JamesFM

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by JamesFM 5mo ago
This is assigning an unearned malicious competence to Microsoft
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by JamesFM 1y ago
You just sent me down a rabbit hole where I had to watch that scene and then watch the sequel scene from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
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by JamesFM 6y ago
This is spot on to my experience as well. Startup employees seems to move in waves and being the first wave of employees at a startup usually means working the hardest and getting burnt out. In my experience it's the second and third w
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by JamesFM 7y ago
I don't think there is a hockey stick to chase in game development. At least not the way Jeff is doing it.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
The main dysfunction I see with interviewing is that we’ve abstracted the interview further and further from what you will be doing day to day. Code on the white board? Why not on a computer? Why not work on some real code for the project?
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by JamesFM 9y ago
> I don’t interpret the original piece as saying any of these tools and techniques are not useful. I don’t even know if that is up for interpretation, > I have nothing against tools like this. I’ve even contributed money to the Light
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Sure, but if you sign into your Google account on any browser it does the same thing. It's not unique to Chrome. There are additional sync options that are available to Chrome, but those are all opt in.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Sorry to go off on you because this is a larger issue then your comment but seriously, can we hold this discussion to a higher standard? Prove to me that Google is tracking me through Chrome. Link me to an article with proof of collection.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
While I think Disk Creator is awesome for certain I’ve never found that a fresh install is needed for macOS upgrades. They have maybe the best upgrade process in the biz right now.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Check out Foobar 2000. I think it’s the best media player ever made.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
This is highly confusing to me. If implicit patent grants are a thing, why have more modern licenses like Apache 2 and GPL 3 made it a point to include explicit patents grants in the language of the license? Wouldn’t their legal counsel adv
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Yeah, exactly, what does this actually accomplish besides putting the user in a worse situation where they are no longer given any sort of patent grant?
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Wait, this doesn’t solve anything. They replaced BSD with MIT, which are basically the same license and then they removed any explicit patent grant. So this means the user is actually granted less rights then before. Am I missing something
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by JamesFM 9y ago
I think that is the assumption. I’ve never encountered a change list of files on Github. I still find it to be an odd requirement. I guess the intention is to keep people from misrepresenting your original code.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
I have been coding in Kotlin and using the interopt for various libraries. Typically you want to model things interacting with what Kotlin calls “platform types” as nullable. So for JPA entities, each field is marked as nullable, because in
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by JamesFM 9y ago
I've never heard of this license before. Has it been vetted the OSI or the FSF? Also what specifically is bad about the Apache 2 license?
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Yeah no problem
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by JamesFM 9y ago
It's a noble goal, some thoughts on the license. I really wish it made clear that the license was irrevocable. I think the understanding in the community is that once you give permission for software to be used under a license you shou
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by JamesFM 9y ago
Apache also has some weird stuff about needing to clearly mark modifications to the code that frankly feels a little unneeded.
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by JamesFM 9y ago
I think this is mostly likely going to be out of your price range but my journey to find a keyboard like the Microsoft Natural with mechanical switches lead me to this, https://www.trulyergonomic.com/store/truly-ergonom