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by rotten 12y ago
All of their pictures are of unnaturally thin midsections. How about showing us what the shirts look like on regular men. I don't know anyone in person with the kind of physique they show the shirts on. Also, they are all stripes&#x2
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by rotten 12y ago
My 9 year old son was shocked the other day when I mentioned that when I started programming we didn't have "windows" or a mouse. He said "How can that even possibly be a computer?"
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by rotten 13y ago
Soon your cat can be your laptop!
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by rotten 13y ago
Some people don't have a lot of money and try to make things last as long as they can before they have to spend more money. There are a lot of folks out there who will say "I spent a lot of money on this danged machine 15 or 20 y
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by rotten 13y ago
Pretty cool. I hate doing expense reports. Now if you could just get rid of the traditional timesheet too, it would be the perfect app! (I hate doing timesheets every week too. Over the years I've used more than a dozen different of
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by rotten 13y ago
Have you tried complaining to your credit card company? I would think if enough people complain, the credit card company might cut them off.
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by rotten 13y ago
The site didn't work in Opera. It worked in Chrome though.
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by rotten 13y ago
What makes it "leftist"? I think it is just snobbery.
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by rotten 13y ago
Low-tech Magazine did a good article on these sorts of transportation systems a couple of years ago: http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/01/aerial-ropeways-autom...
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by rotten 13y ago
yes.
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by rotten 13y ago
If you want to understand everything that everyone is working on, where does the time and energy come from to do that? It comes from everything else you are trying to do. It is not "free". An open office plan may make it easier
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by rotten 13y ago
I tried construction worker earmuffs for a while. The biggest problem is that I wear eyeglasses. The arms for my eyeglasses have to go through the soundproofing system to hang on to my face, which leaks sound and makes them kind of useles
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by rotten 13y ago
Is it really down? I'm not so sure. From what I've observed, most saavy tech people where already aware of the security issues. I'm sure there were some (perhaps not quite as saavy?) tech people who were shocked by the rec
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by rotten 13y ago
In the article they mention that log functions make some multiplication problems much faster for humans to solve. Can they also make it faster for computers to solve? In other words, if I'm writing a program (perhaps for data analysis
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by rotten 13y ago
What they fail to mention is how they figured out stuff tastes like that... I can imagine there is some guy out there who tastes stuff just to see what it tastes like. "Hmmm, that is a strange looking bug, I wonder what it tastes lik
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by rotten 13y ago
You should also consider an MVP approach. What is the minimal viable product I can entice these customers with? I mean... what is the least I can do in order to get laid as quickly as possible?
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by rotten 13y ago
This is why I gave up trying to play Go. I could never figure out why I lost or how the scoring worked.
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by rotten 13y ago
The first thing I thought of was 'Mr. Penumbra's 24-hour Bookstore'.
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by rotten 14y ago
Well, there is 'Moose' if you want to do OO Perl: http://moose.iinteractive.com/ Some folks I know swear by it. I just find Perl hard to read and not very intuitive. My perl loving friends, on the other hand, claim the opposite. I gu
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by rotten 14y ago
I haven't used an alarm clock in many years. I look at the time before I fall asleep and decide what time I want to wake up, and I do. It doesn't matter how late I went to bed, nor how early I have to get up. I just have to decide before
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by rotten 14y ago
When something catches your eye on the Internet, do you pull out virtual scissors and paste the clipping to a virtual wall?
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by rotten 14y ago
I'm kind of curious if this high tech paper can be folded like origami into interesting transparent and super strong creations?
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by rotten 14y ago
Our company is primarily a Perl shop as well. Hiring is one of the big challenges with a technology stack based on Perl. Especially hiring younger talent who are more interested in the latest trendy language. When I first started here I a
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by rotten 14y ago
And then there are the "wet bots" - Amazon Turks and overseas humans (lowly) paid to use a regular browser and PC and manually click on stuff for whatever purpose (rig internet voting, drive fake advertising charges, steal data, skew hit co
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by rotten 14y ago
Maybe it is like sex - the closer to the end you get, the faster you tend to go.
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by rotten 14y ago
Most real paradigm shifts happen outside the mainstream though.