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salamanderman
5y ago
It reminds me of American Bandstand, MTV summer shows in the 90s, etc. Just aim cameras at teenagers and get paid.
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salamanderman
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From the blog posts, it looks like they were still deciding what language to write this idea in.
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salamanderman
5y ago
First look deals with production companies never went away. The first one coming to mind is The Weinstein company had a first look deal with Disney (yes, Disney turned down lord of the rings).
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5y ago
My family left Richardson Texas in the mid 80's. Among my few vivid memories of being there are seeing gun racks on cars, holsters on angry parents at the grocery store, cigarettes everywhere (that was nationwide), and my parents being
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5y ago
I'm anti all of these alt-coin things. They're just beanie babies that use absurd amounts of resources. Their value comes from hype and limited availability. Why not buy and sell stock? That's basically another set of alt coi
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5y ago
Pfizer and Moderna are both effective to within the mid-high 90's, was my understanding.
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5y ago
If the host opens the door with car, and asks you if you'd prefer to switch to the unopened door, then you have a 100% chance of being wrong, as the door with the car isn't one of the choices. But, sure, my second point still stan
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5y ago
The fact that the host never shows the car is critical to the solution. You choose a door. There's a 2/3rd chance that the car is behind one of the other doors. Monty is kindly going to show which of the other two doors not to cho
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5y ago
Your comment was awful, and completely unnecessary. It feels mean for the sake of being mean. Take a child to Muir Woods, and see them stare in awe at the massive trees. Then, ask them where the mass of the tree comes from. When they figure
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5y ago
DLP is little squares
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5y ago
Yes, most definitely
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6y ago
My take away from this is don't go "all in" on every bet. There is a floor of $0, and the probability of N bets going the wrong way is always nonzero, even if it is small depending on the game. And with repeated "all in&
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6y ago
... Or a few people a shit ton of money and nothing to the 99+%
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6y ago
I was a friend of a friend of Jessica, and your impression of Zach is the same as I had of Jessica. I am shocked. I wasn't close enough to feel like it made sense to reach out.
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6y ago
Youtube made it trivial to embed videos into other websites. While Google Video didn't prioritize that at all for too long. So there was a time when youtube videos were embedded in pages all over the place. I remember that being why fr
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6y ago
While that may be true, my experience was that you immediately see folks assuming you're using the 'sugar' macros, and then I went to do something with JSON and that was macros as well. Honestly curious, while .4% of all def
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6y ago
Just to add on to what other folks are saying in reply to your question, I studied french in school for 7 years (middle school, high school, and lit in college). At the end of all of that my reading comprehension is really good, my listenin
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6y ago
I played with Nim a little bit, loving it for a while, and I quickly ran into the same issue I had with Julia, which was that I had trouble staying in the basic language . Both Nim and Julia's documentation, and many modules/impo
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6y ago
That's amazing. Thank you for writing all of that.
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6y ago
Recently, Stephen Colbert commented to a guest "Anyone who calls them 'the terrible twos' hasn't had a three year old". Similarly, this author seems to be ignoring that perfectly normal (expected for the age) teen f
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6y ago
Two posts about sscanf today. I'm surprised how much people apparently use it. I basically never use it, though I've used strtok a lot.
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6y ago
"A district analysis of the program found that more than 70 percent of students enrolled in the program were white and Asian, even though nearly 80 percent of all Boston public school students are Hispanic and Black." "The pr
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6y ago
When companies like EA do it, it sets a standard.
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6y ago
Well, the executives, and the cult mentality within those companies, will tell the developers that they don't deserve more, and that they couldn't find better if they tried to leave, and that they are also easily replaceable. It i
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6y ago
What format converter libraries are you licencing? Techsoft Hoops, Spatial?
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6y ago
Thank you!
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The experience I had, which was pretty cool (although the case overall was very very depressing) in that we the jury were allowed to anonymously submit questions for the judge to ask the witnesses as well."They answer any question put
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6y ago
Grossly oversimplifying it, but it is what my lawyer uncles say, and is consistent with what I saw as a juror on a civil trial involving many topics I'm personally an expert in, expert witnesses are paid to lie on the stand. At the ver
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6y ago
I haven't used Unity, but I'm often surprised that it hasn't taken this niche.
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Chill dude.
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