michael_h

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by michael_h 16y ago
"My city is better than yours!" "No, it isn't!" It's weird how opinions work, isn't it? I don't like either place - where does that leave me?
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by michael_h 16y ago
> you have to have anything related to your work release reviewed for the rest of your life I'm not sure that this is true.
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by michael_h 17y ago
Ahhh, so this is why I couldn't make a 'buzz' label.
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by michael_h 17y ago
This sounds somewhat plausible, but it has a flavor of "I'm just making this up, but it sounds okay!" to it.
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by michael_h 17y ago
Another fun fact: a shot of espresso generally has slightly less caffeine than a regular cup of coffee. Not sure why, but I'd always assumed a shot of espresso was like a concentrated giant cup of regular roast. However, a regular sized cu
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by michael_h 17y ago
For those who, like me, have no idea what's going on here: http://www.nanowrimo.org/ - National Novel Writing Month.
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by michael_h 17y ago
Just a note: for your code examples, you posted the publisher twice (I think the second one is supposed to be the code for the consumer).
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by michael_h 17y ago
Maybe this is Mike Arrington's way of announcing that the tablet will be out before the end of the year...he's a subtle man, you know.
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by michael_h 17y ago
I don't think very many people are debating that. I wonder if the major disconnect between RMS and deIcaza is that deIcaza deals with the people at Microsoft, whereas RMS only sees them as a corporation. Thus, deIcaza might see them as a
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by michael_h 17y ago
This has been _extremely_ frustrating lately. Especially when you're searching for some terms with a high noise ratio. Just yesterday, I was trying to find an equation that looked moderately like a normal EKG, so I searched for 'polynomial
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Miguel de Icaza responds to latest RMS article(tirania.org)
54 points by michael_h 17y ago|103 comments
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by michael_h 17y ago
Immigration and Customs Enforcement? Console modification issues sound unrelated to their task.
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by michael_h 17y ago
It's a risk/benefit problem. If things go wrong, we're talking about serious and permanent damage. What if roundup-ready plants end up messing with the bee population (or whatever)? What will happen to species down the food chain? What a
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by michael_h 17y ago
Too complicated. When someone asks me what I do, I've found that 'I program computers' works for virtually any development job. If you give anything more specific, they probably don't care and wouldn't know what the difference is anyway.
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by michael_h 17y ago
How much patience is necessary for something like this? If I could start a slow clap, I would.
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by michael_h 17y ago
I'm not a web developer, but I do like javascript quite a bit. The 'bit flags' are easily understandable, but they don't 'feel' like a Javascript API -> I think that was the point of the post. All things being equal, jresig's proposed
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by michael_h 17y ago
"General Electric, the world's leading maker of aircraft engines, carries out all such tests on computers in an industrial estate in Bangalore at a fraction of the cost and time." Except, you know, they don't. Unless [Peebles, Ohio] rel
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by michael_h 18y ago
fossil water is not an issue - aquifers are constantly replenished with rainwater (and manual recharging via pumping treated water back into the aquifer...a debatable idea). At least that's the case in the mid- and north-west. Coastal and
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by michael_h 18y ago
that sounds like it helps with web app deployment , but development is unchanged.