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by Cshelton 10y ago
You should reach out to the Rust team if you haven't already. I'm sure many would love a blog post on using Rust. I was thinking about using protocol buffers for something in Rust, it's cool to see an example of a real app us
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Found this elsewhere, interesting to note, Habitat looks to be built mostly with Rust https://github.com/habitat-sh/habitat
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by Cshelton 10y ago
That's more about encouraging crate developers to make their package work on stable. There are crates that are made to take advantage of nightly features, but I believe many of those label them as "beta", "unstable"
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by Cshelton 10y ago
If somebody uses a piece of software or language that is pre-1.0 with "Beta" and "unstable" written all over it and then they get mad when it changes, that is purely their fault. The programming community of people who a
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I want an app that aggregates commercial loan data from across the industry, which is un-standardized, and creates a deep learning platform with a public api that can tell a customer what his individual risk is for both sides of the party i
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Clearly the article is by some dev shop and anybody who has worked on an app with the scale of Instagram, or even a fraction of Instagram's scale, knows that this entire article is misleading. If you wanted to actually create Instagra
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by Cshelton 10y ago
And this is different from the "GPS Navigation" .."upgrade" most other manufactures make you pay $2,000 - $3,000 for...when the GPS is built in by default to almost every new car now. This is actually a really smart move
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Hydrogen fuel cells are used as a way to generate clean electricity, which then is used to recharge the battery whenever it is needed. Basically eliminating "range fears" to some extent. However I think this period of using fuel c
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Same reaction, although I have kept up watching it. It's too damn real and too close to what I deal with haha. My partner will refuse to watch it after first seasonal, same reason. It's brutal when you have lived through that befo
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by Cshelton 10y ago
If Google just paid for the defense of the developers, without patent reform, wouldn't that just encourage more patent trolls to arise, knowing there is a massive pot of gold?
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I'm not completely sure but I believe it has to do with the decision to not use LIDAR, in favor of just a camera and some other basic "radar" system. The cost of LIDAR is pretty expensive, yet coming down. I imagine in their
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by Cshelton 10y ago
...unless said situation above happens and you slam into the back of another vehicle...the traffic slinky effect is harsh.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I'm not a patent attorney or anything, but...how could this ever be enforceable...?
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by Cshelton 10y ago
See the other comments below. Deep in the Heart of Texas. Once you hear it though, you'll instantly recognize it. YouTube it.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Any other city
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by Cshelton 10y ago
If IRC, that song is actually one of the most recognizable songs around the world....everyone knows about the claps!
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by Cshelton 10y ago
And Dallas, who now has the most people moving to it than any other state in Texas and percentage wise, more than any other major city in the US.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
yes..bad. Very, very bad. I expect Google lawsuits to also be hitting them very soon. (Liable maybe? It leads one to believe google is working with them, giving a bad representation to Google.) On another note: This kind of "passive&qu
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by Cshelton 10y ago
"new money" is not, or ever, given to anyone. Banks included. The U.S. gov basically sells promissory notes (treasuries) to an independent, non governmental organization (The Federal reserve...which is not "federal" in t
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Actually not true; the total number of people it requires to move a train, with all the other trains on the track, and then taking in every safety precaution, track monitoring, etc. The operation involves many people on a highly coordinated
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I was just saying it from a standpoint of that is has been mandated by the government (U.S.) and the date has had to be pushed back multiple times because the railroads are having a tough time implementing it. It's actually a much hard
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by Cshelton 10y ago
How about we automate rail traffic first. They are close...but the electronic system is still so far behind. They keep having to push back the requiremen.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Price per share is irrelevant. Going from 2 to $4 is that same 50 to 100. Typically however, companies like to keep their stock price higher as it seems more attractive and a low share price seems less valuable than I.e. $100/share. Ma
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I'd say the test ran optimally.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I just did some ownership percentage stuff where it's not uncommon to go 16 decimal places out...working with JavaScript on this was a pain. Never thought I'd care about that .00000000000001 difference hah...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Correct. We store as strings then derive a number from the string for sorting purposes.
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by Cshelton 11y ago
Actually, once the ecosystem is fully there (probably ~6 months to a year), Rust would make a great contender for a complex, large web app. The type system Rust uses alone is worth it...
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by Cshelton 11y ago
If you want some horror stories, go find a CPA that works with primarily small businesses. You will hear about the families fighting or deadweight partners that bring the company down and force it to close shop. Choosing who to go into bus
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by Cshelton 11y ago
I understand that, I was mentioning that because it's interesting, not to say it's better than others. It's an interesting fact because it shows how much of a massive area the Dallas metro is. It's fun to take the DFW ar
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by Cshelton 11y ago
It doesn't have to specifically a CS research university... A good research university does much more than CS. I'd argue that having a great CS research university in close proximity is somewhat irrelevant to creating a great star

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