rubicon33

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by rubicon33 11y ago
This is beyond awesome. How did you do it?
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by rubicon33 11y ago
Cheery o' good sir! An apt analysis if I've seen one yet.
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by rubicon33 11y ago
Innovation is one way to protect your business from failure. Relying on a single business model, for decades, naively assumes that society will always want, or need, your product or service. I tip my hat to Google, for attempting to stay a
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by rubicon33 11y ago
What does "air gapped" mean?
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by rubicon33 11y ago
This is a big, big worry of mine. I'm considering doing commercial work with drones, and the major thing holding me back is the risk of injuring others with these things. The DJI Phantom, and Inspire, could kill someone if they fell
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by rubicon33 12y ago
Stop calling it 'time lost'! If you had fun, and formed beneficial relationships, then why was that lost time? Even relaxation, has utility.
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by rubicon33 12y ago
Pretty exciting news! I'd LOVE to be a developer who gets to work on that project. It get's me all tingly and excited to think about what kind of problems they get to solve on a daily basis. I wonder how soon we can expect these
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by rubicon33 12y ago
I'm not surprised readable is so highly ranked, nor do I disagree that it should be. I am however somewhat surprised that SOLID doesn't have a higher representation. I find that in general, as long as you keep code clarity and re
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by rubicon33 12y ago
I am also interested in knowing more specifics about your crawling process (if you can divulge). Did you just crawl random sites and search for .mp3 content on them? Or did you have a set of pre-defined search sites to craw?
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by rubicon33 12y ago
I'm interested in this field of study. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like it's primarily economic theory applied to the brain/neurons? If I were to be interested in learning more about the ideas and theories tha
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by rubicon33 12y ago
"“All without taking a single dime in venture capital,” the company said in the news release. Eat24 attributes its success to hard work, chutzpah, comfortable shoes and a thing or two not mentionable in this publication." Anyone w
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by rubicon33 12y ago
whats bootstrapped mean?
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by rubicon33 12y ago
iOS has the exact same situation for it's notifications framework (essentially, observer pattern). From what I've seen, consistently across frameworks that support the pattern, that you need to de-register your listener before rel
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by rubicon33 12y ago
TV manufactures should stay in the TV business, not the advertising, or data business. Who's for starting a company that adheres to the moral obligation to not treat our customers, as our product?
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by rubicon33 12y ago
When are they going to update their laptops? Air?
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by rubicon33 12y ago
Assuming the author's convictions are true, how would one apply a 'rote learning' technique to programming? I believe in repetition, but, personally haven't been able to find a useful way of implementing it to become a t
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by rubicon33 12y ago
Yes apple, I want to buy your products! Why? Well, because you showed such engineering prowess with your streaming service, that I am sure you know what you're doing!
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by rubicon33 12y ago
Respectfully, the problem (I believe) is seeing it as a line. Interleaving, isn't a "right" or "wrong", "black" or "white"... Think of it as, this topic is "less" or "more" ef
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by rubicon33 12y ago
As someone else already stated - beautifully put. I've been reading through all the comments from yesterday. This one makes a lot of sense to me.
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by rubicon33 12y ago
I'm not sure that I interpret the fervor behind this world-wide code push, to be simply targeted at encouraging people to have develop a 'basic programming' knowledge. It seems like there's a far stronger drive to get p
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by rubicon33 12y ago
> You don't see this kind of thing in other industries, do you? Why are so many programmers intent on getting everyone from every demographic, rich poor, black white Can't say I completely buy this argument. When's the la
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by rubicon33 12y ago
I've got to ask - What is the drive behind this "get everyone everywhere to code!" initiative? I just don't get it. You don't see this kind of thing in other industries, do you? Why are so many programmers intent
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by rubicon33 12y ago
well played
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by rubicon33 12y ago
This. What's missing from this article, is a discussion about ideal sleep TIMES. Not everyone is meant to sleep from 10-6. Yes, you can fudge your sleep cycle and you can adjust, but only so much. I'm naturally a night owl. Wit