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vytasgd

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About vytasgd

A little bit of everything.

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    Comment #7687529

    read the comment, read the article and did all the tests. Got to this one and it still freaked me out. That's crazy.

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    Comment #7601287

    Also, for anybody who is a fan of Durandal... looks like it'll be combining with Angular: http://eisenbergeffect.bluespire.com/angular-and-durandal-co...

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    Comment #7533129

    I love this. Awesome. Just awesome. Seems like a great way to stay grounded and keep perspective (along with staying active and giving you structure). Keep it up.

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    Comment #7512737

    I have a pebble for skiing (hate taking my gloves off, digging into my jacket to pull out my phone and realizing it's a text I don't even have to respond to... also can see who is …

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    Comment #7008343

    I've been with you on this, but I think we are wrong. Here's where I'm at: (without foreigner's statement) 1 blue eyed person- He know's nothing, nothing happens 2 blue eyed people…

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    Comment #7008070

    Can you go into further detail about the nth abstraction of "he knows that I know..." and what effect that has on the population? The way I see it is that as soon as everybody know…

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    Comment #7007832

    Pardon? The parent's comment is correct. Edit: my comment is still correct thanks to parent's 2nd edit.

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    Comment #7007738

    The traveler has no effect. The logical flaw is that with n > 2 blue eyed people, everybody knows that there is at least 1 blue eyed person AND everybody knows that everybody ELSE …

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    Comment #6600542

    Just make some types more expensive. Here's a study that was showing "You get what you pay for" essentially saying that when you pay more for a wine, you get more pleasure (than if…

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    Comment #6420616

    i meant this more in the sense of "what's a piece of code you've seen(or written) that made you excited and made you think 'wow that's really clever!'" It shouldn't necessarily be …

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    Comment #6419993

    I've done very few interviews (on either side of the table) but I wish I would come across one that had two main questions in the technical interview: 1. Write some piece of code t…

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    Comment #5749176

    The dancing baby that started it all... I can't believe that was 17 years ago...

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    Comment #5722819

    just +1 for the desiderata

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    Comment #5722737

    I empathize. (With everything except the cofounders' idiocy, I absolutely love mine) I was brought in with my brother(MBA), we've been working on our web app for almost 10 months, …

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    Comment #5458864

    And I for Chicago!

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    Comment #5398051

    Clean. Very clean and easy. Quick Bug: (Chrome on OS X, haven't checked elsewhere)for your modal (specifically modal.fade.in in bootstrap.css line 5004) you have "top:50%", which c…

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    Comment #4944931

    You can share to just yourself on facebook or turn it off completely (within spotify's preferences, or within facebook's preferences)

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    Comment #4944786

    very cool stuff. It was a little confusing for me to get which things were actually the "playlists" versus the tracks versus the charts. do you have a bug-report system or anything…

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    Comment #4809859

    +1. Reminds me of Urinal Game Theory: http://people.scs.carleton.ca/~kranakis/Papers/urinal.pdf NB: Haven't actually read that paper, only the abstract, I've just discussed the con…

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    Comment #4809804

    Definitely part of my plan during the rest of this Thanksgiving week. This is a great reminder. I feel like people typically spend too much time at the nascent stages of a venture …

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    Comment #4804774

    Just enjoyed reading your thoughts on the topic. A nice change of pace compared to aggressive point, counter-point type of comments I normally see.