mtrimpe

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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Ah OK. I have a 30" monitor so for me there was no CTA visible for only a tiny fraction of the page. As far as the carrousel is concerned, ideally you should just A/B-test what works of course. Concerning the business model I just wanted to
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Talking about not ugly; it seems that they're using a hex encoded unique identifier for the groups (see movie-talk-bfcd5ecc@breeze123.com in the comparison page.) I really don't get why people don't look into encoding designed to work well
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
When scrolling the "Probeer MoneyMonk 14 dagen vrijblijvend!" button moves into the header but only for a very short time. I don't think many poeple will actually click through the carrousel "Dit kan MoneyMonk voor jou betekenen..." so it m
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
We're talking about sexuality in the sense of the physical sex of your partner; not your fetishes. Unfortunately that's a difficult topic to avoid since we can hardly start referring to our partners as 'it' when the topic comes up. Choosi
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
It seems that you're also expecting other people to change. You can also just voice your opinion respectfully while still leaving room for everybody else's interpretation. It's the difference between "I don't agree." and "You're doing it wr
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
You don't have to tell people, but you would naturally do so in the course of normal conversation (i.e. how's your wife doing?)
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Wait, which one of us are you?
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
I came here to second kilroy123's request since I hadn't heard about the cease and desist issue yet. It would be interesting if you could find an appropriate way to explain that to users; perhaps with a reference to http://resume.linkedinl
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
It sounds like you're describing a very thing every programmer experiences. Paul Graham wrote an essay on it ( http://www.paulgraham.com/head.html ) which I'd suggest you give a try. As a meta-note... these kinds of questions probably belon
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
I quit caffeine cold-turkey about a month ago and when I was still drinking caffeine I was much like you brewing a killer espresso at home or having an energy drink on the way to work. The basic gist seems to be that caffeine allows you to
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
I assumed this referred to intentional baldness, i.e. shaving your head. As far this discussion goes my main concern was that conflating chosen traits with inherited ones is derailing the discussion. They are very different with completely
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Don't forget that those industries have similar discussions going on.. [1] http://www.minoritynurse.com/men-nursing/recruiting-men-nurs... [2] http://www.degreesfinder.com/online/articles/should-there-be...
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Indeed. It's more a case of 'we know we collectively have an unfair bias against women, let's try to consciously adjust our bias a bit.'
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Except that the long hair, the pink beard or the bald woman are choices. For people who are female, gay or black it's not a choice.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
It's default usage of purely functional data structures and a rich concurrency model (STM, actors and more.)
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Very true. I only noticed all this after I quit smoking and subconsciously replaced a few smoke breaks with coffee breaks, causing me to massively overshoot my caffeine levels on a daily basis. Whether it's good to keep an even level of caf
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
I quit coffee 6 weeks ago. The first two working days were hilarious, as I actually had trouble maintaining the focus to procrastinate. The headaches lasted for a bit more than a week. I tried all household remedies and only peppermint tea
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
His doctor got the patient to quit. One week of lost productivity is a low price to pay for successfully turning someone's life around.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
What exactly are you basing that on? Not snarky, I'm truly interested since I fit the OP's description fairly well; luckily including having quit in December 2012.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
This appears to have been marked as a private youtube video... Not a very productive use of my time :)
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
You can also consider filing a request to get one of those CDs with all data on file about you sent to you (See http://siliconfilter.com/getting-facebook-to-give-you-all-yo... ) I'm not sure if it includes images but if Facebook didn't act
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
I knew some truly great programmers who wrote great code most of the year, but occasionally were suddenly absent for a week because the police picked them up dancing naked in a garden. Even though there are many companies who would immediat
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
1. Dvorak 2. Emacs 3. Clojure 4. Testing from a keyboard
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
Going native is basically a form of optimization and thus only worth it when the improvement is large enough to warrant the investment. Something about the premature roots of something evil something.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
My comparison was of a more practical nature and practically speaking the most distributed VM is the browser. The browser itself used to be too slow for many use cases which led to Flash filling in the gap, but thankfully that's rapidly cha
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
It's all about who is able to get their VM in the most places; Java already lost that battle and Flash is on the way out. It seems like JavaScript is the new ActionScript.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
It might be worth mentioning that this is part of an offer to match donations 3-for-1 until December 31st.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
You might want to make sure that you're first on queue if you sign up your site and do a bunch of reviews. I just did three reviews and it should've been possible to make sure I got one in return by now, but that didn't seem to happen yet (
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
They're using TomTom/TeleAtlas data since TomTom bought TeleAtlas just before the crisis hit.
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by mtrimpe 14y ago
^ this For example; for some reason Flash pretty much always crashes when you're pausing the VM (stepping through commands) for too long, but it's impossible for the IDE to detect that. That meant that every time this happened you would nee

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