wodencafe

12 ms·

61.
by wodencafe 10y ago
This is very true, not sure why you were voted down. Don't be afraid to say "no" to the client, especially if you have given them an honest estimate and they are pushing you to revise the estimate downward.
62.
by wodencafe 10y ago
So it's basically the next step in biomedical science, to understand all the different kinds of cells in the body, and how they behave.
63.
by wodencafe 10y ago
This is not technology news.
64.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Bill actually replied to this HN thread.
65.
by wodencafe 10y ago
> Developing a mastery for how to succeed takes time and experience, but it can happen. Yes, this exactly. If the features of a game are too complicated to implement in the existing game's code base, that's a design problem, no
66.
by wodencafe 10y ago
George's "Religion is Bullshit" bit was his absolute best, and my personal favorite.
67.
by wodencafe 10y ago
How can you justify a 2,700% price increase in 2 years?
68.
Proposing an Incremental Java EE Roadmap(johnclingan.com)
37 points by wodencafe 10y ago|3 comments
69.
by wodencafe 10y ago
It doesn't, it's about Javascript being driven backwards by big $.
70.
by wodencafe 10y ago
> The reality is that the system is broken. > If Ethereum wanted to add a management and regulation process into the system > they should have done so explicitly, from the start. From TFA: ".. hard forks are arguably part of e
71.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Those poor elephants :(
72.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>You can dispute whether he did or not, or come up with other books on brain development that say otherwise, but your framing of what he said is in bad faith. I quoted exactly what was said, which mentions what kind of book was read... s
73.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>Wow, did you read the article or just the first sentence and only came here to post your pseudo scientific thoughts? Why are you so vehemently disagreeing with someone else's anecdotal experience? >I'm no neuroscientist but
74.
by wodencafe 10y ago
100% this. My mother has been in college / school since I can remember, with brief periods of work in between. She is in her 50's now, has several degrees, but more to learn and master so she keeps on going. She is one of the few
75.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Good, this "Age Bias" trend is worrisome and more attention should be brought to it. I wish them luck in their lawsuit.
76.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>secret court directing Yahoo to scan all its users' incoming email... >it appeared to involve new interpretations of at least two important legal issues. >order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a secret tribu
77.
by wodencafe 10y ago
> If Wall Street always comes first banking's primary product will be despair. This has already come to be :)
78.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>First farm to grow vegetables in a desert using only sun and seawater And Coconut Husks.
79.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Well at this point we're battling several different entities: Domestic Government Agencies, Foreign Government Agencies, various "Secretive Hacking Groups", Hacktivists, Malware, The Prince of Nigeria and other assorted phish
80.
by wodencafe 10y ago
It's turtles all the way down.
81.
by wodencafe 10y ago
The statistics in this article are questionable. For one thing, they don't actually analyse what people are dying from. What we consider "natural causes" now, we may discover all sorts of physiological explanations for in the
82.
by wodencafe 10y ago
>You never win. What about human slavery?
83.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Put the cyber-snooping aspect aside for a minute. Where have the banks been? Why didn't this Andrew Kennedy guy (or any other banks) chime in when this was fresh? Why did this only become relevant to them at the last minute? Forgive me
84.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Imagine all the good we developers and artists could do, if there weren't so many goddamn lawyers in the way.
85.
by wodencafe 10y ago
It seems the most beloved feature of GCJ was its ability to compile Java to native code. Is this something that could be implemented in the Java JDK / OpenJDK? Understandably a lot of work, but Oracle is looking at AOT now, for perform
86.
by wodencafe 10y ago
That's incredible! This could be great for generating maps in a sprite based strategy game!
87.
by wodencafe 10y ago
I agree, QT or GTK# would be a good start :)
88.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Nothing about Linux, probably because there is no Linux Consumer Market. Looks like Microsoft's EEE strategy is alive and well. This is nothing more than a clever ploy by Microsoft to regain control of C# from the community, becoming
89.
by wodencafe 10y ago
> still just very amateurish. Especially considering how long they've been releasing these data dumps.
90.
by wodencafe 10y ago
Technically the gov't own the land (or so they say), they just let you use it. Like money.

More ›