Humdeee

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by Humdeee 10y ago
I had a very sociable Golden Retriever for about 13 years. Loved to fish and swim for hours and smart as a whip. The last and final ride to the vet, he just knew. I think he completely understood what was about to happen. He was old, and no
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Congrats on release. Assuming you were interested to sell, what would that number be? How did the conversation go after that point?
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by Humdeee 10y ago
We've had similar experiences. For the vast majority of jobs across all industries, the last deciding common denominator question that seals the deal is "Can I see myself having a beer with this person?"
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I personally like: "I OD'ed on my twitter feed, here's the 12 step program I took to get my life, my house, and my family back."
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by Humdeee 10y ago
A big article attempting to justify a person's inner battle and the demons that come with social media. No. Let's call it what it is. The user lacks self control. > I’d open Facebook, then Instagram, then Messenger, and in the
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by Humdeee 10y ago
That's a strange quote... this reply has no use to the discussion.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I've probably given it the most thought out of any commenter in this thread, and I'm still on the fence. I don't believe it's 100% publicity. I'd above all else, like to see it done in one of the six marathon major
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I've been following the sub 2 project (Breaking2) for a bit now and it's fascinating. To put it into perspective, you need to keep pace with the ghost of the current 30km record holder by within a few seconds, and then finish of
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I also have that form of PTSD. Funny war story, I have a small sized scar on one of my fingers because I put my fist through my last home printer. And I consider myself a pretty calm guy...
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by Humdeee 10y ago
you should always try 'isisitdown.com/down' first
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Their notifications are top notch too: "You have 1 new notification!" tap ... "Do you know these people?"
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Sleep, eating, bathroom breaks, and exercise are for the weak.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
From your first sentence, I knew it was BW. We're the same age. I remember very clearly all those nights fighting away on WGT and later, the PGT ladder. I remember when the patch hit that allowed everyone to save replays. I remember B
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by Humdeee 10y ago
> Had this case not been escalated to the media, it likely would have gone up for auction in a bin with other electronics sometime in March. I'm just picturing some guy in a back corner of an auction room hesitantly putting up a num
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Here's mine: Visual Studio > XCode > Notepad > driveway chalk and a hose > Android Studio > Eclipse
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'd much rather hop to the finish line with 1 leg than roll and drag my torso across the ground.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
> but the IDE seems fine to me. What? How can you declare this after spending at most a few hours in the environment?
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I think he was referring to having the only method to alter frontend components is through the raw data which is XML. It sort of fits how things were done decades ago. I'm not totally against it, but his point stands. Even C# and .NET
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Interesting. Doing work on both platforms, I have had the exact opposite experience. I used to feel like an empty shell of false hope when on the Android side of things, like trying to babysit a rebellious teenager. I suppose it comes down
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by Humdeee 10y ago
> His response: "I am at Uber because Uber needs me - especially now." A recruiter claiming Uber specifically needs them. This could be a punch line to a standup comedy routine. Thanks for the first good laugh of the day.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Many of the bigger city marathons are simply placing them at every 5k interval (20k will be 21.1k). I try and run 1-2 marathons a year and the results are posted minutes after I cross the line. It's always fun to see how many places I
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'm an avid runner. I can say with confidence there's next to no money in running if you're not a unicorn in the elite circuit. I follow the sub-elite scene moderately closely I'd say. The successful ones who are at it f
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I remember this. And even the first bot vs bot competition was won by a clever bot scripter simply denying the gas early on from his opponent. Took all his competition down to a standstill.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Buying all the stock I can right now.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
When asked for a github profile or evidence of contributions I immediately apologize in advance on the application (I actually use bitbucket and have no public repos). I explain that every side project I have ever done outside of school is
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I would agree with this. I'm imagining Obj-C to eventually be Apple's COBOL. Even presently, a lot more job postings regarding iOS development are expecting Swift experience than even a year ago.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I had a blackberry a bit before the first iPhone. I remember getting an update wirelessly that was something like 3MB and just thought "Good, it should only be about 10 minutes this time."
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Nah, hold back until the transaction actually takes place. Then you have reason to flip tables.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
... when your IDE is Excel.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
> ... the investors may not be willing ... Perfect. You now have no reason to do an extra minute of output. Let the founders and other C level exec's beg the investors for your help.

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