joverholt

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by joverholt 5y ago
Another good resource is The Memory Book[0]. It covers a few different systems that cover different scenarios, such as lists, like in the article, names and numbers. It uses techniques like the article, but also expands on them in interes
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by joverholt 5y ago
I’ve always found this one closer to reality. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1zYF0cejmg
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by joverholt 5y ago
A cat is like a mirror. You get what you put in to a cat, most of the times. Treat it with love and respect, it will return it. Treat it like an annoyance, it will treat you the same way!
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by joverholt 6y ago
Ember.js seems to check off a lot of those boxes, if you are willing to use a complete solution and not do the 'pick and choose' method of react and friends. While it has lost popularity in the last few years, it has been moving
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by joverholt 6y ago
An IPv6 packet walks into a bar, no one responds
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by joverholt 6y ago
This was during the first Trump is crazy, must remove him using the 25th phase. It wasn't just commentary, as this seemed to necessitate multiple days of coverage. I would say it falls closer to the malicious category because they ha
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by joverholt 6y ago
Do you watch CNN? For about 2 years they had cnn playing on a tv near the break room, so as I refilled my water bottle, I got to see what cnn thought was the most important (Trump) news. They spent a week on how much diet soda he drank. The
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by joverholt 6y ago
Every year I need to convince my wife that we need more Christmas triangles. We do through in the occasional square, but with enough triangles we can render anything!
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by joverholt 6y ago
What do you mean? I just hear people say he is authoritarian without giving any examples. I just like to see examples of what they are thinking.
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by joverholt 6y ago
Just curious, can you Please give some examples of his authoritarian tendencies?
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by joverholt 7y ago
Pretty open-ended question! I bought an Osprey Flapjack Pack [0] in a rare impulse buy while I was at an event that happened to be selling them. I didn't know anything about them, except it seemed pretty sturdy, comfortable and I was
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by joverholt 9y ago
They may see it as a warning to North Korea
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by joverholt 10y ago
Our 2013 Honda Accord needed several updates just for the radio to work reliably. You would go to change a channel, the screen would blank out and come back on with all presets set to 97.3. Of course, if you "rebooted" the car,
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by joverholt 11y ago
Also, buy a coffee roaster and roast your own beans. There are lots of ways to get started on the cheap (popcorn air roaster), and unroasted coffee is around $5-$6 a pound. It's a very rewarding hobby. http://sweetmarias.
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by joverholt 11y ago
Agree. The few SPA sites I use annoy the heck out of me. garmin connect is one that I use, and when I view an activity and want to go back, I need to wait .5 or 1 second as the page loads. Sure, I have a nice empty list to look at as it
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by joverholt 11y ago
Another 'haha'er here. I can't stand LOL, though this TED [1] talk gives an interesting look at its use. [1] http://www.ted.com/talks/john_mcwhorter_txtng_is_killing_lan...
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by joverholt 12y ago
Good points. If you notice a bunch of little pee clumps, or you cat is trying to use the box way more than normal, probably want to have a vet take a look. Also, if they suddenly stop using the box and start peeing/pooping somewhere
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by joverholt 12y ago
I stare at leaves because sometimes, they really do change after 30 seconds. If you have a wind blowing, it can be "snowing" leaves, which does bring me some level of enjoyment to watch. It's a good way to clear my mind and
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by joverholt 12y ago
I made two apps, and sadly, not many people have heard of them, since I was working for a small company at the time and we really didn't have the clout to deal with carriers or a sales force to sell. Both apps were agricultural relate
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by joverholt 12y ago
Oh yeah, it was fun building our own UI that we had complete control over, so that part wasn't so bad. It was just at times, it seemed like they (carriers) didn't want you using the phone for something other than voice. What!? yo
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by joverholt 12y ago
I worked on some J2ME applications around 2004. While we built usable apps, it seems if you want any kind of user interface that doesn't look like crap, you need to implement it yourself. The default text fields and labels did not lo
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by joverholt 12y ago
Interesting article. These superfund sites are pretty scary, especially how they can be 100 years old or so. In the meantime, new stuff has been built over it, which hampers the clean up exponentially, and no one really knows about the da
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by joverholt 12y ago
Passive does not equal no work. I think the passive comes in after you put in that initial work, creating ebook, adsense sites, etc. and then only needing to devote a minimum of time to maintain that income.
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by joverholt 12y ago
"Back in the old days" we had huge cubes with plenty of desk space and cabinets. One time, way before all this "collab-friendly" stuff hit, some guys put masking tape on the floor of a fellow coworkers cube, with corner
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by joverholt 12y ago
"f4" creates a hole on "e4" in your pawn structure. This hole becomes a valuable outpost where your opponent can position a knight (or other piece) without it being harassed by one of your pawns. This means to get rid of
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by joverholt 12y ago
This demo about sketchpad is pretty impressive, too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USyoT_Ha_bA You look at what they were able to accomplish, and it just seems like we lost a lot of steam somewhere.
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by joverholt 13y ago
Yeah, I give a quick glance down the front page, and if nothing catches my interest, hit the subs.
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by joverholt 13y ago
I agree with reading Jeremy Silman. My first chess book was http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Chess-Player-Fred-Reinfeld/dp... . I started beating my dad after reading it! It covers some basic positional ideas (control
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by joverholt 13y ago
Look up how blue led light can disrupt sleeping. Ever notice how bright blue led is compared to others (red, yellow)? My cable modem has blue leds for the indicator lights, and in a dark room, it is amazing how bright they are. f.lux make
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by joverholt 13y ago
Never underestimate someone's behavior of wanting the "best".

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