dacilselig

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by dacilselig 13y ago
Whenever in doubt of what to do always suggest to break the problem down. You are going through a lot right now so it's difficult to keep a clear head when making a decision. Take the time to go through the pro and con of leaving or stayin
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ORBX streaming tech could revolutionize computing(news.cnet.com)
4 points by dacilselig 13y ago|0 comments
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by dacilselig 13y ago
So perhaps, the design of Hacker news itself (or point-based systems) reinforces the cynicism that exists in most of the posts you are referring to.
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by dacilselig 13y ago
You already received much praise on the service itself, however I wanted to congratulate you having such a clear and short TOS. TOS;DR would be proud of you.
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by dacilselig 13y ago
You bringing up things being different in New York City made me remember that if you compare the proportion of women and men of New York City and Los Angeles, you will notice that there are more women than men in New York and the opposite i
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Ask HN: Theoretical Computer Science and its usefulness in your career.
6 points by dacilselig 13y ago|1 comments
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I think EA's reputation was the fuel to the fire in the case. Kind of a perfect storm.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Would anyone like to guess as to how long I would have to wait to receive one if I were to pre-order it now?
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I highly doubt it will deter it much as I'm sure that copycat stores in China will not be affected by such a measure. However I don't know enough about copycat stores outside of China, so maybe someone else can tell me if there exists enoug
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by dacilselig 14y ago
hi clarle, I was wondering, could you list some of the more recent academic works? I've touched up on the basics and feel pretty comfortable with them so I want to try something a bit more advanced.
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Ask HN: How important are UML diagrams at your work?
10 points by dacilselig 14y ago|8 comments
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Perhaps it's just me (and the irony of me saying this will be obvious after reading this post) but if you are writing blogs, isn't it obvious that eventually you will get negative feedback and in some cases verbal harassment? My perspective
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Perhaps it's all about context in terms of how you view how salient the negative feedback is. I can only speak of my experiences but I always found that no matter how frustrated I get while coding, the moment that everything finally functio
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Should I assume that this article falls under the Betteridge's Law of Headlines? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_Law_of_Headlines
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by dacilselig 14y ago
This reminds me of the time where Blizzard wanted to do something similar for their forums as people would troll often. From what I remember, there was a huge backlash. They seem to be trying to take a safer approach by suggesting you do it
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List of software patents(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dacilselig 14y ago|0 comments
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Recording yourself is extremely important. Although it may be awkward to look at yourself stumble through a speech, you will get good understanding of how you are presenting yourself. I'd even go as far as trying different clothing and see
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I would be interested in seeing some of those blogs
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I don't think Patrick is someone of any importance(no offence). I just think it's someone nice who is willing to give away his laptop. Hopefully only genuine people apply, but this being the internet, I doubt it will happen.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I have had a lot of fun working with Unity but not for making a game. I have actually been using it at work to use as the platform for an experiment which is being done in our Universities Geography department. what it truly taught me was h
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Can you tell me which big sharks you are referring to? I know Morgan Stanley is in big, however I don't know much of the other large players.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Am I to assume that since the title ends with a question mark that the answer is no?
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by dacilselig 14y ago
That was the first thing that came to my mind. I wonder if you can prove a statistical probability that if a story happened in a movie that it could eventually take place in real life.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
If I may play Devil's Advocate. I can understand why Distributors, movie companies, etc go so far in pushing anti piracy. Not necessarily just because of the fact that it hurts profits (although by a minor fraction), but also because it's o
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Undergrad students build Montreal's only electron accelerator (montrealgazette.com)
1 points by dacilselig 14y ago|0 comments
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by dacilselig 14y ago
Thank you for posting the article. I was having some difficulty finding more information.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I agree and it's a shame that writers feel like they need to use a hook to attract readers. However the reason I decided to post the article is because I was hoping that the users of hacker news could provide more input concerning the conce
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Computer Scientist Leads Way to next Revolution in Artificial Intelligence(sciencedaily.com)
34 points by dacilselig 14y ago|31 comments
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I remember people saying the same thing about Youtube and that Google will not be able to profit off of it's purchase.
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by dacilselig 14y ago
I came to say the same thing. The moment I see that question mark, the skeptical side of me comes into play.

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