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Brashman

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    Comment #9989519

    http://www.incidentalcomics.com/2012/06/haruki-murakami-bing...

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    Comment #9984731

    I spent a term at Cambridge in Electrical Engineering. Our tutorial sessions were very similar to recitations in America and classes still had traditional lectures. I'm not sure if…

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    Comment #9733534

    I would imagine permanent punishments would just cause companies to dissolve and reform through some paperwork acrobatics (similar to bankruptcy processes like New GM).

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    Comment #9624922

    Grad students are cheaper than a robot.

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    Comment #9382442

    How are the results sorted? When I search "Spider-man", the first result is Boomerang, and none of the results on the first page are for the Peter Parker Spider-man (result #2 is B…

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    Comment #8931942

    Guess, I got lucky, haha. I should probably go back to challenge 2 and learn how to program these then.

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    Comment #8931879

    I got to Challenge #5 by just having the elevators go to every floor like in the first example. It'd be nice to have an earlier challenge with only a single elevator force you to h…

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    Comment #8664436

    Does it speed up or end eventually? I stored up 150 seconds left before I decided to quit (score of 2529).

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    Comment #8297913

    11 pounds is light by military standards.

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    Comment #8207124

    Yes, too underwhelming to catch on as much as Gladwell's interpretation has. However, it actually makes an important point: even if you're talented, it requires practice to really …

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    Comment #8206801

    I thought that the original study was just showing a correlation. That is, that experts typically had 10,000 hours of practice into their field of expertise. People have claimed ca…

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    Comment #8104648

    I did relatively little reading when I was playing WoW hardcore. Although quests had a load of flavor text, I would just key in on the how many and what I had to kill.

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    Comment #8104260

    On the other hand, I don't really see the need for stores to be unique. I go to stores to buy things. If they have what I need, that works for me. I think it's easy to associate bi…

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    Comment #7939553

    As written, that INIT section is really going to limit clock speed. I also don't understand why currentState is double clocked.

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    Comment #7939492

    It sounds feasible, but I believe you would also have to augment data values in memory with this type. Every 32 bits in memory would also need a few bits associated with it for typ…

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    Comment #7922102

    I was a college student during this time. I feel like people my age all ended up proficient at typing because of instant messenging (not just the "computer guys"). It was my prefer…

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    Comment #7805725

    Ah, right. id is the first thing I think of with Carmack. I'd forgotten about Armadillo.

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    Comment #7805580

    ... who is in software development?

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    Comment #7802392

    Boosted is using Loaded longboards which are high-quality longboards. As a longboarder, it gives me confidence that the board will be fun to ride as opposed to being just a plank o…

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    Comment #7789934

    15 feet sounds pretty deep to dig to install something like this. Any idea what the temperature is like 2-4 feet?

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    Comment #7671124

    50 meters is the difference between making it and having to push the car to make it. It'd make for a funny story, but you're not going to be kicking yourself for leaving the displa…

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    Comment #7663112

    My experience in the US is the same. 9-5 is just a saying. More typically a work day is 9-6 or 8-5 to account for a 1 hour non-paid lunch.

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    Comment #7612880

    High level synthesis for C is not quite there yet to be used as a replacement for Verilog or VHDL, especially for high performance hardware. Verilog and VHDL are still commonly use…

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    Comment #7517279

    That might just be the weight that it can life from low to high height. It might be able to still support more than that when static. It would be good to know what it can support s…