mclovinit

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by mclovinit 11y ago
I bounced back and forth on and off FB until, I bit the bullet and deleted each one of my "friends" one by one. If I didn't do that, then I would be plunged in an infinite loop of deactivation/reactivation hell. It was i
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I can relate to this. My major was EE and I had similar experiences, but kind of liked diffeq. Fast forward some 25+ years later, I spend all day coding and look to my old math and some new comp sci books for fun. I keep an engineering not
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I have a daughter who is always trying to compete with her older sister. One time she was chatting online with some creepy dudes in private. She saw her older sister chatting with teen friends and thought it was the same thing. I would try
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I just was recently offered a day a week work from home just for the same reasons you mentioned. I may capitalize on that soon. I think it was a smart suggestion and believe it saves both me and the employer in a number of ways. Less liabil
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I think if the team is small and synergy is good, then this could work well. Sometimes a bad apple in the bunch (aka The Talker) can really be a drag on productivity.
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I take it the definition of public here is inclusive of all citizens in which case, the majority of citizens should understand the fundamentals of AI and the given software implementation. Many citizens are fluent in English and for those w
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I would think so considering the level of influence Musk plays within this particular product line. For me the dealership experience is already at the peak of my tolerance level. Even with sustantial liquidity on my part, I tend to buy well
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by mclovinit 11y ago
My thought had to do more with if he had been operating under someone else's orders within the U.S. govt to intentionally play the role of a fabricated whistleblower. However, I can see how that might be a stretch based upon some of th
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Good points. I will definitely keep that in mind.
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Just a question that seems to always cross my mind when I think of individuals like Snowden (and I am not a strong believer that everything I see in the media is rooted in some conspiracy theory): Why are many so confident that he is operat
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Only time I ever attempted something remotely similar was during a PoC using a specialized client device (think RF handheld) that needed to render content quickly in a custom browser. Loading tons of dependencies was my concern. So writing
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I would not be surprised if stories of other worldly beings aiding in the construction of the pyramids of Egypt long after the pyramids are gone, becomes another fairy tale or at least a derivative in part of that theory.
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I agree regarding solving problems especially on the real world problem for yourself or your own immediate pain points. I got sucked into a small side project for one of my spouse's clients and although I learned a lot from it, my desi
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Take a few steps back and try to recall the real reason why you were so passionate early on: you found something that resonated with you deeply. You will not gain that same insight if you do not just "let it go" (no Disney-esque p
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by mclovinit 11y ago
At least for me, competition has always been fierce especially early on and I paid for it with my health. In later years, I have found that I have acquired the tools (technical and business-oriented) and discipline to hold my own amongst my
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Hilarious and strangely addicting! We need to know what is in that Taco Bell Linux flavor.
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by mclovinit 11y ago
Good point. I think that is a often overlooked observation. People incited often have a tendency to invite an onrush of thoughts with a desire to express them in direct proportion to their "excitability factor". When a character l
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by mclovinit 11y ago
I seem to remember reading about an organization whose aim is to help startup founders battling depression, but I cannot seem to find the reference. I did, however, come across this article from last year: http://techcrunch.com&#