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by teemo_cute 13y ago
I think it's like being a man in an all-girls gathering. You can either be awkward or the center of attention. It depends on your perception and how you would present yourself.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
I'm autistic and is proud of it. I came to realize that what happens inside my head is not what matters (at least to outside observers). What matters is my outside world output (actions). I used to be clueless with regards to social co
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
This deserves more upvotes. Real knowledge that can be used in programming, not some random news that one would soon forget in a matter of days. Cheers.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
That's what elite marketers have been telling us for years. The problem is many people are attracted to bells and whistles that is without substance. In the end it's all about the content of the message; the messenger would soon b
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Even though the device can detect (supposedly) when a male is nearing ejaculation. The question is... can it stop the eventual release (if you know what I mean)? It takes discipline for a guy to stop the release. Real discipline.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Management/HR: most likely extroverts because they have to deal with people. Developers/Tech People: most likely introverts because they are the analytical type. Management says, "What's good for us might be good for the
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
There are lots of free udemy courses that teaches web development. Here's the link: https://www.udemy.com/courses/Technology/?view=grid&price=fr... You need some digging to find the courses that interest
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Quick 'hackernewschan.com' is still available. Someone here please buy it (seriously). It would be a troll-site for highly intelligent people that will bring forth a new age in humanity. Before you down-vote my comment brother...
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Darth Vader runs for Ukraine president (for real)(youtube.com)
2 points by teemo_cute 13y ago|1 comments
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
CoffeeScript seems to be an efficient alternative to plain Javascript. The fact is you can't avoid seeing Javascript completely. Just try debugging in Chrome or any other browsers built-in debugger and you'll know what I mean.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
It uses AIR right? Then... it kinda sucks. Ask any long-time League of Legends player about the client (made in Adobe AIR) you'll know what I mean.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Okay. I filled-in the survey. Will be waiting for the beta.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Quoting Candace Pert, author of 'Molecules of Emotions': "For decades, most people thought of the brain and its extension the central nervous system as an electrical communication system . . . resembling a telephone system wi
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Are minds are not like computers because we humans have 'emotions.' Emotions affects the mind's performance and what memories are activated.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
But jokes do have their place right? They brighten someones day, for example. I propose someone makes a subsection of Hacker News dedicated solely to jokes or funny stuff. Or someone create a new site... named.... Hacker-News-Chan?
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
I agree. Sometimes, though, a properly inserted joke can dissolve heated arguments. In NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) it's called a 'Pattern Interrupt.'
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
What I don't like about those who glorify failure is that they treat them as some sort of prerequisite to success. Fail first before you succeed right? Wrong. I'm sure we all know of people who succeeded on their first try. While
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Apology accepted :) But you're kind of right. I can't really find information on Chester (from Linkin Park) doing functional programming. It's either the guy on the picture really looks like Chester, or the said person (progr
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Oh my, I just thought of an idea. Since Excel is composed of grids, and a web page underneath is also composed of grids. What if someone made an Excel for web pages? That would be cool!
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Good guy Excel... doing functional programming before it was cool. SUM(A1:A10)
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Haven't you seen the picture? It looks like Chester. I was not the one who claimed they are the same person. If they are indeed different then the CUFP website is at fault for misinformation.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Chester Bennin is what the website says. Click his picture in the upper-right corner, you'll be then taken to the page where it says his name is 'chester Bennin.'
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
While visiting your link ( http://cufp.org ), I saw Chester Bennin of Linkin Park fame there. I didn't know that he's also a programmer! Programming in a functional manner. Another Wow!
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
They do. I was once an active IMVU user. Outward appearances can be deceiving, but believe me they are profitable. If you read Eric Ries book 'The Lean Startup' you can have a glimpse of IMVU's back story there.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
What are you buying then? The brand? I'm sure there are lots of talented people here that can create VR headsets better than Oculus, assuming they have proper funding.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
All I can say is that the cover looks fabulous.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Visited the website. Just my advice: (1) The domain name is hard to remember. (2) On the home page the value proposition isn't clear. Also, remember, benefits over features.
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Guys I know this ain't a troll or fun site, but you should see this (related to post): http://9gag.com/gag/a75AdZA?ref=fbp
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
I'm surprise nobody mentioned its potential use by the sex industry for virtual/interactive porn. Think of the possibilities. If you what I mean...
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by teemo_cute 13y ago
Disregarding whether you like Facebook or not. What we should watch out for is the it decline. Friendster --> Myspace --> Facebook --> ??? What would happen happen to Oculus then? By then I hope it gets bought by Microsoft or Valve

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