Arzh

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by Arzh 9y ago
I think you are wrong since this people die of this exact scenario almost everyday. The camera might be making it darker but that doesn't mean that every driver (Everyone's eyes and reaction times are different) would have been a
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by Arzh 9y ago
Running sites that large, even for something simple, cost a lot of money. Unless it is funded by a wealthy benefactor or publicly funded there is no way that it will every work. It's obviously not a technical problem but a funds proble
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by Arzh 9y ago
As an iOS designer I'm going to assume that you don't work on or maintain the systems that are keeping basecamp running correct?
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by Arzh 9y ago
Most of the time you have to write metrics into the code (and have a place set up to collect the data), that alone is a step a lot of places don't do or don't do enough.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Fortnite started out as something very different and they made the Battle Royal part of it free which is why it has so much traction.
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by Arzh 9y ago
There might also just be the ability for the developers to understand what actually went wrong. I think the guys at Epic spent a lot of time building their system so they can understand it and I'm not sure that PUBG developers started
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by Arzh 9y ago
Yeah usually from taxes around home ownership. People who rent have this hit them less.
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by Arzh 9y ago
This is a non-text based programming language. https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-50-years-of-kids-...
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by Arzh 9y ago
Very dumb, perfect execution. 10/10 would art again.
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by Arzh 9y ago
I think you are right, go is not the best language for your project, single threaded just moving blobs of data around node is a good solution. I'm not sure why anyone would have a problem understanding that. (And I'm a guy who hat
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by Arzh 9y ago
I spent a good amount of time at the Austin shop, I loved it but it was just a little too far out of the way to make it worthwhile as a hobby space.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Tuning is part of the job if you need high performance. It can take many forms from code optimization, build flags, platform configurations, to even hardware tweeks. Most people hate this kinda stuff but some of us think it's fun.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Personally I have found I was more annoyed with forms not allowing me to autofill before the change than times I have seem chrome fill the wrong fields out after.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Whatever you say bud, I think most people on this forum are stuck in an echo chamber which of course makes everything seem more important then it really is.
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by Arzh 9y ago
No, I must have no independence of free thought
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by Arzh 9y ago
I think you are having a bit of a panic attack
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by Arzh 9y ago
I don't work at Microsoft, I just like that the Windows works more than I do Linux. I use Linux because that is what we release on so I guess I don't fall under "Linux Nerd"
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by Arzh 9y ago
And turned it on again once they were made aware of the dumb thing their automated system did, non story.
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by Arzh 9y ago
The argument that people always throw at me is that too hard for people to know two languages, well, for frontend devs to know two languages. Now in a perfect world the frontend people who just can't figure out two or more languages wo
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by Arzh 9y ago
Article is about digital cameras, not phones. The article indicates that there was already a decision about cellphones and that it applies to cameras as well.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Nobody likes go format, everyone loves gofmt...
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by Arzh 9y ago
Processor is a little more powerful, testing shows them comparable in some testing since Apple can tune the chips a little more then Dell is allowed to. I have twice as much ram which is the real big leap forward, my hard drive seems to be
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by Arzh 9y ago
My real life side by side test show that turning off my machine at the end of the day isn't a big deal. The fact that I can run 2-3 VMs when the rest of my team can barely run one is a big deal. More ram is a huge benefit, everything I
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by Arzh 9y ago
I use the XPS 15 in an office with only mac users and this machine is just more powerful since Apple wont update the Macbook Pro line with developers in mind. I hated working on an under performing laptop when I was using the macs.
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by Arzh 9y ago
I've been loving it for the past couple of months. I boot into Win10 and use the ubuntu sub-system to build everything. Upgraded to 32gig is the biggest boost, I love the extra headroom. One this to notice is that I have not been able
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by Arzh 9y ago
Yeah each build would take about an hour, 4-5 hours for the whole CI/test to get finished. It was crossed complied so there was an MSBuild and a gcc build. It was sone in serial since we didn't want to waste time building the rele
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by Arzh 9y ago
I find that go is the best solution for my problems
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by Arzh 9y ago
Everything I said was based on my experience with C++, I was making pointed statements not general ones.
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by Arzh 9y ago
Generating the code leads to a lot easier debugging for me. In C++ debugging generics are annoying to put breakpoints in, since it is harder to hit the exact implementation I want (VS has a way to do this but it is a little annoying to get
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by Arzh 9y ago
What do you see these companies competing for?

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