Bryan22

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by Bryan22 5y ago
>I don't want to change my behaviour because that doesn't fix anything. I want to be forced to changed my behaviour, along with everyone else on the planet... That first sentence is the problem with this world. Everyone says th
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by Bryan22 5y ago
Then I have no problem at all with this. Thanks.
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by Bryan22 5y ago
How about "If you aren't vaccinated we're not going to fire you, but you can't work in the office" Everyone wins, no intrusion into people's personal choices about what to put in their bodies.
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by Bryan22 5y ago
Sure. Good or bad, killing everyone on earth addresses the concern of world hunger, correct? Obviously I'm exaggerating for a point here. The point is "Good or Bad" is not immaterial to deciding if a solution should be implem
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by Bryan22 5y ago
It's not the 'proof' part of "proof of vaccination" that's the problem. It's compelling an employee to put a foreign substance into their body. This is also much different than requiring an employee NOT in
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by Bryan22 5y ago
If this is truly the case, a mandate wouldn't be necessary. Every single one of these people would have been vaccinated already. So why the mandate?
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by Bryan22 5y ago
So people who don't want to take the vaccine until it has been fully approved by the FDA should be penalized to accommodate people who neglect their health?
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by Bryan22 6y ago
This is not how insurance works. The at-fault driver's insurance pays for damages. You're either leaving something out of this story or it is fabricated from whole cloth.
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by Bryan22 13y ago
What, exactly, is "an average criminal"? There are laws against causing damage to property that's not yours. No one is saying let all the criminals out. Just stop putting people in jail for hurting absolutely nobody except th
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by Bryan22 13y ago
I was really impressed by this, but is it actually a game, or just walk around and check out this cool thing we made?
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by Bryan22 13y ago
If pop ups increased the amount of data my hard drive could store they'd be equally good... Monsanto is an evil corporation but GMOs are pretty much the only reason there's going to be enough food for "your sorry arse" to eat in 10 years. T
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by Bryan22 13y ago
2 pop ups in 3 seconds. Monsanto is evil everyone gets it. Not to mention the recent political scandal... but I'm not reading the article. Pop-ups are equally evil.
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by Bryan22 13y ago
Not to nit pick, but I was able to get the only image I looked at down to 1/3 of the size with no noticeable loss of image quality. I understand you're showcasing your work, but image optimization is a big part of the job. Just something to
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by Bryan22 14y ago
reminds me of a quote... 'It's now very common to hear people say, "I'm rather offended by that", as if that gives them certain rights. It's no more than a whine. It has no meaning, it has no purpose, it has no reason to be respected as a p
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by Bryan22 14y ago
I agree with most of this. What got me really going on programing was an idea I had that kind of existed, but not really, so i set out to learn how to create something PERFECT(still not there). Anyway, my point is, having a goal that you pe
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by Bryan22 14y ago
No shit? someone had to do a study to figure out broke people are more depressed than rich people? I should be a journalist.
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Keep calm and don't buy their merchandise if you're offended. Telling the world about this company and trying to crucify them for it is the wrong way of going after them. The shit storm that followed the 2 minutes the shirt was for sale is
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Great little write up, and I totally agree. I am not a great programmer, not even good, But I find that communicating with people, being pleasant, driven, concise, helpful, and professional have given me opportunities that programming skill
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by Bryan22 14y ago
The simplest answer is: you have a 50% chance of the number being > .5 and a 50% chance of getting a number > num1 +num2 >=1 so the answer is 2 draws. people are trying to show these grand equations to figure it out, but it's re
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Considering [0-1] inclusive, these are the percentages after a million runs; 1- 1% 2- 49% 3- 33% 4- 12% 5- 3% 6- .7% 7- .1% 8- .02% it doesn't add up to 100% because of rounding, but you get the picture.
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by Bryan22 14y ago
The site i've been working on for 2 years... but it's not ready. :)
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Everyone beat me to the punch, but I made a something a little different than you guys, I stored the count of trys to reach 1 and the frequency of the count in a multidimensional array to see what amount of tries got to the sum most frequen
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Error loading my site. Seems like a cool idea though. Yahoo.com has 18 pieces of shit, haha.
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Why does it need to be one or the other? I work a part time job, have a part time load at college and an internship as a web developer that I'm very excited about. For me, dropping out is only an option if I find an employer offering me a f
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by Bryan22 14y ago
As someone in the same boat, I chose PHP as my language of choice, and in a matter of about a year went from not having any real knowledge to landing an internship about a month ago. HTML and CSS are necessary, beyond that, I think any othe
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by Bryan22 14y ago
Maybe the shirt isn't 'PC' but it's also just an ugly shirt. No need to throw a temper tantrum about someones terrible taste in apparel. Just seems petty to me to decline sharing your knowledge with people because you are easily offended. I
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by Bryan22 14y ago
This seems to me, like the least efficient method ever for dealing with the problem. Ok you want to find 'rivers' in text. To do so you have to turn that text into an image and then run it through your app, then go back and manually correct