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by mamurphy 10y ago
Answer to Question 1: Use our program! Answer to Question 2: To see if your automated bug-testing is finding all the bugs.
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by mamurphy 10y ago
This could use a (2015) tag. The article is a bit rambling, but it achieves its objective of convincing me that (1) the hand-waving that sometimes passes for statistical analysis is not good enough and (2) it's realistic to do better a
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by mamurphy 10y ago
I'm not so sure that the driver being 100% responsible is ridiculous with this particular iteration of technology. I have not experienced the Telsa system. However, IF the following from the blog post is true: >...Additionally, ever
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by mamurphy 10y ago
My first impression was that this title must be exaggerated click-bait. After reading the article, I'm not so sure. What a decision!
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by mamurphy 10y ago
I'm not so sure, there are compelling arguments for both "Writing" and "Crafts & DIY." I think I prefer the latter. $Manager: What are you working on today? $Programmer: The usual Cratfting/DIY. $Manager: O
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by mamurphy 10y ago
In the states, the bank is lending you money and essentially building equity in your home. If your heirs pay the loan off when you die, they often may keep the house. It's a no-lose proposition for the bank, presuming they charge a pro
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by mamurphy 10y ago
I'd enjoy the sarcasm more if I were more familiar with tech conferences. I assume the situations described are exaggerated tech conference tropes, but I don't have the firsthand experience to know for sure.
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by mamurphy 10y ago
>You're never more popular than you are at age 25. >Researchers analyzed one full year's worth of cell phone call records for 3.2 million customers of a European telecom company. They found that the average number of people
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by mamurphy 10y ago
A couple of comments are slightly misconstruing the "rack management" strategy. Using all your letters for the 50 point bonus is sometimes OK. >they increasingly hold off on other high-scoring moves, such as six-letter words, o
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by mamurphy 10y ago
I knew little about Larange points[0] or the James Webb[1] before reading your comment and spending 10 minutes on Wikipedia. The L2 is a stable orbit with the Earth between the L2 point and the sun; the Webb is a telescope that seems twice
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by mamurphy 10y ago
Reddit[0] attributes this largely to Chromebooks snatching up most of the K-12 education market from iPads, with Google vaulting ahead while Apple was under-prioritizing that market. Motivations school districts might have for switching: (1
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by mamurphy 10y ago
What point is this article trying to make? Usually one can get a sense what the author's perspective is, but not here. It seems to be "here are some odd financial occurrences." Perhaps the inference readers are meant to make
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by mamurphy 10y ago
It's not clear whether this is getting sincere upvotes despite that the page is currently failing to load or ironic upvotes because the page is currently failing to load. In any event, he's not fixing your issue yet because he has
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by mamurphy 10y ago
I'm a tad confused. Say I had 7-zip installed - how would I be vulnerable? Hacker Henry knows I use UDF or HFS+ filesystem, AND gets me to trust them and download their maliciously compressed file, AND I extract it with 7-zip, which is
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by mamurphy 10y ago
The facts presented don't imply the title. "Teams traditionally consisting only of coders now include a few communication specialists" is rather less catchy. The next hot job in Silicon Valley is for programmers.
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by mamurphy 10y ago
"[S]olar, wind and storage technologies continue their remorseless—if not breathtaking—decline in cost."
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by mamurphy 12y ago
I am mesmerized by the age 40 bar. It barely moves; a few more people are retired or are in school. My armchair speculation is that turning 40 really makes people reexamine their decisions.
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by mamurphy 12y ago
Can you give examples of things that wouldn't, theoretically, be better if "combined into a non-profit, shared single source?" The whole problem is the incentive to innovate diminishes greatly for non-profit, single sources f
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by mamurphy 12y ago
It's impossible to appreciate the irony without that context. Thanks for providing it!
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by mamurphy 12y ago
TL;DR: -Top employees use top large corporations as springboards to their careers rather than as 30-year destinations, a marked change from the past. -Top large corporations reward interpersonal skills and getting along more than brilliance
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by mamurphy 12y ago
I will check back later today for the newly formatted version. In the sample, some sentences were split between pages (with the top half of the letters on the bottom of one page, and the bottom half of the letters on the top of the next pag
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by mamurphy 12y ago
As detailed in this blog post ( http://permissionmachine.com/blog/rod-stewart-sued-for-recre... ), the Rod Stewart photos look much more similar to the disputed photos in Temple Island v. New English Teas (the claimant w
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by mamurphy 12y ago
>It's just $4.95/month for Debit and 3.25% for Credit. Writing and mailing a check is worth the $4.50 price difference to me. But if it isn't to you, this may be a good deal. Looks like this is a recent add-on to their pre
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by mamurphy 12y ago
I agree with boucher. I have read every page on http://todogroup.org/ (don't worry, there were only a handful). There is nothing concrete about "talk openly, develop openly" other than the list of inaugural c
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by mamurphy 12y ago
I recently tried out badger.com, and I like their UI. They have a demo of their UI you can try before buying. They also offer some nifty built-ins like automatic Heroku integration.