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by sopooneo 8y ago
Life imitates art. http://roalddahl.wikia.com/wiki/The_Great_Automatic_Grammati...
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by sopooneo 8y ago
One point that surprised me about those banned suits is that the drag reduction they provide is largely indirect. Instead, they're buoyant . They make the swimmers float higher in the water leaving less of them in the pool to be dragg
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by sopooneo 8y ago
The first thing I would do is check your own personal network to see if you know anyone that grew up in the culture of whatever country this dev team is in. In my experience, as far as culture, you really don't know what you don't
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by sopooneo 8y ago
Like me, many people I know started out believing what you wrote. But now that I'm a bit older, most that I know who have actually worked to alleviate homelessness would agree that a large portion of the visible homeless have severe
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by sopooneo 8y ago
Did they create Hack before PHP 7, which has near full typing on its own?
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by sopooneo 8y ago
I think the joke is that you're choosing to upvote a post, and by proxy the person who wrote it, in relation to the horrifying "upvote" centered plot of the television episode quoted. It's upvotes all the way down.
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by sopooneo 8y ago
At my job we almost never version control our vendor directory, but you have a very strong point, and I am not strongly in our camp. One pain point in particular, is that if you are using Git Bisect to find out where a bug appeared, and you
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by sopooneo 8y ago
Disney seemed as determined to create a dark analogy as the Standford Prison guy.
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by sopooneo 8y ago
The need for keyword escaping is entering meatspace.
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by sopooneo 8y ago
One problem with putting developers in direct contact with customers is that we developers tend to be more terse, more concrete, more exact, than the average Joe(lla). And that leads us to occasionally use the word "no". And that
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by sopooneo 9y ago
If it is import to switch to Git, I suggest a technical leader, imbued with authority from management, make those decisions and just do it. However, I don't necessarily think a team should switch away from Subversion if it's worki
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by sopooneo 9y ago
When you say "shared" do you mean the Excel file is kept on some network drive and that multiple people can access it there?
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I'm missing something huge here. What is the relationship between the tokens people get as part of the ICO, and the product(s) being made by the company doing the ICO? I've heard this described as bing similar to an IPO. But in th
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by sopooneo 9y ago
It seems to me that the actual benefit of good teachers is not usually conveying information, but rather motivating students. And proximity plays a big part in that.
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I'm assuming it would need to be extremely high frame rate video to extreact decipherable voice data. Because even at 60 frames per second, which I understand is at the high end for normal video, that gives you a maximum frequency of o
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I agree completely. However, I have a gut intuition that the best way to teach people "critical thinking" is a good, old fashioned, broad eduction in the arts and sciences. Math, Literature, Composition, Philosophy, Art, Physics,
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by sopooneo 9y ago
Absolutely agree. I had come to the same conclusion about the same term. I had thought to call it "just-ifying", but then I remember that is already a real word.
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by sopooneo 9y ago
Laws and rules will never be adequate on their own. In my opinion, in the human realm, what is written down is only a shadow of what is needed for us to get along. The rest, the "unwritten rules" are what actually keep everything
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by sopooneo 9y ago
Thank you. This is one that I've been puzzling over for years. If anyone has a straightforward answer, and can provide example REST responses with and without "HATEOAS", I'd really appreciate it.
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by sopooneo 9y ago
It's a cool product. And props for making it happen. I would second the parent comment though in thinking you might be able to improve the user experience if everything that seems clickable actually is. It might take a little css tweak
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by sopooneo 9y ago
Reality forces a choice between lesser evils at times.
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I had been prepared to make a comment saying that the article's proposed flow is essentially the same as oAuth, except your email service acts as your identity provider and it is all manual. But I have a feeling you may be facetiously
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I tend to agree with you. But with the intense competition for talent, why aren't maket forces sorting this out?
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by sopooneo 9y ago
A drunk awakens in a void and finds his arms, legs, in fact all extremities are bing pulled outward by some reverse gravity. It is quite unpleasant. By some strange mechanism he is able to make himself start spinning. At first it is worse:
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I think there is an age where it is reasonable to allow children to climb trees, play tag, and where they might be interested in building a computer, but would not be mature enough to trust with a soldering iron. That easy or not.
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by sopooneo 9y ago
You can completely agree with crypto-currencies having value and also believe "There's no net-value created by doing the 'mining part'". The reason is that whatever you gained in BitCoin value you lost in the abil
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I would approach this differently. The question to ask is, "How can I convince the manager who has authority to make change X, that switching to Y will benefit him/her personally? How can I show them that the change will decrease
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by sopooneo 9y ago
I would add that it also hugely depends on what affect being in debt has on your behavior and spending habits. For many irrational people (such as myself) being free and clear makes me much more defensive of my savings. Whereas if I'm
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by sopooneo 9y ago
By millionaire, do we mean liquid assets or net worth? And do we only count individuals, or does household wealth qualify? Because if we take the latter in both cases, a couple with decent white collar jobs, conservative spending, and maxi
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by sopooneo 9y ago
My experience with reading comprehension is that it is moderate across the board in white collar jobs. But general writing ability is horrific. Almost half of the professionals I have worked with seem unable to put coherent thoughts into wo

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