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by Jare 8y ago
I don't know how much money they have but it is clear they don't know what to do with it. Their 2019 outlook is rather bleak with barely a literal handful of releases.
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by Jare 8y ago
IIRC osx still ships python2 only with the OS.
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by Jare 8y ago
A lot of that info was traditionally included in CVs in Spain (dob, phone# and address, citizenship, marital status and even driver permit situation, and a photo). These days it is increasingly rarer, and if a company asks it for a tech pos
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by Jare 8y ago
Over the past 20 years I have owned various laptops from HP, MSi, Acer, Apple, and also (for my desktops) external keyboards from a number of additional vendors. The only keyboard that ever had any trouble was after I gave it to my 4yo and
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by Jare 8y ago
> they aren’t doing anything bad here By making this problem last long they aren't doing anything useful either. - Bad case, they never restore certificates to G/FB and they end up losing all their employees to Android, with l
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by Jare 8y ago
Catch that Goblin was amazing, when it started playing at the partyplace, everyone sort of stopped not paying attention to the compo, and turned their heads with a "wtf" face. IIRC some of the samples got Skaven in trouble with Di
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by Jare 8y ago
You were asking if "consent was not enough", as if such a thing was inconceivable. I'm just giving you one of many possible counterexamples.
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by Jare 8y ago
Scams are opt-in.
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by Jare 8y ago
Fully centralized design is in fact largely obsolete. Centralized operations are still very relevant and important, but I doubt we will ever see a new version control system designed without distributed facilities. "A few use cases&q
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by Jare 8y ago
Feel sorry for parents who are struggling to keep up with a crazily fast technology uptake for which they are not prepared but which has many high impact features in their profession, in their spare time, and in their kids' lives. If y
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by Jare 8y ago
So pretty much only companies in Bay Area or a couple similarly high $ hubs, and candidates wanting to go there specifically. That intuitively feels like promoting an unhealthy environment (not because of Bay Area in particular, but because
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by Jare 8y ago
RDR2 got a famous one https://comicbook.com/gaming/2018/09/21/red-dead-redemption-...
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by Jare 8y ago
The objective is also to ensure that the structural problems do not prevent you from finding, attracting and/or promoting great candidates from underrepresented groups. The default process does not let them shine, and does not apprecia
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by Jare 8y ago
Bless standard formatters (gofmt, etc) becoming the norm.
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by Jare 8y ago
Anything that doesn't involve aliased pointers will be simpler from a safety perspective.
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by Jare 8y ago
> Someone has made a bunch of decisions for you that down the road you have no idea whether or not it will actually be good for you Opinionated also means that these decisions will be the same in other places/projects I may join. In
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by Jare 8y ago
The big concern is not that it wouldn't work, it is that they might try, and that you may have been one of the things preventing that from happening. All the best luck going forward, because you absolutely deserve it.
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by Jare 8y ago
For a company that size, "incredibly diversified" is a huge overstatement I think. They have devices (phones, tablets, computers, watches), 3rd party content store and... they all rely on each other (ecosystem effect), which makes
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by Jare 8y ago
> the "function parameter" approach you're describing is just not how Redux works That's not how redux works internally, and it makes all the sense in the world. My wish is to keep these details buried and not leak in
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by Jare 8y ago
Look at the sample code in https://redux-starter-kit.js.org/api/createslice Since all actions contain just one parameter, it's easy to confuse things, so let's add a multiplyAdd function to multiply the count
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by Jare 8y ago
I have nothing but applause and kudos to add here, they are really deserved. Syncthing is fantastic.
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by Jare 8y ago
That redux starter kit looks interesting and may alleviate many of my concerns. I don't know if it will eliminate them, but thanks a lot for that. [...edit...] Unfortunately, it looks brilliant with stuff like createSlice(), but it doe
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by Jare 8y ago
> separating the idea that "something happened" from "here's how the state updates in response" is key The idea is great, and has/had already been proven its value many times before. I love it, and I wanted
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by Jare 8y ago
The hero / rockstar / ninja narrative rears its ugly head again. Some people will be at the top of their field. Most people won't.
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by Jare 8y ago
No, this effect is not the same, although of course the underlying ideas are the same. The original was a more straightforward spread + cool, with IIRC a rather strange random component added for the cooling. Fabien's post describes a
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by Jare 8y ago
I am suddenly SO curious about the PINBALL_GAME stuff, but I couldn't decipher what it was referring to.
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by Jare 8y ago
A single instance of hate speech can hurt many people, few directly but many indirectly. The compound effect is that a relatively small group of "assholes" cause damage to a lot of innocents. Saying that a platform is free of poli
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by Jare 8y ago
What part of "time and time again I find" was so unclear you had to bring out the "without knowing anything"s and the "can't be bothered"s.
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by Jare 8y ago
Champions buy you playstyle, not straight advantage. At best, they give you options - but by the time you have played enough that a reasonably varied roster improves your chances to win, you have earned plenty to afford a varied roster. If
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by Jare 8y ago
> Then you don't have to practice or actually "be good", you could just get lucky, and thats enough for most people - they aren't looking for challenges in their games, just dopamine kicks I don't think you under

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