nanidin

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by nanidin 13y ago
I used a library I found on github for a similar project - here's their demo page: http://deibelman.github.io/dart-mic/demo.html For my project, I was charting the dominant frequency for fun.
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by nanidin 13y ago
When my neighbor retired from the airforce, he moved on to flying planes for FedEx. He is paid VERY well for that.
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by nanidin 13y ago
Rule 99732: When you can't admit you were wrong, argue on technicalities!
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by nanidin 13y ago
That's beside the point - the point being that you asserted that the "Real Bed" qualifier was referring to not getting a couch in an apartment, like couch surfing. Judging from your post history, you will argue on any point p
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by nanidin 13y ago
As I see it, the customer didn't get what they paid for. Instead of getting back a partial refund for what they didn't receive (4 beds vs 3 beds) they were refunded the fees that AirBnB charged - which according to AirBnB was beca
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by nanidin 13y ago
Did you visit the link provided? There is clearly a "Room type" classification, which would be used to indicate that you're renting a room in a house, a whole house, a bed in a room, or a couch in a room, for example. And the
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by nanidin 13y ago
Did you pay with a credit card? When companies try to blow me off like this and I used a credit card, the next email usually goes as follows: > I'm sorry that we have been unable to resolve this issue. If {demand for refunded amount
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by nanidin 13y ago
If you're going to go as far as running it in an emulator... then why not just write something that works in process and avoids the whole visual feedback / physical input loop altogether? It's how bots are written for MMO&#x2
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by nanidin 13y ago
You won't be restricted to physical displays anymore - what if your alternate desktops floated off to the side / above / whatever your current "display"?
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by nanidin 13y ago
Seems realistic - not everyone's internal clock matches with the 24 hour day. This guy let himself live on a 28 hour day, but the tradeoff was that instead of 7 chunked out pieces of living per week, he had 6. So when is the weekend? S
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by nanidin 13y ago
I don't have the ability to downvote, but this type of meta/complaining is exactly what I would downvote.
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by nanidin 13y ago
Indeed - we were developing on & evaluated on a homogeneous cluster :)
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by nanidin 13y ago
We provided build scripts and source. The extra credit was for fastest execution time. I assume you're payed based on final results, not based on source. Not so crazy of a concept - whoever delivered the best results got rewarded for i
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by nanidin 13y ago
I was in a parallel programming class where the fastest correct assignments got significant extra credit boosts. Compiling with the intel compiler with optimizations turned on (vs gcc) was often enough to make the difference in getting that
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by nanidin 13y ago
By leaving if they don't agree (assuming you're a good developer.)
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by nanidin 13y ago
These are also examples of tampering with the radio, just more obvious (to me at least) than modifications to the actual functionality of the device.
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by nanidin 13y ago
Clear is probably a requirement so that the guards can see inside and be reasonably sure it hasn't been tampered with, for example, to communicate back to the outside world.
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by nanidin 13y ago
If the result of telling coworkers is so undesirable, why not keep it between yourself and your immediate manager?
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by nanidin 13y ago
The final uninsured cost being closer to $100 :(
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by nanidin 13y ago
IIRC we couldn't ask about things like kids because it's illegal to base a hiring decision on whether someone has kids or is going to have kids - a bad actor could decide not to hire you based on this because kids equate to more i
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by nanidin 13y ago
At Garmin, they pull in non-interviewers that have interview training (for legal reasons, don't want to ask the wrong questions like do they have kids, etc.) to eat lunch with candidates. There's no pressure on the candidate, and
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by nanidin 13y ago
When I eat at my desk, it is because eating at my desk means eating in a relaxed quiet environment without lots of people around. You're making a huge assumption that people eating at their desks are doing work while eating.
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by nanidin 13y ago
I'd imagine the fun parts of driving a ferrari aren't really legal on public roads in the first place
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by nanidin 13y ago
It's popular to hate on being a manager! It's similar to how you'll hear people in academia refer to "industry." It's a popular thing to put down.
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by nanidin 13y ago
My biggest gripe to date about UPS: For years, they would deliver stuff to the doorstep & sign it themselves as stupid stuff like "Dr. Door." Well one delivery this backfires when the driver takes the package to a house up the
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by nanidin 13y ago
It depends on how you define better: In the context of the owners of a for-profit prison system, better training would result in more parole violations.
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by nanidin 13y ago
When something is expunged or sealed, is it required that that non-government entities purge the records also? For instance, it's common for local news companies to report arrests & mugshots on their websites. I'm assuming the
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by nanidin 13y ago
Is it legally possible to FOI / subpoena / sue the NSA for records the NSA has? That could be a good weapon in the copyright infringement cases they like to throw out - probably a lot stronger link than just IP.
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by nanidin 13y ago
In javascript, the number type is just number. To truly bit shift with this method, you'd need to convert the bitwise representation into a number, perform the given operation, handle the corner case of odd numbers when dividing, and t
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by nanidin 13y ago
Is that really code for "merchants who sold something to a fraudulent card will have that money taken back, and effectively lose the merchandise they sold"? In my experience (several years ago, through PayPal though) that was the

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