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by treehau5 12y ago
I am grateful that it was built in neither.
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by treehau5 12y ago
This is definitely true! I did my best work when we were on the pairing machines. However, we stopped using them as much because some of our work is so siloed. It was a shame. I am always looking to pair with people, but its very difficult
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by treehau5 12y ago
I can relate to this so much it's not even funny. Don't let your fear of failure get in the way. I currently struggle with the same -- applying myself to a difficult task. Staying focused longer than 10 minutes at a time was diffi
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by treehau5 12y ago
And gold is available everywhere, so you could create your own vintage coins.
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by treehau5 12y ago
> But I guess humans are irrational. No. Humans are emotional. Emotions are complex, and appear irrational, but that is just because we have barely scratched the surface in understanding emotion.
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by treehau5 12y ago
This isn't the only industry this happens. In restaurants you have line cooks, prep cooks, and then occasionally if you are a "fancy" enough of a place you have a sous chef and an executive chef. The one common thread here is
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by treehau5 12y ago
Didn't think Charlotte and Atlanta would get overlooked so easily.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Right. Saying everyone should just drive defensively is most definitely not a solution.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Yeah but can the computer be situationally aware to see the kid in the 2003 3 series bmw ahead of him on his cell phone and preemptively switch lanes when his head bobs down to send another text to the furthest lane away from him before he
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by treehau5 12y ago
The article hit the nail on the head. It is a no-win scenario. Having watched many law professors give lectures on this very topic and something they always make sure to point out, the issue that I always have with it is the wording: "
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by treehau5 12y ago
Did you even read the article, or did you read the subheading, which I will admit is a stretch, and immediately cast judgement? You used the strawman of a k-12/college student who learns something and quickly by practicing a particular
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by treehau5 12y ago
I would check into that startup time for Intellij -- I am similarly on a brand new macbook pro (16gb ram, ssd) and my largest project takes a few seconds tops. Only the maven auto-importer has ever slowed me down to ~10 seconds, but by then
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by treehau5 12y ago
Not to sound like a plug for Jetbrains, but for everything IntelliJ does, I find it incredible that it loads so quickly, and the experience is pretty much fluid. VS2008-2013, Eclipse, Netbeans, Qt Creator and others all seem like pigs compa
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by treehau5 12y ago
In this case, looks up definition of mansplaining Yes. Yes it is. It is necessary to show his point. Not saying it is necessary in society. Cool your jets.
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by treehau5 12y ago
Vertically integrated, yes. But monopoly?
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by treehau5 12y ago
Maybe Acme is afraid of exploding into too much volume, and not being able to provide that aforementioned exceptional customer service. Maybe they just choose to be humble and let their actions do the talking! Either way, this to me is spea
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by treehau5 12y ago
I am not sure if you are the OP or know her, but this story touched my heart. It is beautiful. I am only imagine how strong she has to be, and the people around her must be to get through this. My sister and her husband are going through th
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by treehau5 12y ago
Article seemed to make a quantum leap here > But most importantly, our work revives that age-old fantasy of learning during our sleep Can someone elaborate on how responding to preconditioned stimuli (a voice repeating the same question
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by treehau5 12y ago
The most unspecific OBD code, IMO, is any EVAP code. Seriously could be 100 things, from as simple as a gas cap not being screwed on, to a tiny leak in a gas line, to a bad 02 sensor, to a dead spark plug, leak or rot in the fuel line, bad
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by treehau5 12y ago
melling has figured out the secret to how the brain originates conciousness, transfers short term memory into long term, how much and what percent of each lobe controls our personality, has figured out if all aspects of cognition are comput
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by treehau5 12y ago
Twitter has basically lost all my loyalty because of actions against the developers that made them who they are. Whatever the reasons may be, or even if Twitter is "on the right side of the law" I would rather see them embrace thi
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by treehau5 13y ago
Does this have anything to do with this article? I don't know about you, but they must be designing something right, because I know a ton of tech challenged people that know how to use Facebook better than their Cellphones, TV's a
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by treehau5 13y ago
I mean, Yes I hate PHP more than the next guy, Yes this code is terrible, But you know what? I can read it, and follow along. And that's actually more to say than other "beautiful" code that was obfuscated behind 3 or 4 level