CmonDev

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by CmonDev 11y ago
> I grew up believing in meritocracy and the American dream. Well, that's the very definition of outsourcing! > "... benefit the most vulnerable people in society ... They want to live in a country with a strong middle cl
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by CmonDev 11y ago
I don't understand what kind of AI/robotics we are talking about here: - weak non-self-replicating; - weak self-replicating; - strong. Besides, maybe it's an egoistic point of view. Many species have perished while humanity e
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Tax dodging, conspiracy to suppress salaries, non-meritocratic compensation policies - the list goes on.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Maybe he is an expert in both neuroscience AND bone surgery.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Valuable industry insights!
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Can you really smear a company who's reputation is already beyond repair?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
By the end of 3 years it is no longer high- tech.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
To sum up: dealing with other people's non-open-source code. Various COM APIs for example.
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GitHub introduces “Code of Conduct” that “promotes equality”, programmers react(reddit.com)
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by CmonDev 11y ago
http://MonoGame.net
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Not really, they struggle to gain any significant traction.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
> ...than embracing hard problems and solving it for ourselves... Can you clarify: you mean implementing custom solutions at employer's cost or solving employer's tech problems in your own time?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
TL;DR (between the lines): the money was good, performance was good, but the management was not flexible enough; off to make a next startup (animated parallax HTML5 pages are to be expected).
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Really? Stay away from Java then :): HasThisTypePatternTriedToSneakInSomeGenericOrParameterizedTypePatternMatchingStuffAnywhereVisitor http://grepcode.com/file/repository.springsource.com/org.asp...
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by CmonDev 11y ago
> huge for gaming Not really, as they have no story for Mono not to mention ARM NEON support.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
> "Pay-for-Play Reflection" Native and allowing reflection? I am now much less interested in M#.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
I would like it on Android and iOS via updated Mono.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Is it really a "full-stack" "app" ? Sounds more like a set of scripts: > "...using React, Node.js, MongoDB and Socket.IO..."
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Well, if they have published the stats based on the type of surgeon's life form, they should've also included races and genders of surgeons :-(.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Yes, but who has the patience to wait another 5+ years to get ES7?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Funny pattern: F# news are typically upvoted but discussions are rare. Is it due to many people thinking it's nice in theory but hesitant to use it in practice?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
I thought it cannot get worse than dynamic languages, but then they invented document databases.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Related reading: predictions about the feasibility of heavier-than-air planes and metal/concrete boats, feasibility of space travel, market size for wireless communication and personal computing etc. > 2015: We’ll get AI, and it wi
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Isn't he building a game rather than an engine?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
You beat me to the "But what about [an obvious exception to the general rule and a couple of anecdotal samples]?" .
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Since it's no longer a Free Market, might as well go with a planned economy - now that supercomputers allow for actual real-time planning.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
Yes, we do - for hypertext documents - as per original design. Retrofitted JavaScript - we don't.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
WebAssembly is the latest hope.
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by CmonDev 11y ago
But it's like a notepad at the moment though (no refactoring) - so any language goes?
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by CmonDev 11y ago
No longer thought leaders, but doing homework well.

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