JRobertson

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by JRobertson 12y ago
I think it's unrealistic to assign success to a single cog of a large production, but I do think there is truth behind the power of intrinsic motivation over extrinsic motivation.
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by JRobertson 12y ago
This is completely ad hominem. Since I have seen much of the advice in this article help me live a happier life the conclusion I draw is that the author, and likely many of the CEOs running these companies are likely unhappy and un-fullfill
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by JRobertson 12y ago
It is also possible that indulging your instincts by seeking more partners could have a detrimental on the psychological/emotional well being of yourself or your partner. The number of arguments for 'sexual liberation' in wes
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by JRobertson 12y ago
I opened this on my iPad expecting to find an app store link at their m.trykeep.com. I did not find one, instead I found a web page that kept asking me to touch and interact with it, but that barely wanted to react. I had to tap and hold
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by JRobertson 12y ago
As someone who has fairly limited exposure to mobile application development I have to ask a basic question, what are the use cases for this tool? I can tell that it turns vector into code, but why not just include the vector in the app?
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by JRobertson 13y ago
Direct link to the Google Reports site: http://www.google.com/get/videoqualityreport/#how_video_gets...
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I agree that HTML5 is much more available. I wouldn't recommend a silver light app for any consumer based product. But I would have for enterprise applications if it was going to continue to be supported. The lack of support killed
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I have years of experience with WPF & Silverlight and agree that it has high learning curve, but once you know it there really isn't much of anything you can't to simpler, faster, and more elegantly than in HTML5, if you have
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I worked for a company that required CJIS(Criminal Justice Information Systems) certification to work on their products. The software dealt with law enforcement so we occasionally had access to live criminal records. Every year we had to r
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by JRobertson 13y ago
The average honey bee only makes 1/12th of a teaspoon of excess honey in their lifetime. The average skeptic/cynic makes none.
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by JRobertson 13y ago
Strategy refers to overarching objectives that will direct the larger part of your moves throughout the game. IE - Knowing your opponent is aggressive with their queen and having plans in place to quickly neutralize her, or being good at ma
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by JRobertson 13y ago
This reply should be downvoted into gray. It includes a direct insult, and strong claims with no proof behind them. There is no logic in this post, only pure bitter emotion. I believe in the principles involved in austerity, but would argu
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by JRobertson 13y ago
In my opinion the major reasons for longer console cycles are development cycle time frames and hardware compatibility issues. Graphics improved over the life of the last console generation until they plateaued. To do that many game develo
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by JRobertson 13y ago
You don't need an extension to have fun with this stuff. Try ( http://www.gizoogle.net/ ) the next time you go to read any political article. Not only is it more entertaining, it's also more accurate in many cases.
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I agree 100%. I mentioned "Both sides" in my post. I am equally frustrated by the republicans and the Democrats. When the Republican leader of the house refuses to bring bills to the floor AND the Democratic leader of the Senate
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by JRobertson 13y ago
Boenher's refusal to bring the bill to the floor has been frustrating. Equally frustrating has been Harry Reid's refusal to bring bills to the Senate floor. Both sides were standing firm by their "ideals". Neither sid
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by JRobertson 13y ago
In the Article: "The previous year, 45 percent had essentially failed the math section, and 31 percent had failed Spanish. This time only 7 percent failed math and 3.5 percent failed Spanish. And while none had posted an Excellent scor
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by JRobertson 13y ago
He also doesn't have to share stake in a company with a detached investor who literally got paid to get the equity. If you think about it it's kind of insulting to his time where his only payback for being on the show is payback f
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by JRobertson 13y ago
If you're sincerely interested in solar panels you should look into doing it yourself. It's not as complicated as many of the solar retailers want to make it out to be. Step 1) Buy panels direct with mounts Step 2) Mount the pane
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I don't think I misused the word theory. I meant it as "not 100% fact". Even a scientific theory is not a fact. "If only one fossil was to be found in the strata where it did not belong it would automatically disprove
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by JRobertson 13y ago
Your bias is showing through quite heavily, that may contribute as much to your lack of winning on "religious turf" as your arguments do. Yes, there are plenty of the believers that draw a hard line, but by stereotyping you poten
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by JRobertson 13y ago
One rather large way that they can distinguish themselves is version updates. I'm pretty sure that that reason alone is a large factor behind their success (not primary, or even majority, just large). Many android users have two opti
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by JRobertson 13y ago
> I understand convenience, but why should we think we've "cracked the code" of the totality of nutrition? I don't think Rob and is collaborators are making that claim at all. From the OP: "We do not yet know wh
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by JRobertson 13y ago
This topic is one that my wife and I talk about regularly. She is slowly learning to better control her anxiety, but one side effect is that she worries about sleep, all the time. She almost universally resists committing to morning activi
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by JRobertson 13y ago
> Uuuggghh... "follow God"... uggh. Makes me want to puke. I've come to the conclusion that Christianity is just a cult, no better than any of the others, just bigger. And due to its prevalence and ubiquity, more damaging.
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by JRobertson 13y ago
You contradict yourself. First you say: "Neither path is right for everyone" Then you say: "The sad part comes when some bright, young up-and-comer leaves off their interesting personal projects in less used languages in ord
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by JRobertson 13y ago
I'll third that request for fiber in Lehi and also claim some Neumont pride.
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by JRobertson 13y ago
Or you could live in one of the more affordable tech hubs like Austin or SLC, work just as hard, and still grow a successful start-up at a fraction of the cost.
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by JRobertson 13y ago
If emotions were water and I was a faucet my first child turned me from a well working plumbing fixture into a slowly leaking one with occasional gushes of H20. She often drives me crazy now that she's older which in turn leads me to s
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by JRobertson 13y ago
CastleOS has demos that appear to be successfully demonstrating that the Kinect makes a fairly cost effective voice receiver that can cover an entire room.

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