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proggR

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About proggR

I turn ideas into code.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #9494598

    I plan on sort of following the path of the OP, but in an automated way. Longer comment on Reddit[1], but the goal is to make a climate controlled greenhouse that houses a heavily …

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    Comment #9172691

    There's still one left (I just got one). The pricing model of the Retina MBPs is just craziness to me. To get larger storage sizes you have to jump entire model lines to get it, yo…

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    Comment #9172679

    I just tossed my Macbook Pro across the room the other day by accident (didn't check that my backpack was closed...). It did indeed bend the metal a bit, and the display cracked in…

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    Comment #8494819

    I had posted a discussion to Reddit[0] about a year ago that touched on a similar idea. Its a model for AI using a community of simple IA that as a whole becomes the AI. It injects…

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    Comment #8386727

    There was an article[1] from a few years ago about Cloudflare's infrastructure and from the sounds of it they can't link customers to data. Data does exists because that's the natu…

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    Comment #8383601

    Oh god help us. No wonder social engineering is still one of the more effective hacking methods :\

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    Comment #6491094

    But... slam?

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    Comment #6369676

    Mind if I ask what your music venture is/was? I'm launching my own soon so I'd love to pick your brain and learn from your experience in the space.

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    Comment #6369371

    Wish me luck with my music venture then! I'm going to need it.

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    Comment #6265796

    I also did that and I got a job with it too. Fancy that.

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    Comment #6138583

    I actually wrote a tumblr post about that a while ago. It also included a user engagement aspect that would allow users to subscribe to topics of interest to receive a curated feed…

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    Comment #2859889

    Though I do agree that the current generation of developers are incredibly fortunate and most of us wouldn't be able to do the same job 20-30 years ago, the line "there’s no shame …

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    Comment #2846096

    Or how about the employment rates and mean income of both drop outs and graduates since "running a company" isn't something that is on everyone's todo list. I'm positive that study…