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lvecsey
18y ago
When you ask your employer that 'why' question, what comes next? Suppose the address book API's were unknown to both employer and employee; the employer might say 'go ahead and write the core component that will manage just a list of names
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Maybe pay someone to hand out cards to homeless people on the streets of big cities. A google-like bus shuttle to get people to/from every month or two, since you will likely cycle through people rather than retain them for a year.
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18y ago
He was joking :) However the idea is good if its implemented with a javascript SetTimeout. The usernames and other infos can show up a bit later.
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18y ago
The three legged symbol is pretty good, but maybe papers could just set the value of pi at the introduction.
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18y ago
Dude can grep wikipedia and has parents that can talk about topics in a deep way, or provide resources to him on topics that interest him. Most parents would do the opposite and restrict internet access for starters, let alone have the abil
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18y ago
Is this an application that will run on your own web servers, or do you intend businesses and individuals to install it on their own machines? If the latter you might consider whether your business can flourish under a GPL license with the
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18y ago
I've used nagios and before that, ganglia for some monitoring. I've been looking into cacti lately for monitoring qmail message status and an asterisk installation for the number of active channels. Many of these systems use rrdtool and eve
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18y ago
Its not that theres a conspiracy its just that sometimes when you have a structure in place its hard for it to change or improve. Does the US government even have a group of people working on just that topic? Surely the three main branches
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18y ago
I thought of the free software based Asterisk PBX too. Maybe a modern interpretation is that the face represents someone making a poor comment as they disagree with someone, basically spewing dial tone!
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19y ago
The other key concept is that after some clients upload to a specific sub path area that is authorized for uploads, the clients can use a query string option on a GET request to list out files in that area. I suppose the website owner could
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19y ago
I was waiting for him to chirp an alarm system key-chain at the end. Great job though!
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19y ago
Here is one way to approach the transition, starting today. If you can leave Asterisk running somewhere and you already have say a domain name that you use for a blog or personal website, then you can point iax.domain.com to your Asterisk a
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19y ago
I agree its important to separate out the concerns of office productivity with these individual world viewpoints that people possess (either more aspergers-like, or more towards a social bent). Even if kept bundled I credit those with asper
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19y ago
A device that looks like the original Nintendo robotic operating buddy with different buttons on the side that you depress whenever you complete a workout run for the day, brush your teeth, eat a healthy meal, or other tasks of your choosin
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19y ago
And the engineers are brought in to meetings limited with what they can say; if the truth has a hard edge, its the sales persons job to smooth it over. Essentially, the engineer or tech is handcuffed.
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19y ago
AOL paid him $100 million for winamp, and he refused to sell out to the point of placing a desktop icon for aol during the install. Version 3.0 became bloated, and so v2.9 was released as a more stream lined version. Some other projects lik
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19y ago
Yes, the GPLv3 drafting process had something like this. Implementing this in a firefox plugin that logs into a web highlighting service might be a clean way to go about it.
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19y ago
Supposedly you're not supposed to switch to dvorak too quickly, like within a 48 hour period like I did. It kind of scrambles your brain a bit, and I lost my ability to qwerty for a moment there. With time I started typing quicker in both d
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19y ago
Part of it is that she has an opportunity to explore this way of thinking. What happened around age 20 when she decided to give up with the neurotypical way of vocalizing? An older brother or sister that never veers far from neurotypical wo
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For a moment I was confused about what this was about, because a slight misspelling takes you to an illegitimate site RefreshThings.com that I went to first by accident.
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It must have been a given that the debris would strike the ocean, regardless of which direction the impact came from.
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19y ago
The new approach may be okay so long as the book is accurate. All too often school boards default to a more error prone book, due to a connection to a specific marketer. Feynman on school books: http://www.textbookleague.org/103feyn.htm
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19y ago
Compare that to the shuttle design where lives are on the line and the software has to just work. The microsoft spec approach is really to just ``wing it''
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19y ago
How about in some way using emacs? The tiger team would develop the elisp needed to cater to the company.
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19y ago
Some kind of space propulsion company like John Carmack And also autonomous control of some other things.
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19y ago
Puzzling that this article doesn't mention ITER
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If MSFT as a company reaches a survival point where they have to release free software, it would be a nice touch for the code to be readable, well-written and nearly bug free.
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One thing I always liked about the Arcades was that in general, companies like Sega and others would put out machines that were far ahead of the home consoles. The average person simply couldn't afford it, and therefore did not mind droppin
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19y ago
Maybe a better one would delve into defining/tutoring some S-expressions with an introduction to Common Lisp? It could go on for hours.
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19y ago
Has anyone asked Austin about his thoughts on releasing GPL clients? Theres no doubt he has a passion to continue massaging world-data and refining the simulator design; I think if he knew users would still purchase binary client and data
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