| bio | website | fire.ca.gov |
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| location | California | |
| age | 35 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year, 4 months |
| seen | Feb 8 '12 at 9:35 | |
| stats | profile views | 3 |
Systems Architect and Application Developer for the State of California.
I am most experienced with the Microsoft stack (ASP.Net MVC, C#, Entity Framework, SQL), but rapid advances in rich web clients have me spending lots of time studying Responsive Web Design (HTML5 + CSS3) and working with most prolific JavaScript libraries: jQuery, Underscore, and Backbone.js.
I fiddle with MongoDB here and there as well, and soon may have a true-to-life (non-fanboy) use-case for Node.js. (only teasing)
I am always interested in working with other developers, participating in open source projects, interested in start-up endeavors. Contact me. My email is provided below in code - all you have to do is know two words to build it:
string secondWord; // Initialize - 4 letters - the sound produced by repeatedly
// striking a drum...or slang adjective for 'exhausted'.
string thirdWord; // Initialize - 8 letters - a person who eats, drinks, ingests,
// and purchases things.
var email = ((42/42).toString() + "." + secondWord + "." +
thirdWord + "@gmail.com").toLower();
Console.Write(email);
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How to Calculate Hand Odds in Texas Hold'em @RebeccaChernoff - I have read that blog post, and I'm still not entirely sure why you think this question "has no answer" or is not constructive. A list of tools others' experience in using them is a very good "how" question, and would be useful to many enthusiasts. What is bad about this question? |
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What are Pot Odds, and how do I determine them? When calculating pot odds, only the cost of the next call matters. The value of calling using pot odds however is only measurable when trended over an extended period of time. |
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What are Pot Odds, and how do I determine them? @ChrisMarasti-Georg You always count the call amount in when calculating pot odds. The ration you're talking about is not "pot odds" but another methodology for value betting, and the numbers aren't right either - using your perspective, you would be risking 400 to gain 500 (or 850 if Alice calls too). |
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Tools for Managing Bankroll, Income and Losses Both are welcome |
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What are Pot Odds, and how do I determine them? Good explanation of using pot odds for value, but the Pot Odds here would be 10:2 or 5:1 reduced. Your percentage value is 1/6 (16.7%). Otherwise your example still holds true - %20 chance of taking the pot means you beat the pot odds and over time will earn money. |
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What are Pot Odds, and how do I determine them? added 49 characters in body |
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