stephen_cagle

18 ms·

181.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
The good news is that you are very good at keeping secrets. :)
182.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
Wasn't clear from the article whether he was talking about a tax advantaged account or not. In a tax advantaged account his strategy would have more advantage.
183.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
Whoa, when I read the quoted sentence of yours I immediately had the same though. Kind of eerie. Man, RIFT was kind of weird with all their numbers, but it was cool in ideas.
184.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
20, though I am recently unemployed. :)
185.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
Not directly related, but I just finished "Half Life: Alyx" yesterday. It is exceptional. I can't believe it is running on the same Rift hardware I bought years ago. They have just figured out how to do so many things correct
186.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
True, though small differences when you are young can seem radically more important than they really are. tldr; Teenagers are very very insecure.
187.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
Hah, more than that, I insisted on arriving at work at 7:00 AM and leaving at 3:00 PM, so I could get the sweet sweet 12 minute commute both ways. :)
188.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
I was recently laid off, but at my last 2 previous jobs I spend exactly 25 minutes door to door (Oakland to SF).
189.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
This is a good point, now that I work from home I often spend ~40 minutes a day cooking for myself. I ain't even fancy in my cooking. I am also not counting the spinup and spindown time around cooking (or my bad habit of making far mor
190.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
This is cool. I own a older rift 2 (the kind with the actual trackers). I was wondering if anyone has figured out how to put some sort of stickers on kettlebells or dumbbells that would allow for outside tracking? I think it would be pretty
191.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
I think the same advice applies to a lot of potential moves. If you can, AirBnB at least a month before actually making the move. Far cheaper to do that and realize your mistake early than actually move and realize you screwed up. As an add
192.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
I wonder how much longer the words "A1 material" will even make sense to people? Like, they will probably think you are talking about quality of meat or something. Newspapers; I'd almost forgotten about them.
193.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
Fortunately, in the United States we have figured out how to avoid failure by continuously bailing out companies that get too large. So we fixed that.
194.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
I have been working on a Clojurescript wrapper for the Firebase (Firestore) database. Here is an interactive example of the principle features of that work. Comments and criticism (and PR's) welcome! https://firemore.org&#x2
195.
by stephen_cagle 6y ago
How often is this done? Do they also detect if a bike is at the intersection? Will they eventually cycle the light even if nothing is detected (just in case the sensor is not working)?
196.
by stephen_cagle 8y ago
How about just making all tips have a automatic Federal Tax rate of 90%. I think the knowledge that only a tiny amount of your tip is going to the server might force restaurants to just raise prices appropriately. It would "destroy&quo
197.
by stephen_cagle 10y ago
There are $1600 2 day developer sessions concerning all things Elasticsearch offered by elastic.co . The cynic in me might assume that they give just enough documentation to let you know something is possible, but not enough for you to easi
198.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
She gets the 800 as well. Seems much more fair than the system in the United States, where benefits accrue relative to your political influence (or, often, the political influence of the lobbying group that manages your interest).
199.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
You should 100% check with a lawyer about those supposed non-compete things you sign. In many states, as I understand, they aren't even worth the paper they are printed upon.
200.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
I actually think that is kind of interesting. As a 5'9'' guy, it aint a problem, but it is interesting. It reminds me of a character in the `Tale of Alvin Maker` series by Orson Scott Card. Forgot the characters name, but he
201.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
I think you have to look at this from a certain perspective. Think about it, this is a country of 1.3 billion people. How often does this actually happen? Secondly, think about incentives. Maybe I am hopelessly naive, but I believe that the
202.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
I really find it amazing that even to this day there is not a dynamic process for inserting adds into tv programming. Cable box should simply see that this tv watches NOVA, Star Trek, and Saturday morning cartoons. Because of this, I am a n
203.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
Your sentiment is in the right place, but it seems distracting to bring them up in this case. :|
204.
by stephen_cagle 11y ago
React isn't polling, it is callbacks and recursive functions.
205.
by stephen_cagle 13y ago
Yeah, I am really surprised that they didn't ask a single question about World War I or II! :)
206.
by stephen_cagle 13y ago
that, and pokemon.
207.
by stephen_cagle 14y ago
A large part of the value of going to Ivy League schools is schmoozing with other Ivy League schoolers. If nothing else, I think the same applies here.
208.
by stephen_cagle 14y ago
Hah, your forgetting about the black ball that never carried a tune.
209.
by stephen_cagle 17y ago
Near as I can tell (no expert mind you) it seems right. Given that SHA is secure (cannot calculate a plaintext that will result in the same SHA result) then only the original text could have reasonably generated it. Sending the SHA result t