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heycarsten

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About heycarsten

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    Sorry about that :-(

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    Comment #1633079

    http://www.greaterfool.ca/2010/08/24/market-update-6 (Granted, Garth Turner is extreme, but he does not make things up.)

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    Comment #1593907

    With the robustness of modern ECUs I'm surprised that these signals are not checked before being evaluated. Even my Arduino is capable of doing that.

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    Comment #1561568

    Deception online. Tricking people into providing their personal information and reselling that information to third parties.

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    Comment #1561541

    Cyclists that disobey the rules of the road, but complain when motorists don't follow the rules of the road really bother me. (I am a cyclist.)

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    Comment #1561533

    Same goes for "alot" instead of "a lot".

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    Comment #1480167

    Turns out he has a rant about this very issue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO0r930Sn_8

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    Comment #1152588

    From my own experience this is _exactly_ what happens. Only they intelligently manipulated my shareholder agreement in a way that I had to actually buy the options, no paper transf…

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    Comment #1104343

    Can't seem to get the demo to work on the latest WebKit nightly build: TypeError: Result of expression 'a.Pi' [undefined] is not a function.

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    Comment #1102941

    The improved email and routing are huge! Not to mention bundler for gems, I can't help but be a bit excited :-)

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    Comment #936775

    Poor attention to detail is going to bite you in the ass as a programmer no matter what technology you're using.

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    Comment #840443

    There is no real gain in convenience compared to a Starbucks Card or cash, and you still have a paper receipt involved in the transaction. I'm having a hard time seeing how this is…

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    Comment #835155

    We used the names of planets, once we ran out of those we started doing moons and stars. It's pretty badass.

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    Comment #825737

    I realize there is probably no place for it in marketing banter, but it bothers me that they don't give the WebKit project any visible credit.

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    Comment #821197

    I wish I could have attended. Hopefully next year.