tigerthink

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by tigerthink 16y ago
E518: Unknown option: fullscreen
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by tigerthink 16y ago
Why would you do this? Use a proper web framework!
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by tigerthink 16y ago
Once you've got all your essential needs covered I'll bet relative social status is more important to happiness than material goods. I believe surveys have shown that people would prefer to make $50K in a world where everyone makes $25K th
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by tigerthink 17y ago
I agree. In fields other than computer programming like physics, school makes sense because there genuinely are years of knowledge you need to acquire before being useful. This isn't true in computer programming since you tap into those y
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by tigerthink 17y ago
So what are your results like?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Dangerous ? How about a best practice? If you don't have time or inclination to test, the first strategy you should use is one that worked for someone else.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Suggestions for improving your form: * "I'm given you" -> "I've given you", "I'm given", "I'm giving you", or "I'm givin' you" * It's not clear what the field after "from" is supposed to be * "your email is [ ] with a password of [ ]"
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Industries Sorted by Profitability(biz.yahoo.com)
3 points by tigerthink 17y ago|0 comments
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Six Thinking Hats(c2.com)
4 points by tigerthink 17y ago|2 comments
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by tigerthink 17y ago
I have way more ideas for stuff to work on than time and energy to work with.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Google Maps is pretty cool.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
http://yudkowsky.net/singularity/intro
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by tigerthink 17y ago
There's already a perfectly good app at http://dontbreakthechain.com/
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Training yourself to enjoy what you want to work on is where it's at.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Too bad the article never really answered the question.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Actually, I'm pretty sure this problem is exclusive to Washington. Go here http://www.wheresthemath.com/ and scroll down to 'Washington State Facts'. Anecdote: I attend a community college in California, found the problems laughably eas
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Exercise.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Seconding music, I've found this album to be good: http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/18256
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by tigerthink 17y ago
I'm young enough that I can still change my career easily, and I often worry that I'm not one of the super productive programmers, and that I'm wasting my time and that I should choosing a different career. Is uber-productivity significantl
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by tigerthink 17y ago
>In general, females feel that the birds-eye view of a problem, and the end result, are more relevant than the coding details in between Doesn't this suggest that men are more likely to be wired for programming?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Evolution isn't that impressive. Humans could build human-level AIs if we had millions of years too.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Try mint flavored coffee?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
>If finding useful pieces of information from huge databases was really hard search engines would advertise smaller databases. Come again?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
The University of Missouri team says that the batteries hold a million times as much charge as standard batteries. Does that help?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
>What if he'd thrown a chair, destroyed a phone, or punched a wall? Where do you paint the line between what is and is not an acceptable amount of 'drama' to make a point? All of those have associated economic costs which screaming does
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by tigerthink 17y ago
What exactly were you hoping for?
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Shooter was probably bitten by a tick that carried a ton of diseases. Most doctors didn't believe that any one person could have so many symptoms, and treated Shooter's individual symptoms instead of trying too hard to figure out what was
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by tigerthink 17y ago
http://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Google-Salaries-E9079.htm Looks pretty good to me.
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by tigerthink 17y ago
Try searching on google for site:drupal.org your problem here
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by tigerthink 17y ago
My favorite teacher sometimes lets us discover stuff for ourself just by repeatedly asking us questions about it, so it spoils the surprise to read ahead.

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