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by mathgeek 8y ago
That will teach me to ponder these things before my morning coffee! Thanks for pointing out that it's Celsius.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
The RoccBox has interested me before, but I can't seem to connect the "you need higher temperatures for Neapolitan pizzas" claim with RoccBox's "[t]o achieve an authentic Neapolitan pizza, a 90 second cook in a ston
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by mathgeek 8y ago
The CDC provides this page, which seems like it may be useful to you as an overview: https://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/index.html
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by mathgeek 8y ago
For some people who used to play RTS and MOBA games years ago, they can still understand what's happening in a complex team game, even if they don't actively play the game.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I pretty much found my passion when I was 5-7 years old and played my first video games on my father's Commodore 64 and Apple IIe, playing board games and card games with my grandparents, and then the day I met my wife and when our chi
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I believe you've misinterpreted my meaning. I make enough that I can live with minimal debt, own the things I consider necessary, and provide for my family. It means I don't have to spend time thinking about work beyond 40 hours a
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by mathgeek 8y ago
That is the book that the repo linked in the OP references.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> Why am I spending my life working hard so someone else gets richer? Personally, "because it allows me to be rich enough that I don't have to work as hard as I might otherwise have to" is the answer here. Unfortunately fo
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I think the problem many developers see is the expectation that a "react developer" needs to know most of these things to call themselves such. It's a very similar issue to what many have with the term "full stack develo
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> Still I totally agree that getting paralyzed is a big problem, it's way better to program something "the wrong/inefficient/bad way" rather than to program nothing. I'd argue that this depends on the situat
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> I know that the game is that way on purpose but I feel that it makes it a niche game. That's a reasonable conclusion. Personally, I believe that turn-based tactical games will always be a niche regardless of the choices around the
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I get it that the author works for Bit, but it's really not necessary to throw in their own product both at the beginning and as an "honorable mention" at the end. It's much more genuine to just say "hey, we make th
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> these guys come out of the woodwork to tell you that their brother’s girlfriend’s roommate makes $400k at Facebook Reminds me of grade school, when "my uncle who works at Sega" always had let their loving nephew/niece p
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I think one difference that the author isn't necessarily seeing is that the "black swan" event has already happened (the end of guaranteed pensions).
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by mathgeek 8y ago
Star Trek has no economy except for its fictional one. Their economy of fabricators is itself a fabrication. At best, it represents an ideal.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I agree here. The extra time I get to spend with my young kids, my wife, and my friends instead of commuting is the polar opposite of a drawback with regards to human contact.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
Which is rather unfortunate for something that all revolves around git.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> As a 10 year redditor, that really frustrates me, since I can't go back and see my early posts any more. I'd much rather they let you get your own history out and then make it impossible to get said history for anyone else (u
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by mathgeek 8y ago
I readily agree that old school WoW was much more social and fun, but personally, most of the enjoyment of the game for me was only possible because I was a 20-something with no spouse, no kids, and no real responsibilities outside of showi
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by mathgeek 8y ago
Actual title: "Do Fathers Who Exercise Have Smarter Babies?" To further quote the article: “My personal opinion is that exercise is probably much more important” than mental stimulation for altering brains and gene expression and
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> The daycare discovered a lucrative business growth opportunity that help improve their customers' lives. "Staying open later and charging your customers for the service they receive during that time" isn't exactly a
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by mathgeek 8y ago
> What does Bitcoin have to do with it? Previous poster was using it as an example of a medium for exchange used with micropayments.
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by mathgeek 8y ago
The concept of "Stack Overflow for Teens" seems like a parody goldmine.
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by mathgeek 9y ago
> There is a subset of the family that uses facetime, they don't talk to the rest of us as often anymore. To me, this is one of the greatest shortcomings of video chat. We went from a universal phone system to a mostly universal SMS
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by mathgeek 9y ago
I'd guess the proposition here is "you can wipe away your past good with evil, but you can't wipe away your past evil with good." Sounds a bit too "never forgive, and never forget" for me.
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by mathgeek 9y ago
> really makes you wonder if a bot with visual recognition, building strategy skills is achievable in this generation. It's a lot of information. Resulting in a massive decision tree. It really depends on how the bot accesses the ga
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by mathgeek 9y ago
I have to admit... this is the first time in my life I've considered peaceful reunification as a realistic possibility.
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by mathgeek 9y ago
Is that very different from publishing the same data on a torrent?
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by mathgeek 9y ago
If you google it, you'll see it's synonymous with "idiot".
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by mathgeek 9y ago
The bill is addressed to the parent(s), most commonly. It just lists the child as the patient.

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