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by Selfcommit 13y ago
I have done much of that - except for the putting myself out there part. Willing to move is no problem. Thanks for the advice. I'm working my way through a Data structures course now, I'll look for the others soon.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Example scenario: If you ask me to solve a problem, I can intelligently talk to you about what a program that solves that problem is expected to do, and happily whiteboard a big picture idea. If I don't know the language required for
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Please understand that my intent here is not to begrudge you in any way - I think it's wonderful that you're working as an SE at such a young age - but.. I'm 10 years older than you. I code in the evenings, I spend my mornin
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Would it really be so hard to engineer these "disks" with an outside layer of plastic protection? I have a mock-up here: http://i.imgur.com/DbV5ByR.jpg
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Brooks argues, "He betrayed honesty and integrity, the foundation of all cooperative activity. He made explicit and implicit oaths to respect the secrecy of the information with which he was entrusted. He betrayed his oaths." This
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
I don't believe he can be forced to lie. If he was in that situation, I imagine he would simply not respond.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
When you hand the type of person you described Google Glass.. they become a Glasshole. This might be the best definition yet. (Disclaimer: I LIke Glass, just not some of the fools who use it)
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
I agree I was probably a bit harsh on Robert. I was a bit put off by the photo of himself in the shower.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
I respect the right of those who can to downvote me, but I hope it's not in defense of Glass. I love the product, I can't wait to get my hands on one. Objectively however, the 3 speakers really offered nothing.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Total waste of time. Lanier is obnoxious and comes off as a total clown. Paxman is not really interested in the topic. Scoble is just a Glasshole. I'd like my 10 minutes back.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
That sounds quite a bit like a "Good Intention" There's a saying about a road covered in those...
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Anyone else pick up on the fact that they claim to be allergen free? They use whey protein in the drink, so way are they even close to allergen free. They also have a poor understanding of what constitutes an allergen.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
With Adobe's planned move to a web based suite, this point seems moot.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
How liable is a programmer in these situations?
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Ask HN: Building a Game of Chance Website
1 points by Selfcommit 13y ago|3 comments
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
The moment you begin building teams to sell.. you become Ycombinator. I think it's clear that's a full time business, not something you do to generate cash.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
This sounds way to much like Ameristralia
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Came here hoping the comments could do a better job explaining what I just read.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Yes. Is that really such a bad thing?
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Free? (Does not make it better but it's a good start.) Some high points: -Records and inventories all systems it contacts -Has a windows client piece capable of domain joining/restarts/running 'snap-ins' or executables deployed from the FOG
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Another (And better) alternative.. http://www.fogproject.org
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
And We're up.
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
These guys are making some serious disruption in a terrible market. Good for them. I wonder what this lawsuit would look like 10 years from now, when Uber Drivers are replaced by Uber leased "Google Cars" that pick you up?
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
This is exactly who wrote this code. I nearly accepted a job with one of Comcast's major consulting partners. My first hint should have been 2 technical interviews in which they were impressed that I used linux... and couldn't tell me a t
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
This seems relevant, http://adviza.stackexchange.com/transcript/3H7fYEZJI0KJ
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Yeah, I don't understand the down votes honestly. We've seen this - not just a few months ago. Why is it ok to post again? Should I have provided the HN link?
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by Selfcommit 13y ago
Anyone else remember when this was posted a few months ago? (I wish my account was named pepperidge farm, just for occasions like this.)
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by Selfcommit 14y ago
So then the Google calander API has always been used, but the data is delivered in CalDev format? This move would then represent Google refusing to accept that format? I didn't read things that way. It makes good business sense - look at Ma
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by Selfcommit 14y ago
If you throw out all the 'tit-for-tat' assumptions, it really makes sense. Google has an API for nearly everything. I could easily see this as a standardization approach. Personally, I'm not effected at all between using the Google calend
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by Selfcommit 14y ago
“Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple”.

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