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txttran
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txttran
13y ago
I am pretty interested this kind of functionality since my company is building an "ambitious" (to borrow Ember.js's favorite phrase) thick client, so there will be many more errors on the front end than the back end. Does any
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13y ago
look in the console log if you're stuck :)
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13y ago
I don't use matlab-esque tools that much, so I can't really comment on the functionality, but from a web dev perspective, it's really cool! How long did it take you guys to build it?
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txttran
13y ago
Does $85M seem really cheap to anyone else?
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txttran
14y ago
If you need further evidence on how dangerous shorting is, even for something that everyone thinks will go down, consider the "Widowmaker" bond trade. Essentially, most traders agree that the Japanese Government (JG) will have to soon incre
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14y ago
Are the terms of these contracts public information? And if so, can that be used to give us an understanding of what "interest rate" Warren Buffet is getting on his purchase?
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14y ago
what about "rent capture" and "fiat risk"?
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14y ago
the issue msft is trying to address is the scarcity of tech people in general. They could certainly pay more and fill their positions, but paying more wouldn't create 10k new engineers (or however many positions they need filled).
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14y ago
Yes, the way the teachers/school reacted was horrible. And yes, there is a LOT broken in our current education system, including teachers that don't really care to teach, but comparing our schools to slavery is a bit much.
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14y ago
I don't think you need to go through all of this to weed out gamers. I'm sure P[enjoys games | is a programmer] is pretty high.
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15y ago
it took 3+ years to develop this technique? it seemed like the most straightforward approach to the problem.
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15y ago
1. Distractions are not always bad. Given the number of hours devs can work, sometimes a short distraction is healthy. 2. Every developer knows to invest a good set of noise canceling headphones in an open office. This allows you to be in '