ldehaan

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by ldehaan 10y ago
your heart is a pump, when you exercise your heart pumps harder and faster, your legs create a flowing motion that helps the blood make it back to the heart. during all this the brain experiences a surge in blood levels, oxygen, metabolic e
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by ldehaan 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the crappyness you're experiencing is software related. I've got a lot of tech, bt stuff everywhere and the ones that work the best have the best switching software. one of the most solid pieces of bt manageme
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by ldehaan 10y ago
thank you for your answer :) as far as; is it contagious? yes, it's incredibly contagious, in the sense of a virus and how viruses are spread. We have two immune systems in our minds, logic and fear. Logic tells me when something is fe
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by ldehaan 10y ago
i really liked your reply :) while I agree I think faith is a bit more than just human nature, I think it's a mechanism developed over centuries to deal with the unknown while our minds continued to expand to understand the unknown. I
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by ldehaan 10y ago
what do you hope to gain by talking to them? I'm assuming that by capital A, versus lowercase a; atheists, you are trying to underscore the differences between people who understand that religion is a hoax but it doesn't affect me
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by ldehaan 10y ago
change is inevitable. I like to think of the different stages in my life as other people, because those people were so different. I maintain the same kind of drive I've always had, consuming every piece of data I can get my hands on, b
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by ldehaan 10y ago
it's interesting to me now when I see people saying these types of things about X operating system. growing up at with a dad from DEC I actually learned how to use systems I've never used since :D but my dad ran Windows and hated
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by ldehaan 10y ago
it's a display, there are outputs of location data to the computer but they don't come from the headset, they come from other peripherals. if I then plug the display into my video card; then that makes it a head mounted monitor wi
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by ldehaan 10y ago
yeah but you can be a nice company that actually cares about people, and takes really good care of their customers and still make money. you can also be a company of douche cookies and make money, but that lowers our collective trust, goodw
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by ldehaan 10y ago
you must not know many gamers. I think you're talking about your average joe, but average joes who play video games are still gamers and know about this stuff because it's important to them. as far as never heard of VR... what pla
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by ldehaan 10y ago
just a quick tip: check out weave for managing networking, IMO it's much easier and I'm not even talking about the docker plugin. just use weave without the plugin and it works amazingly well. for the configuration aspect, just us
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by ldehaan 10y ago
let me begin by saying...how do you even? nobody cares what invisible person you believe in and honestly I hope no religious person makes it to the future, so please do hold yourself back.
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by ldehaan 10y ago
Same here, I have dealt with this since I was 13 years old, and it's total bs. my first job in computers was 13 at a local college and I got so much crap from the it team there for being too young and not having enough experience even
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by ldehaan 10y ago
that's the kind of thinking that is the reason we have such bad medicine. medicine and all its research needs to be open, people have no privacy anywhere else, and to keep insisting on it for medical data is only allowing governments a
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by ldehaan 10y ago
"unions make companies more vulnerable to outsourcing" because outsourcing is a a shark and unions cover you in blood? the only thing that makes a company vulnerable to outsourcing is assholes in management, uncaring, shortsighted
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by ldehaan 10y ago
who: Anyone who profited from defrauding the us tax payers. There is a very long list. given the proper time and budget from, say, the department of justice; we'd probably have it. however the doj did nothing twice, and so I doubt they
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by ldehaan 10y ago
quick question, have you ever setup irc? it's actually really easy, and as far as clients for IRC go, there is such a huge range that it's hard to believe you really tried it. there are all the functions of slack and then a ton mo
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by ldehaan 10y ago
nope. tor is anonymizing software used by many thousands of people. if you're really concerned use a VPN first, and download the tor browser using VPN. unnecessary IMO, but if you're concerned then this will give you an extra laye
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by ldehaan 10y ago
From reading the comments there are Still a lot of misconceptions about Js. javascript is not new, it's been around since before most of the web devs out there started working in computers. nodejs supports multiple CPUs. nodejs is stab
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by ldehaan 10y ago
seriously? rtfm. Node has supported multiple CPUs for Years, it's called cluster.
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by ldehaan 10y ago
agreed, I had a rough time of it, I started working in computing at 13 and only got the job because my mom hired me to automate data entry at the local college. I was actually pretty lucky to be able to work with the places that I have, but
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by ldehaan 10y ago
more people complaining about a language they don't understand, js should be more like y language is something I've been hearing for years. it's inane and shows a deep lack of understanding of programming languages specifical
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by ldehaan 11y ago
not yet, and probably not likely, but if you're interested in running winders on a Linux i have x2go instance for testing and it works quite well. I use an internal gb network though, so your experience will vary.
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by ldehaan 11y ago
what about just using the built in cluster functionality already in nodejs? I've used it many times with great results and it is really easy to implement.
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by ldehaan 11y ago
this is a scam, they just try to get your data, you can't see anything for free, you have to give personal info and sign up first, which isn't free. what is a crappy site like this doing on HN?
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by ldehaan 11y ago
this is cool, but I just wrote something like this at work using hubot and some node libs, and there are a couple extra options you can setup. if they let me I'll release it OSS, but it was super easy to write, and it pulls diffs from
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by ldehaan 11y ago
you should be afraid of This state, when the Germans decide to be complete idiots, they don't hold back. someone needs to show up at their parliament or whatever they government with, in a nazi uniform, salute the bench, and start yapp
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by ldehaan 11y ago
I think it's simpler than that, as you get older you recognize patterns, and you then associate those patterns to things, negative or positive. I see this with myself and people who are aging with me, we have so much to do as we get ol
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by ldehaan 11y ago
Yeah, from my perspective it's actually getting better, but that may be due to exp increases, and not necessarily just the job market being awesome. I regularly talk to potential side job people and the amount I can ask for my experien
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by ldehaan 11y ago
You could do real time sentiment analysis on what someone is saying and it it is negative open a new input area for an explanation of their anger, greater than 500 chars (and validated as well as possible for realistic word structure), so t

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