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by kelvin0 11y ago
I think your logic is impeccable, and I think it's time we take a good hard look at the things we as a society value. You can't have your cake and eat it too ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I've used it in production code for the last 10 years. Used in both C++ and Python flavors of the lib ... works great!
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by kelvin0 11y ago
" The biggest news is that I am now working on MicroPython full time! I finished my research in theoretical physics... " What is it with physicists and programming? I know at least 3 people who started having physics degrees, but
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I don't know which is worse: Amazon's shoddy rating system (for 'bestsellers') or someone using this 'rating' to pass themselves as a first rate author ...
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Really, is that all you take away from the article?
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Yeah, Australia does not have the almighty sacred 'right to bear arms' dogma which the NRA (and it's supporters/lobbyists) says is it's 'god given right' (or something to that effect) . Never mind that the
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Under the best of circumstances, Skype on WINDOWS is at best barely functional (I know we use it every day for remote business meetings). So I can hardly be surprised any other OS's client is so broken ... 8.5 Billion! http:/&#x2
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Respect! This and Fabrice Bellard's emulator have me in awe. http://www.bellard.org/jslinux/ It's even more painful when I know that technically I should be able to do the same, but have not yet done it ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I'm not against micro lending. I just don't think they'd need it if 'we' didn't put them in the miserable position they are in now. It's like cutting someone's leg off and then offering them a small f
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Sometimes I think the 3rd world population most view the western powers as Schizophrenic. On one hand you have some westerners trying to help with micro lending and free solar energy initiatives, fresh water ... (the list goes on). On the o
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Well, everyone knows, OMG colors are the 'in' thing now ...
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by kelvin0 11y ago
It's hard enough on Linux/Unix/BSD OSes ... you should try it on Windows ... fun times. Especially when the build instructions on Windows start with : "Download and install Cygwin/Mingw..."
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I sense a little bit of a condescending attitude in such posts, and that does not help 'non-fp' progs to want to join the super world of fp elite programming. Personnally I've started learning Haskell and I love it. But havi
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I haven't figured out what the (self taught) part brings to this equation. The way I interpret it is that self taught has a factor > 1.0 which is better than someone who would have learned in college or some other form of learning?
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by kelvin0 11y ago
So, they've basically put out a modern digital walkie talkie, that uses your smartphone?
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I don't think it's a surprise that it has often been the case that some Elements in the gvmt are able to rationalize some objectives they have can trump the 'laws' and other rules ordinary citizens would be held accounta
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Yup, that one crossed my mind as I was reading the article. Looks like we're still a ways off this though.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Working from home for many years, here's my take: * Discipline to start your day, but also to end it. * You need to dedicate an area to be your office and come and leave it as if you had to commute to work. * Go out and socialize! Espe
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Breaking news: IPFS partners with Wolfram, and ditches JS for Wolfram Language. Your new browser is Mathematica.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Is there anything resembling road-rage on the Internet? If so I am feeling it as I am reading this comment. Please help me.
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Highschool Reunion, Bulllies and Being a Nerdy Kid in the 70's and Early 80's(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Welcome aboard! I'm Captain Obvious! That being said, I can totally relate to how he enjoys his 'boring' office were he can be productive and focus on what he loves: Technology/Engineering/Coding. He really seems to
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Tech Bro? This of course is to be interpreted as being pejorative, and also automatically creates a category of 'bad' people that are stereotypical 'bros'. Journalistic 'faux-pas' in the best of cases ...
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Hey, even Leonardo got stuck in meetings and felt the need to doodle around.
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Maybe you should tell us which companies haze the potential candidates so we can steer clear of them? At least some hints?
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Hazing? Really? Hazing is the practice of rituals and other activities involving harassment , abuse or humiliation used as a way of initiating a person into a group... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazing
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by kelvin0 11y ago
You strike me as the type who would also balk at fizzbuzz and other 'typical' interview questions. What do you propose? Say you have to interview a candidate for your own startup? How would you go about it?
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by kelvin0 11y ago
Simple, we also need a : 'Employees Harness big data to predict which employers are most likely to do crummy predictions'
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According the Wikipedia: '...dynamical systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions...' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
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by kelvin0 11y ago
I (mis)read the title the first time: Bare Back Bones end ... I thought I was in an alternate reality for a second ...

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