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by nogbit 10y ago
It would be nothing without the IP! Any company with a backlog of IP has senior management in meetings right now asking themselves "what will be our AR story". Copycats better make original IP first.
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by nogbit 10y ago
All games are supposed to be like this. A player has fun (hopefully) grok's it (usually) and then moves on (beat it, got frustrated or bored). However, games that implement vegas like mechanics turn their games into an addiction. I c
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by nogbit 10y ago
I loved it, snowboarding was 50 minute drive for 9 weeks straight with powder each time this winter. Ooops, us locals aren't actually suppose to mention how good it is up here (in the 80's all week so far)...ooops, did it again.
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by nogbit 10y ago
Respect...exactly right! I've never had a problem and the respect is reciprocated for 20 years now in my career. I've never had to excuse myself either, if it's only 2 people in the room just start a damm conversation. Talk
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by nogbit 10y ago
Ive been using http://hckrnews.com since it's launch long ago. If I go on vacation, and come back, simply filter for top 10, or, if I have loads of time look top 50%. It's great!
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by nogbit 10y ago
Because it was/is a good balance. You can take your logic all the way down to a city or all the way up to a nation and delegate or not. Having vastly different states from one another gives a citizen of a nation the freedom to easily
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by nogbit 11y ago
Simple solution, just stop using the heaping pile of crap that is Gmail. I did that about 4 years ago and I can actually read my email and have things work in the bog standard way vs. some convoluted non idiomatic way that Google wants you
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by nogbit 11y ago
I just wasted 10 minutes of my life to get to this which should be upvoted.
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by nogbit 11y ago
Wow, you need a reality check here with your "A bloated sense of self importance?". Here is some history for you.... My Dad has written a book about Native Americans in the pacific northwest. Part of his research turned up perso
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by nogbit 11y ago
I agree, and it gets worse every year "The Law of Leaky Abstractions is dragging us down." - Joel Spolsky (2002)
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by nogbit 11y ago
No, Verizon bought them last year....well, bought 2 million subscribers which is down from their peak in the 90's of 34 million.
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by nogbit 11y ago
There is no profit like non profit!
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by nogbit 11y ago
I'm sure their algo writers are looking for new work now lol
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by nogbit 11y ago
And to add to that, it's just a freakin title, adversarial or not. The title simply states fact that one company no longer needs another companies revenue, why can't it be left at that? I like all titles, regardless (link bait,
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by nogbit 11y ago
30 years ago you may not of had all the city, state and federal compliance and policy laws that a modern day state university has now and must enforce or report on (more rules/laws/regs with no funding to support them). Additiona
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by nogbit 11y ago
Give Manjaro a shot! It's Arch with a GUI installer. So if you don't have the time to do a full manual install it's so worth it and super fast. Give the XFCE iso a shot and you will be impressed. I ran Arch for years and
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by nogbit 11y ago
And instead you now need to know a layer of abstraction and relearn that layer whenever it re-invents itself.
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by nogbit 11y ago
Or, make it very clear with your license plate and stickers that you know your rights better than most. You will NEVER get pulled over! Going with the "I'm a lawyer"? Make sure you don't say "I'm a defense l
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by nogbit 11y ago
That's true, but, you can bet against it in the NYSE Arca http://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSEARCA%3AYANG
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by nogbit 11y ago
While the sound from the MDR-7506 is fantastic, and very comfortable, that thin lining around the ear muffs wears off within the first year of use and you get little itty bitty black pieces of it on your ears when you wear it. I now have a
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by nogbit 11y ago
You and me both, and many others!
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by nogbit 12y ago
Current trends will continue to put heavier demand on the ends of the stack and less on the middle layer. More money to be made the further out you are. Data http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=hbase%2Csolr%2Chive%2Ccouc...
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by nogbit 12y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web/Server (Ruby, C#, JavaScript, AngularJS, JQuery, HTML/CSS, MySQL, RethinkDB) Mobile (C#, Unity3D) Résumé/CV: http://Ma
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by nogbit 12y ago
This is fantastic! Your daily efforts become a work of art in the end and one is constantly trying to become a better artist. Many artists do what they do because they care about the end result more than money. Once they get to a place w
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by nogbit 12y ago
Hackers guide to setting up any laptop...especially ones that cost $1.5K less than a Mac. For beginners... https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Beginners%27_guide All others... https://wiki.archlinux.org&#x2
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by nogbit 12y ago
Try working on small teams, very small teams. There is no way around it, you must wear multiple hats, and those hats grow/change over ones career.
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by nogbit 13y ago
"is competance" or "has competence"? While it may be the best effort it surely is misguided. It's given people too much faith over the years in a system that is old and tired, dated and not meeting market demands (
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by nogbit 13y ago
I never post on HN, but I will say I've been using RethinkDB for a couple of weeks now and it's fantastic, the Ruby drivers work great. It's a big change from writing sql for over 10 years, but the pros far out weigh the con