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brianto2010
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bxt5647@rit.eduRecent public activity
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Comment #6064082
I'm also a college student, but not sure how much authority I have on this matter. Grades (I think) are only an approximation of your knowledge. Take them with a grain of salt, unl…
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Comment #5968491
> Just making sure I won't be working with idiots. I think the the interviewer (or company) would probably take this as an insult. But I do agree with you in that these types of in…
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Comment #5127067
For what it's worth, you can use the local keyword to limit the scope of variables. http://www.lua.org/pil/4.2.html
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Comment #5075098
"It is unfair to label this poor quality, the author clearly describes a problem with moving a security tool like SSH into the browser." Yes, I agree. The grandparent does point ou…
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Comment #4980645
I do not believe that was the point of the article. Extrapolations and technicalities aside, she is showing her perspective of why she is pissed at the cryptoparty community. Perso…
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Comment #4882636
> R is currently the lingua franca for academic statisticians. New methods papers, textbooks, and toolkits are much more likely to ship with R libraries and implementations then Ma…
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Comment #4811029
Maybe it'll be a Christmas present. :-)
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Comment #4546625
At RIT at least, R and NumPy aren't in the core curriculum. Instead, there is a "Statistical Computing" class which covers SAS. Most students either use Minitab or Excel. Surprisin…
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Comment #4399840
Good point about the karma limit. I was writing under a different assumption. What I was proposing in my earlier post was exactly as you say: explain the downvote. Maybe let everyo…
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Comment #4399816
"New" members shouldn't downvote because they might not downvote the right things, or for the right reasons. I do not consider lurkers "new members." I also disagree with the idea …
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Comment #4397872
That's a neat idea. -1 doesn't mean much without a comment explaining why. I do have a concern, though. If this system is implemented, doesn't that mean that the "new kids" will al…
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Comment #4386351
This is a huge stretch, but will there be any support for noweb? Whenever I use LaTeX, it's usually for math/physics/stat homework where either computation or graphs are involved. …
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Comment #4355804
> You wouldn't call a software architect simply 'an architect' (would you?). Yes, yes I would. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architect_(disambiguation) - third bullet down http://en…
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Comment #4355237
So, are you saying that a discipline that does not involve the physical world cannot necessarily be an engineering discipline? Personally, I don't usually see people favoring the w…
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Comment #4336883
> way too much money for what you're going to get. YMMV.
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Comment #4334651
Co-op program. And networking. A lot of companies see RIT as a huge talent pool, and dedicate quite a bit of recruiting resources to look for potential interns and full-timers. Plu…
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Comment #4089753
Same here, but mine is nnoremap gt nnoremap gT Normal mode tab switches through tabs. One (and two) key goodness.
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Comment #2786379
Do restaurant owners recieve complaints about Asians? Gays? Muslims? Do restaurant owners recieve those complaints at the level that they do about young children? Are those complai…
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Comment #2758214
If you're on Linux, there is worklog. There's a bit of initial setup with config files, but after you've done that switching tasks is as simple as (switching to your terminal and) …