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stevenspasbo
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stevenspasbo
11y ago
As rockslide said, it's not incorrect, it's just overly verbose.
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11y ago
Show some promise... like Nip Alert... It gives you the location of a woman with erect nipples... That's what people want.
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12y ago
Thank you, that's exactly what I meant.
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12y ago
Is that 50 lines of code, or 50 lines of using a library that's thousands of lines of code?
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12y ago
I didn't realize he taught any udacity courses, thanks for the link!
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12y ago
I basically spend all my time in my terminal anyways so it's pretty similar to how I work locally. SSH into the box, checkout my dotfiles from github (or SCP them), edit text files with emacs, or whatever else I have to do.
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12y ago
That list left off Gabe Newell.
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12y ago
I started laughing at the lines Stopping squid: ................[ OK ] rm: cannot remove `/boot': Device or resource busy
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stevenspasbo
12y ago
Mac minis aren't notebooks.
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12y ago
> if you show a wolf tons and tons of affection, like it was a dog, it thinks you're trying to kiss its ass and take a subordinate position to it. I'm curious, what behaviors did you change? Did you have to be conscious of how
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12y ago
"The strongest reason that caused me to leave programming was the need to do daily reports on time usage." I can see why that would drive someone to leave a job. I understand what he means by being haunted by his work, but I think
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12y ago
I've been a linux user for about the last decade, but I've also had a macbook for about the last 4 years. I don't really mind the differences since I spend most of my time in the terminal anyways. After installing homebrew fo
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12y ago
I drive about 25 miles each way, I don't really mind. I have a reverse commute so traffic isn't bad, and I listen to NPR on the drive.
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stevenspasbo
12y ago
I use jekyll and github pages, it's a pretty simple/quick way to set up a personal blog.
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12y ago
Same here
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12y ago
I also take adderall, and it really helps. I also drink a lot of coffee though. Usually 3 cups before lunch, then I'm done for the day.
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12y ago
I really liked this article: http://mvanier.livejournal.com/2897.html I have been working through SICP and I ended up taking a weekend break from it to really understand everything in the article.
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12y ago
Yes, I've never had any issues with it. I pretty much only use it when I'm going to my PDF's directory. (I know you said not to, but for pretty much every file operation, I use the terminal.)
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12y ago
If you're doing coding exercises, have you looked at http://exercism.io ? I believe you can submit a solution before all the test cases are passing.
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12y ago
Jimi actually replaced the actual lyrics with that a few times, one of which can be heard on the Jimi Hendrix Experience Box Set. Spotify link: spotify:track:5YxfZTUX7sZ5JyYvEsesxB
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12y ago
Same here, I'm only about 30 minutes away from the prison, I wonder if they would be open to book donations? I'm sure some O'Reilly and CS fundamentals books would help them out when they are out of class and don't have
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12y ago
I spent about 20 minutes throwing this together, so it's VERY rough, but maybe it will turn into something useful. I'm primarily a java programmer but I've been wanting to teach myself more ruby, so here it goes. https:/
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12y ago
Workday did it for about 8 years. Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri did pretty well, with Dave just stepping down a few months ago.
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12y ago
I've been working my way through SICP the last few weeks using mit-scheme, but the other night I installed Racket. They have pretty good documentation, as well as a few tutorials to get you started.
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12y ago
https://www.coursera.org/course/algs4partI https://www.coursera.org/course/aofa The two books that helped me the most were: Algorithms, 4th Edition by Robert Sedgewick. Material: http://
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12y ago
I asked a similar question a while ago and got a lot of great answers. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7609584
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12y ago
I was thinking San Francisco, that sounds about for the bay area too.
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12y ago
He could have gotten a Ferrari yesterday on reddit for less than half that. http://www.reddit.com/r/dogemarket/comments/28c942/sg_2003_f...
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12y ago
And the (downloadable) resume, it says 60000.
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12y ago
Like the other two posters, I recommend Jekyll. I really like the Poole ( http://getpoole.com/ ) theme.
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