stefan_kendall3

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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
A company has an API FOR A CAR, and discussion devolves immediately into which characters should be at the start of the HTTP request.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Paying for things you want, and not paying for things you don't want? It's called the "free market", and it is the antithesis of government.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
I can't make it through a movie without peeing at least once, if not twice. The app works well.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Several people have commented about a "housing queue". In much of the USA, we have a mechanism that matches the supply of goods and the demand for those goods, such that there is never a shortage or surplus without externalities.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
I was in SF recently. BART is awful. BART to a restaurant took over an hour. 9 minute walk to the stop, 12 minute wait for the train, 30 minute train ride, 15 minute walk. Even in the best case scenario of 0 train time, that's 19 minut
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
I find normal dreaming much more fun. It's like playing Stanley Parable for the first time, instead of of opening Garry's Mod...alone. I'll pick a Stanley Parable any day over Garry's Mod.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
I used class time mostly as a chance to VPN and work, for the scant amount of time I was actually in class. I did not give two shits about the lectures; the material is presented better in the book. Professors, from my perspective, were pai
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Chrome doesn't even work like that. Web apps can do it, but it's a huge pain in the ass. It looks like apple's going to make the transition a lot easier.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
It's against the terms of service to kickstart a business. You need a product. This is a long-term education-sales company, not a specific product of any kind.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Only "underprivileged" schools will get the content for free, which implies they intend to sell the software to schools, which implies business. You're not supposed to be able to kickstart a business. You shouldn't get a
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
I battle this daily. IE9 can barely render its own chrome, let alone content on a webpage. A couple months back, a certain project I was working on was taking over 45 seconds to render. 45. seconds.
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Engineer Driven Development(stefankendall.com)
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Let's pretend we've issued a bunch of notes we promise we'll redeem for some hard substance, like gold. What if, now hear me out, we just stop redeeming those notes for gold. Those suckers will be holding nothing but paper. M
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Trailing blocks can get stuck and fall off. Clever.
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by stefan_kendall3 12y ago
Except that negging works. Talking about differences right away makes you seem honest and unafraid of losing the relationship immediately. The way it's phrased in PUA tutorials is often silly or hyperbolic, but it doesn't mean it&
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
Change the license, exclude apple, and send them a CnD if they use the library going forward. It's probably faster and more reliable to do this than file a radar.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
I feel like there's a business opportunity here. There is a large group of people who don't want to think about tipping, and would always just tip 20%. Could a payment system or card do this automatically? Or perhaps legally signa
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
So go work on OpenSSL. Oh wait.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
I'm not writing off "huge swabs". I'm writing off anyone with enough time to form a formal protest but not enough time to do anything with their career but drive cars and wait tables.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
Inspired enough to protest individuals, but not enough to learn the skills needed to be paid the 4x wages they cite the parasites move to SF for. Imagine if all that rage time was spent learning rails and mobile development.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
I delete your amusing, yet inspiring and educational comments because they are at best useless and in the way and at worst a potential way to lose a lot of money. I've seen this one cause an actual, measurable financial loss: /&#x
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
A consortium of businesses could maintain control, with no one entity owning the blockchain. As much fun as it is to think about Joe Farmer with an ASIC or GPU, when there's a $7B+ market cap to tap, real interests will get involved.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
Broken windows fallacy. I'll leave it to you to figure that out.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
That's called efficiency. When you're just a middle-man adding overhead, technology replaces you.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
You posted this looking for support for what you know you need to do. Quitting isn't fun, but sometimes it's the only way to solve a problem.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
If you had an HOA, you would. If you're renting, it's not your property to police. If you want to protect yourself from AirBnB, there are ways to do it.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
Users don't want to pay, and they don't want ads. The scale has to tip eventually.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
I had no idea redbull ran a media site.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
This would destroy most of the business models of most of the companies on this website. I fail to see how a social media company buying a headset manufacturer would even hint at anti-trust.
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by stefan_kendall3 13y ago
Intelli-J crawls on slow drives. Given ReSharper is also a JetBrains product, I assume the performance characteristics are similar.

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