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by sago 10y ago
Do they fail more often than small projects? Are we just more likely to hear about them? Most products fail. The vast majority of aspiring entrepreneurs fail. I'd say products built by large teams may well have a better success rate.
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by sago 10y ago
Yup, voluntary redundancy was jokingly called the 'muppet retention policy' in a previous job. You announce to your staff that the company has some trouble, and allow all the bright, motivated, and in-demand folks to jump ship wit
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by sago 10y ago
One of the three principle characters had a transparent body through much of the film. It amazes me people could think it was light on GGI, or not be sure anything had been done.
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by sago 10y ago
Oh, I'd be inclined to believe anyone with an ounce of experience in the area over me! That said, after another hour of research, I think I got it now :) I think I wasn't wrong, just my point about the judgement was totally mo
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by sago 10y ago
I suspect this is the angle they are going for. And, as I said, I think it unwise to read stuff into words, when actions are what counts. Just FWIW, from what I can interpret, the ruling is broader than just the people currently 'on t
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by sago 10y ago
First I acknowledge I don't know what I'm talking about. But. It seems to me the last and the first paragraph are saying different things. How can DHS be implementing ALL of the executive action, when part of it has been stayed by
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by sago 10y ago
> Jira used correctly will triumph over Trello used correctly any day of the week. This is a beautifully expressed indictment of bad software. The tool defines what is correct, and users with a lower tolerance for effort, a lower investm
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by sago 10y ago
It's a little more than the torrenting analogy. The ROM is in a format that was developed by and for emulators that they claim should not exist. They relied on the work put in by emulator creators that they tried to fight into nonexist
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by sago 10y ago
Some nice tips. ST was great for me for Python work, but became borderline unusable for me because of one weird thing. In HTML mode it autocompletes snippets based on the empty string. So typing ">" + Enter or even " &quot
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by sago 10y ago
Yes, sorry, it wasn't the animation curves, but the workflow, of having them editable on the page, storing their data b/w reloads, and asking them for their own replacement code when done. That's very cool, and applicable to
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by sago 10y ago
Wow those embedded curve editors with copy and paste conversion into final code are a terrific idea. I've not seen that workflow before, but it is inspired!
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by sago 10y ago
XBox was comfortably more powerful than the GC, GC was ahead but more similar to PS2 in practice, both were well ahead of the Dreamcast (Dreamcast launched first, PS2 next, XBox and GC last, so kinda to be expected). GC was hamstrung by mem
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by sago 10y ago
They're probably recorded music aficionados. This is more a thing for prolific gig-goers, as far as I can tell. I'm not very prolific, but I have a couple. Both came with a d/l url. I don't own a tape player, but having
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by sago 10y ago
It works by taking independent distributions and sampling them independently. So any time you lack cross-correlation data (and age vs income isn't a widely available public data source) it will assume the data is uncorrelated, and you&
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by sago 10y ago
You have a model with 3 demes, with the deme having the lowest proportion of A-individuals being killed. This is no different from a model with 3 individuals with the individual with the lowest number of A-alleles being killed. You can, of
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by sago 10y ago
Try it. With actual evolving populations with inherited strategies, and without hard-coding group selection. Without hard-coding the groups as separate evolving units, you'll have a hard time. In general, it is easy to show the group b
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by sago 10y ago
When I was working on evolutionary dynamics in the late 90s, a group of us from across the world were trying to build an evolutionary model that showed the emergence of altruistic behaviour. It was really really difficult. Even knowing exac
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by sago 10y ago
I don't think 'outlier' was referring to purely valuation there, but the combination of ethical laxity, smoke and mirrors and misleading positioning. MagicLeap is another that comes to mind. It's a distribution, certainl
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by sago 10y ago
Playing around with this, toggling the BPM and looped arp, I can almost get it feeling like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4WlNj1TTqA&t=59m44s A very cool page, thanks. I agree that the chords should be the other way
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by sago 10y ago
:) Question is, what does it purport to be? This is probably not the venue for this, but it is a rabbit hole, that's for sure. if you're really interested in a respectful disagreement, I'll happily share my email. I have the
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by sago 10y ago
Good faith meaning, an honest attempt. It's not an insult to apologetics that they don't. As I said (and as CARM's front page declares) its mission is to defend and justify Christian doctrine, not to investigate whether it is
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by sago 10y ago
Both are mainstream evangelical apologetics, of the form I was referring to, and illustrate my point. Please point to pages in either that you feel establish good-faith falsification criteria for any evangelical doctrine, as per the origina
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by sago 10y ago
> Christian Apologetics attempts to answer many of the questions that are raised With respect, either you misunderstand the point you are responding to, or you misunderstand apologetics, as actually practiced and taught in evangelical in
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by sago 10y ago
tl;dr, but concluded it is sophomoric rubbish? The author is pretty well known, technically, and has been applying Buddhist-style inquiry patterns to a western vernacular for a long time. I don't think the knee-jerk cynicism is warrant
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by sago 10y ago
I agree, even if it was deliberate. With a clear draw, but that board position, both of them played out the stalemate. Not saying they deliberately drew, but just, in that situation with a certain draw, why not make it a cute one. I like it
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by sago 10y ago
Really? When did you think that? I didn't see any position I'd relish playing with Black needing a win. Let alone with Karjakin's time disadvantage. It was a cute ending, but it seemed a very comfortable draw for white from w
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by sago 10y ago
This is a great selection of interesting art. They reminded me of a very contemporary version http://i.imgur.com/5FD1KDh.jpg
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by sago 10y ago
A recent wise comment said "the left takes Trump literally, but not seriously, his supporters take him seriously but not literally." It is indeed possible that the media exaggerated his views by reporting his rhetoric in isolation
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by sago 10y ago
It depends what 'this statement' is, surely. For many, many values of 'this', that is totally reasonable. There are ideas that I and my company hold to be sacred, that anyone wanting to challenge needs to find another jo
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by sago 10y ago
Buy BTC, now. It's going to be yuge.

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