onemoreact

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   by onemoreact 15y ago

   The problem with "known" facts is they often extreamly context specific. There are actually a wide range of interview questions where I would much rather have someone say "I don't know" than say a correct answer without aproprate qualifica
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   by onemoreact 15y ago

   Never forget, even smart people make stupid mistakes and it just gets worse from there. People often use brand names to fill in for categories. Ex: Kleenex for tissue, coke for soda etc. What's really odd is people will sometimes buy som
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   by onemoreact 15y ago

   Unless it cost your more than twice as much for that advertizing or your showing the same add to the same person several times (ex: hulu). But, the real problem with facebook users is you are far less intrested in adds while on a social web
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   by onemoreact 15y ago

   A little ugly but you can get it to work without duplicate code by: bool second_loop = false; do { if (second_loop) {...} update_thing(&foo); second_loop = true; } while (foo != 0); The real question is which is more