>
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by kelvin0 9y ago
We are the misfists, the craftsmen ... and uhh... Oh thats already been made. Well dammit it worked once!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Yeah, can someone TL;DR this? I can't read the content unless I disable my Ad-Blocker. Thanks,
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Bare metal in this case is far from being 'Bare' or 'Metal' for that matter. Impressive none the less.
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by kelvin0 9y ago
OK, so this is simply amazing on so many levels. Amiga was truly an awesome beast. The music in the amikit videos is really good too!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
OK, for those ignorant like me: Mega Drive == Sega Genesis. I loved that console, impressive feat indeed!
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Well of course they would charge that much: their customer support is stellar but it comes at a cost ... Errrrrrr ;)
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by kelvin0 9y ago
Yeah this 'bug' has also bit us once, when we first started using LogMeIn. At first the fees were reasonable and we decided to go with them to do customer support on their PCs running our software. Every year since then, the cost

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