Drdrdrq

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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
While OP makes good points, I think there is no way to guarantee data persistence on a single node. Especially with the SSDs.
842.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
If you see a market oppurtunity like this, I suggest you go for it. There are many companies which will make you a custom laptop for such a quantity. Good luck!
843.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
You think there is a market for 10k of those? </sceptic>
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
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845.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I would identify myself as full stack web developer, but the problems you list (apart from negotiations) sound interesting to me... What does that make me? :)
846.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Not really, that's exactly the point. OP would be forced out of the market if that competitor produced better results. Not the same thing.
847.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Less demanding??? I would gladly trade meetings time for hardcore programming work, anytime.
848.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Sure, but AlphaGo will probably evolve much faster. In a few years it will run on much smaller devices, as happened to chess programs.
849.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Sure you can. The difference is in usage pattern. If you use printer rarely, ink will dry out and you will have to clean the head (using lots of ink in process) or replace cartridge. On the other hand with the frequent usage laser printers
850.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
A bit of feedback... I usually love your articles, but I really hated this one. It is just so blatantly self-promoting it turns me off. Just something to consider... Marketing can be overdone easily.
851.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Thanks for the info, appreciate it!
852.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, I agree 100%. I try to use aptitude CLI for exactly this reason.
853.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Is this installed by default on Debian? If not, then this is a deal-breaker for me. I might as well install aptitude which also provides a similar command line interface.
854.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Not really - in my experience it works quite well.
855.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Why the newfound respect? I mean, do you think Apple would try to patch things up if there was no class action lawsuit?
856.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I agree with you. I think most people think that more ingredients the dish has, the better it must be - while it is usually the opposite. Maybe it gets down to how sensitive one's taste is?
857.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Actually, that was the reason I sold one user on OpenOffice, back then. Happy user now. :)
858.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Maybe because, despite all the noise, e-mail doesn't need fixing? It works, and pretty well too.
859.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I guess as a founder you were rewarded when it came to being acquired. I am not sure what position OP had but I think it accurately conveys feelings of any ordinary (but loyal) employee.
860.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Sure they are - that is what separates AdWords from other advertising platforms.
861.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Nitpick: EULA usually applies to end user, not buyer (hence the name). Agree otherwise.
862.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
A/B testing is definitely a way to go - when you have enough users! And it only helps you decide between solutions you already have.
863.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
There is a fourth one - quality. It is important to acknowledge its existence, otherwise you can find yourself in a position where you can alter "all 3" constraints for the better at the cost of a hidden fourth one.
864.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Well, nice of you to give me hope that some people appreciate and even seek what I think I'm good at. :) I am quite happy where I am now anyway. Wish you luck!
865.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Hmmm... I would say 100% of workers should earn above minimum wage, that's the whole point of the law. Right?
866.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
You could also just follow his lead and take Fridays off... :) Seriously though, no man should be irreplaceable because of his knowledge, this is some serious risk you are taking.
867.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Wow. Just wow. This hiring process is so refreshing it actually makes me want to work for you, and I'm only half kidding. Are you hiring? ;)
868.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
> It didn't stop IE from being robbed of momentum IE actually handled the transition very well, because backwards compatibility was the thing that kept it in the game. When it lost it was because this feature no longer mattered (tha
869.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
This is one area where iOS rocks. Seriously, how difficult is it to make permission system granular?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Great puzzle, too bad it doesn't have a single solution...

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