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by legohead 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/user/numberphile
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by legohead 12y ago
I don't think our society has answered that yet. It's a relatively new phenomenon in our society and culture. Sharing/Pirating music and videos is so rampant, and it doesn't really "feel" wrong to those who d
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by legohead 12y ago
and yet another, Jerry from ChessNetwork https://www.youtube.com/user/ChessNetwork I stumbled across one of his videos, not being much of a chess person, and have watched probably a hundred since and love chess now. h
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by legohead 12y ago
I agree with the Android update issue, and made a post about it yesterday. I got the Galaxy "Nexus" with the hopes it would be kept up to date since it was using the Google brand name, but nope, I'm still on 4.3. And, while
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by legohead 12y ago
I've stuck with Samsung, but my wife decided to get the Moto X, and I have to say, I'm impressed. And it's not the hardware, but the Moto software that is cool. Which is funny to me, because I've always been a giant ha
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by legohead 12y ago
Definitely SpaceX has the better machine, but at least the CST-100 is reusable and can make ground landings (via pillows). There is a 10-use limit for each, due to the thermal shields; the Dragon2 requires a refit and from what I can tell
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by legohead 12y ago
Take a look at the insides. The CST-100 is extremely cramped for the astronauts. The Dragon 2 looks like luxury in comparison. If there are astronauts that get to ride in both modules, I'm pretty sure they are going to be pro Space-
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by legohead 12y ago
Yes, this continues to be a problem that I hope Google addresses somehow. I got the Samsung Galaxy Nexus because I assumed it would be kept up to date with the latest Android version, since it's using the Google brand 'Nexus&#x
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by legohead 12y ago
As a young person, when I was examining possible choices for development, I chose what was fast and stable. At the time that was C & PHP, and maybe even perl. I don't see how the young people of today decide to go with Ruby, with
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by legohead 12y ago
This article confused the hell out of me. Since I don't eat apples but my kids love them, I have purposely tried all the kinds of apples at the store. And time and time again my kids prefer Red Delicious.
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by legohead 12y ago
I agree to your terms but you get half equity.
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by legohead 12y ago
government pay is terrible (for us software types) government contracts are another story...
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by legohead 12y ago
create a few random fields turn on combine mass on collision add galaxy in middle watch the creation of a solar system :)
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by legohead 12y ago
exploding offers call for exploding counter-offers
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by legohead 12y ago
You sound exactly like their target market, too! /s
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by legohead 12y ago
Could this be a hint at a larger business move? Such as, unique pricing by customer?
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by legohead 12y ago
This isn't reddit. HN is serious business.
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by legohead 12y ago
as for culture.. it's great in the beginning, but as the company grows to medium and large, communication begins to break down, and bureaucracy creeps in, poisoning the old culture. with more people being brought in (usually at a rapid
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by legohead 12y ago
it's hard to support either Ukraine or Russia - you definitely can't believe what either have to say. Ukraine is still having protests in Kiev, and calling for impeachment of the person they just fought to have put in place ther
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by legohead 12y ago
remember when aurora coin skyrocketed to the top of the list?
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by legohead 12y ago
traditionally it's "he", unless you are reading D&D manuals
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by legohead 12y ago
A route to one of our subdomains was not working at our hosting provider. It affected our application because we relied upon the subdomain as a cache between S3. Pages in the application would fail when cache was reloaded. Never mind our
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by legohead 12y ago
do they fit in car cup-holders?
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by legohead 12y ago
at first it sounded like a team of problem solvers (fun), but ended up sounding like more techno bureaucracy (boring). setting standards across federal agencies? single sign-on? may god have mercy on their souls.
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by legohead 12y ago
they are different "things" but still related. HOAs tell you what you can and cannot do. who created those rules? the people of the neighborhood at some point in time. I want to paint my house green -- NOPE, neighbors #3, 5, 16
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by legohead 12y ago
If you've traveled around the country, you've invariably come across those "speed is monitored by aircraft" signs, and what you described is how they do it (tracking how long it takes cars to go from point A to B)
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by legohead 12y ago
its done that way in Russia as well, at least in the city. the downside is they have to turn off the hot water occasionally to do cleaning, which means no hot water for 1-3 days. in village homes they use pechkas [1]. a giant radiant heat
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by legohead 12y ago
The current series I'm reading and the last series I read are not available.. nail in coffin for me
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by legohead 12y ago
remember when Microsoft built IE into the OS as an attempt to force everyone to use IE? but it's their operating system! look up antitrust
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by legohead 12y ago
As a parent and a member of parent forums, this is just funny. Because it doesn't work. A recurring theme in the parent world is simply that "kids are different." What works wonders for one parent&child is completely us

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