penprogg

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by penprogg 11y ago
Wow, it's like you didn't even take the time to process what he said and decided to get outraged anyway.
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by penprogg 11y ago
holy shit it's three hours long
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by penprogg 11y ago
Hey man, all that CRUD needed to make all those shovelware google apps requires a ton of algorithmic knowledge. /s
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by penprogg 11y ago
Isn't it possible with a little bit of work to get Unity content working on UE4?
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How they solder at NASA(youtube.com)
9 points by penprogg 11y ago|2 comments
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by penprogg 11y ago
One problem I have with the page is the contrast of the lettering. I think you the light grey characters could be a little bit darker.
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by penprogg 11y ago
So I decided to search the definition of engineering on the internet because I've heard this whole "software engineering is not engineering" thing before: > Engineering (from Latin ingenium, meaning "cleverness"
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by penprogg 11y ago
What is the difference between this and Cassandra? A more powerful querying language? Cassandra already has Consistency Levels with Replication Strategies. I feel like the only way to get powerful querying out of a system like this would be
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by penprogg 11y ago
And then all of the universities submitting courses to coursera would stop...
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by penprogg 11y ago
When people are saying the certificate is worthless they mean that when applying for a job, employers do not care if you have completed a mooc or not. A Mooc's value doesn't come from the fact that you finish the course, it comes
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by penprogg 11y ago
You can copy the link into google and access it through there
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by penprogg 11y ago
Oh those poor government agencies with their millions of dollars in funding. Who will defend them from those teenage hackers that are causing them "trillions" in damages tm.
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by penprogg 11y ago
I don't know about the newer smart boards but the old ones sucked hard. This windows surface device seems like it will be using an actual digitizer and it wont be using a projector.
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by penprogg 11y ago
Extremely laggy
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by penprogg 11y ago
I would never go to a company therapist. Go out and pay for one yourself. There is a clear conflict of interest for the therapist and while they may seem to be nice it's not worth the risk.
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by penprogg 11y ago
While I hate that riots exist, it honestly makes me feel good that there is a group of people in the US that get angry enough with the system to get up and do something. Every time I hear about protests and think about people standing outsi
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by penprogg 11y ago
The argument was money -> bubble It's not very good
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by penprogg 11y ago
The problem with this is that society does not accept failure. Fail a few times in college and your GPA is irreparably damaged, you have to spend extra time (and money, oh god the money) retaking courses you "should" have passed o
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by penprogg 11y ago
I agree, I'm a CS student taking a Digital Design course and programming VHDL is possibly the worst experience I've ever had. (I am very aware that VHDL is not a programming language but a HDL).
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by penprogg 11y ago
It's not odd that they are more expensive, monitors typically have higher refresh rates and faster response times. Both of which imply more powerful hardware for the monitor's driver.
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by penprogg 11y ago
You might find this to be really cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWeJsaCiGQ0 it's a reall full auto gauss cannon. The obvious flaw is that there is no spin added to the projectiles so they flip all over the place.
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by penprogg 11y ago
I agree with the author's sentiment 100%. As others have stated, the reason that video is worse than text for learning is because A. The rate at which you can read is faster than you can listen B. Video technology is often a hassle whe
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by penprogg 11y ago
I had no idea how much money was being thrown into the tech sector before the 2000 bubble. $100 billion seems unreal.