tlammens

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by tlammens 15y ago
I would say no, it can be the necessary stepping stone to something else. In that case it can be a stepping stone for both the sellers and the buyers whom did not have the "right" people for the job yet, but by selling got the people who co
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by tlammens 15y ago
Another example would be Elon Musk who would still be doing Zip2 instead of giving the world PayPal, SpaceX or Tesla Motors.
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by tlammens 15y ago
No wonder that there are people who believe in "intelligent design" with headlines like that. The word 'hidden' could be interpreted as someone or something has hidden it there.
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by tlammens 15y ago
And how many lines of code do you delete per day? What are you trying to measure?
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by tlammens 15y ago
OK, time to read that dictionary book again.
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by tlammens 15y ago
I really hope they don't do this... Makes it even easier for an attacker to get into an account. What was the exact error message, instead of your interpretation of the error message?
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by tlammens 15y ago
Maybe it is just me, but wouldn't it have been useful to start with the goal to reach?
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by tlammens 16y ago
What are the benefits for the users of your app? Why a new "specialized" social network?
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by tlammens 16y ago
Give them a problem set for which the solution is explainable without the need to know a programming language and which would be solvable within the hour if not interrupted. Experiencing the problem will be more convincing and powerful than
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by tlammens 16y ago
Probably trying to distinguish between (24 * 30 * x) hours (where x is the number of months) and just reading while a couple of months pass but not every hour of all those months? Reading the complete interval vs. just during the interval?
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by tlammens 16y ago
There is a read more, he has read them over the course of 35 years. I quote: "A few readers have Emailed me asking how I manage the time to read. But it should be noted that the books I have reviewed I have read over the span of about 35 ye
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by tlammens 16y ago
Maybe a good place to start is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_f...
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by tlammens 16y ago
They can't even let: body and/or element { width:100%; height: 100%; } which is css 1, behave properly. While chrome, firefox en safari behave as I would expect it to be. Example @ http://www.gamenull.com/ :-(
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by tlammens 16y ago
Congratz, you posted a wikipedia article, care to explain why?
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by tlammens 16y ago
So initially there were problems with the code and afterwards with his development process. I fail to see what this got to do with iPhone vs. Android. It could have happened with both platforms.
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by tlammens 16y ago
keep the money invested (maybe in lower risk products) and enjoy life? ;-)
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by tlammens 16y ago
If the foreigner is motivated enough he will learn Dutch anyway, in the meantime a common language is far more productive. English is the business language of choice in most European countries. Also if you need to work with teams spread all
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by tlammens 16y ago
Afaik he defined the different frames of reference. Yes it is revolving around its axis, that and the rest of the answers are to be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun
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by tlammens 16y ago
The real downfall of a lot of empires must be administration, I guess, argh! No really, in Belgium we even have a minister for simplification of administration, I kid you not!
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by tlammens 16y ago
The comma placement on the second page is horrible! More personal and subjective: Your choice of color (and a gradient) is inspired by powerpoint? Brrr.
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by tlammens 16y ago
I guess the website is just a advertising channel for that specific book/person and not even a demo...
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by tlammens 16y ago
the human addiction to statistics :-)
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by tlammens 16y ago
how do we know it's him?
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by tlammens 16y ago
It's all three: theoretical, academic and practical :-) Actually everything is pretty much build up from very basic knowledge. But beware that it has a high information density and that it is for the mathematically inclined. To digest in sm
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by tlammens 16y ago
Wave as is may be dead, the technology will live on in other google products. Introducing it as a big bang was maybe not the best way, too much change at a time. But gradually it will emerge in another form.
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by tlammens 16y ago
I guess some entrepreneur can find some other use to commercialize this bot.
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by tlammens 16y ago
Indeed, he always writes with a bias towards Apple and against competitors of Apple, which of course makes him very popular with the Apple fanboy crowd. That is one of the reasons I never pay a lot of attention to these kind of posts. Besid
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by tlammens 16y ago
I tried the same concept and others probably before me: http://www.tailtelling.com/ Good luck! :-)
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by tlammens 16y ago
I can predict the comments if the car wouldn't start: "It is a design tradeoff!"
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by tlammens 16y ago
multiplication and addition are not the same thing 1/4 * 1/4 = 1/16

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