tempire

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by tempire 8mo ago
It's a trap!
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by tempire 9mo ago
In the end, it's all a series of tubes.
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by tempire 10mo ago
Nothing has changed. The problem is the same as it always was. There is an unbounded amount of opportunity available for those who want to grab hold of it. If you want to rely on school and get the approval of the corporate machine, you are
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by tempire 1y ago
fake. it's not blue.
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by tempire 1y ago
No
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by tempire 6y ago
I first read this as "Andorian condor" and was intrigued, but a regular terran condor isn't quite as interesting.
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by tempire 7y ago
If this is for real, _everyone_ I know is getting completely screwed. I have a hard time believing any of these numbers. If I earned any of these amounts for 2-3 years, I could live off the interest for the rest of my life.
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by tempire 10y ago
Contribution made. Octave is on point, and easily accessible for those wanting to learn Matlab-like syntax without having to mortgage their homes.
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by tempire 12y ago
It's not too slow, it just takes discipline that most developers/companies don't have, primarily because the tools aren't widely available.
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by tempire 13y ago
Not sure why this was posted, when the pre-built version doesn't work on 10.9.1. It doesn't properly detect that command line tools are installed.
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by tempire 13y ago
Math is just another word for structured thought. When people say they're not good at math, what they really mean is that they attempted learn something without understanding the underlying principles, and therefore found it difficult. The
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by tempire 14y ago
SEEKING WORK (remote - based in Chico, CA - available for on-site) Available for designing and delivering full products, including programming, promotion, and marketing. Solutions come in the form of: web apps - mobile apps - video product
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by tempire 14y ago
I'd be happy to try this service, but the Facebook requirement turns me away; I can't help but think this hurts their acceptance in the tech community. Though mainstream populace probably wouldn't care, social networks only get traction aft
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by tempire 14y ago
Did you read the article? Your comment is exactly the perspective the article is addressing. They cited acknowledged experts in the field, whereas you've cited "common sense", a subjective term that means nothing without context.
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by tempire 14y ago
I've been looking for something like this for a while. It's "just enough".
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Deploy a web app in one step(tempi.re)
4 points by tempire 14y ago|0 comments
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by tempire 14y ago
Math: http://khanacademy.org Computer Science: http://aduni.org Another vote for khanacademy. I did this myself, and worked out a plan to put every piece of information into long term memory. When you're motivated and not limited by c
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by tempire 14y ago
This is an excellent example of Modern Perl, more so than the article posted the other day. No magic, very easy to understand, documented, and structured.
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by tempire 14y ago
If you're taking CS in school, make sure to take Linear Algebra. If you're self-taught, The khanacademy.org Linear Algebra playlist is invaluable.
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by tempire 14y ago
Excellent. Love the interface. Very well-thought out.
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by tempire 15y ago
Does it read chapter titles via the track tag? I don't see it mentioned anywhere.
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by tempire 15y ago
I doubt the author has watched many Khan videos; Sal consistently harps on understanding over procedure, while explaining both. I started at pre-algebra and have kept going - geometry, trig, calc I, II, III, linear algebra - racking up 60 h
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by tempire 15y ago
The difference we have here is that I don't think it's anti-discrimination laws that change society. It's communication and confrontation of evil that changes society, and that happens over time. Anti-discrimination laws didn't pop out of
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by tempire 15y ago
True enough. This is the pattern set by other candidates as long as I've been paying attention. It's why people don't get Paul, because he's not trying to push his views on other people by mandating them into law. As such, he's likely th
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by tempire 15y ago
Marriage cannot be made equitable by the state so long as the definition of marriage differs from person to person. Ron Paul believes that marriage licensing should simply not be. If there are no licenses, there is no discrimination. Prob
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by tempire 15y ago
I think you're missing Paul's philosophy on the matter. His perspective on Federal government is that it's outside their jurisdiction to dictate morality. The constitution already states that all people are made equal; more laws are not n
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by tempire 15y ago
It's not pandering; it's consistent with the philosophy he's been touting for the last billionty years. Every time he gets up to speak, he talks about freedom of the individual, and having the federal government get out of the way. It's a
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by tempire 15y ago
In a way, yes. The role of the US Federal government described in the constitution was to make sure agreements were upheld between the states, and deal with international issues outside of the states concern. The rest is up to the people
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by tempire 15y ago
This is hilarious, considering the hard time German government gives Google in terms of privacy.
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by tempire 15y ago
Indeed. I thought the same thing, but I suspect he's including a design firm that tested out multiple versions of the site, backend infrastructure to handle potential load, support to handle issues in a timely manner should they come up, a

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