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by mohaine 8y ago
Maybe on the west coast but here in the Midwest we often have issues finding candidates that can write fizzbuz. We recently had a candidate who's main language was python but failed to even run his code on the command line. Saddly thi
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by mohaine 8y ago
I've always found any of these studies that treat artificial sweeteners as a single group very suspect. 1) The only thing the different types of Artificial Sweeteners have in common is a high sweetness value per volume (2k-4k time more
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by mohaine 8y ago
Trees were being grafted from varieties with thorns. Once the top died the roots would shoot up a sprout that could breed thorns. There was also cross breeding with other thorn less varieties but I believe this was mostly after the damage h
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by mohaine 8y ago
Seconded. I really like the idea of a small homework assignment. Here is the last one I did for an interview: https://github.com/mohaine/expense-allocation It was a great screen for them and something to talk about du
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by mohaine 8y ago
That doesn't mean it is good for you (or bad). For many years everyone said to avoid eggs for cholesterol. There was no controverse. Basically without more good science on the subject, we are all just mostly guessing.
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by mohaine 8y ago
As a Red/Green color blind person I LOVE blue leds. They have mostly replaced the stupid Red/Green off/on indicator that I can't tell the difference between. Now if only stop lights changed to "blue means go" w
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by mohaine 8y ago
Quite simply yes. A modern "computer" is made up of multiple layered CPUs and OSs at this point. WiFi, sound, ssd, GPU all often have embedded cpu and firmware that could get "enhanced" and survive a recore
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by mohaine 8y ago
Well, I don't think they just started calling it that for no reason. The fact that they they now know more means they are marking progress, even if it makes it harder to declare victory. The way I read it is that they were so far from
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by mohaine 8y ago
I switched to Nook when they first came out and haven't bought a book since. I did change to Google Play books and standard tables/phones but there is no going back to real paper books (for me). 1) I always have my book with me.
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by mohaine 8y ago
Not sure on the first part but the second part is true. When there is a C# class that both has and doesn't have type information, they are actually completely different classes that just happen to share a base name. This really made it
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by mohaine 8y ago
But you said it was illegal, which it clearly isn't.
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by mohaine 8y ago
I highly suggest this recipe (From here: http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htm ) Ingredient (grams) 1 Pie 3 Pied 5 Pies Filtered Water 110 330 550 King Arthur Bread flour 168 510 850
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by mohaine 8y ago
No, because the cost of switching between the two is roughly zero. If switching took 6 months and $100K there would be lots of articles in the hole digging community about when and why to pick between the two.
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by mohaine 8y ago
Breaking a task down into meaningful half day task is almost as hard is just implementing it, but usually this is attempted in a committee setting. This is not a recipe for success.
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by mohaine 8y ago
Monsanto has been bought/split up a few times since then. It really isn't even close to the same company any more. The name has been tainted so bad I'm really surprised they aren't going to spin off something with the na
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by mohaine 8y ago
Well, now it works on my phone as well. I wonder if it is only when on/near my work campus. I was outside but they do have some repeaters for some carriers. (I often get a message saying my carrier has "disabled voice services&q
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by mohaine 8y ago
Well, the locationsmart fails completely on my Google fi phone.
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by mohaine 8y ago
The is no reason to believe that the volunteers and hackathon are open to anybody but paid employees/contractors. The volunteers email went out in an internal employee list.
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by mohaine 9y ago
In this context a contractor is a company, not a contract employee. Sure that company has employees, but if they are not doing the job it is better to find a different company that will.
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by mohaine 9y ago
I don't think they used transparent aluminum in Star Trek IV. I thought they paid for whatever they used (plexiglass?) with the recipe for transparent aluminum. Although it could just be that I'm forgiving the poor writing.
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by mohaine 9y ago
Agreed but all they really need to do is make the BETA Steam OS only. This still gets the hardcore enthusiast interested while not alienating everyone else.
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by mohaine 9y ago
In the US you will have lots of time to sleep due to waiting for an oncoming train to clear. In most parts of the country we don't have dedicated passenger tracks. Amtrak (our passenger line) just rents track time on the freight lines
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by mohaine 9y ago
The article is pretty clear the he asked employees to volunteer in a leaked internal memo. Usually employees are already on the payroll. The first line is: "Tesla Inc. exhorted its factory workers ..."
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by mohaine 9y ago
It is also mostly cloud agnostic which is nice. This gives a degree of cross cloud portability to application suites. The setup of the cluster is cloud specific but after that everything can just talk Kubernetes.
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by mohaine 9y ago
Your go containers don't need anything more than your static binary, root certs, and tzinfo files. Everything else is extra.
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by mohaine 9y ago
> how do superconductors respond to non-DC currents? My understanding is "Poorly". As in not a superconductor for AC for current superconductors.
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by mohaine 9y ago
I'm guessing you are pulling less than 80 lbs. Probably closer to 40. The article mentions that 20 a minute wouldn't be an issue at this weight but the longbows in question where over 100 lbs and often 150 lbs pull. This is what
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by mohaine 9y ago
The plain is to lock down block 5's design so it can be man rated which in itself would make it more reliable. This will probably not happen until they fly them a few times though so that wouldn't mean the first block 5s would be
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by mohaine 9y ago
Round up ready wheat existed in the lab but was never commercialized by Monsanto due to lack of interest. Monsanto actually shut down its efforts to GM wheat due to this. Unlike corn and soy, most wheat is actually eaten by humans. Note th
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by mohaine 9y ago
This. I upped my amount just to avoid the messages. The cap at $60 is a really nice addition. I've had lots of people want to go to Fi but as heavy data users they just couldn't.

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