peterquest

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by peterquest 7y ago
have these people not heard of monero?
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by peterquest 9y ago
I'm curious as to how it was adopted by countries for which English is not the primary language. I remember being surprised when I heard Parisians using it regularly in their speech.
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by peterquest 15y ago
oldie but goodie.
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by peterquest 15y ago
Ahhhh, so that's how I get a job at google.
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by peterquest 15y ago
Pffff, anyone who doesn't measure things on a scale of 8747-41947 is a troglodyte.
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by peterquest 15y ago
Ol Ed will kill kittens like nothin. I've seen him do it. He learned it from Napoleon.
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by peterquest 15y ago
Yet another problem that can be reduced to the chicken V egg dilemma.
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by peterquest 15y ago
an excellent lesson in humility.
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by peterquest 15y ago
I couldn't help but think of a drug user's eagerness to attach deeper meaning to seemingly unimportant events while under the effects of heightened dopamine levels.
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by peterquest 15y ago
That was nice of him to give them an offer they couldn't refuse.
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by peterquest 15y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc
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by peterquest 15y ago
wow, remember when keynote addresses contained technical information? When's the last time you heard Jobsy mention NFS at a conference?
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by peterquest 15y ago
Hey justin.tv, stop punishing me for logging in by making me watch another ad. It just makes me not want to log in. Is that the intent?
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by peterquest 15y ago
sounds pretty web 3.0 to me.
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by peterquest 16y ago
As a student, I read "Dreaming in Code" by Scott Rosenberg, which makes several references to this book. In it, they run into just about every conceivable problem a software project can encounter, which makes for a pretty fun read.