OldSchoolJohnny

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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
You're literally re-iterating the comment above you
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Yeah the pace of change lately has me mentally filtering out and avoiding any articles / posts / news / documentaries older than about 6 months at this point.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Thinkpad T series is the modern classic developers workorse for getting things done; if you feel like paying a premium for a pretty tool and want to hang out in coffee shops a lot then you can get a Macbook.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Move fast and brake things?
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
You don't need a lawyer to abide by GDPR, it's pretty straightforward stuff.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
I would say the most useful thing when we get close to it is a general purpose robot capable of jumpstarting civilization. We need a few of those in bunkers around the solar system.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
I wish that global anecdotal database for health issues that people keep talking about existed so we could pool data and come up with some correlation for things.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Nothing in the world stopping you from dropping and doing pushups and squats every half hour or so during work. Nothing.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Google and the manufacturer had 2 years to ensure this wouldn't be an issue.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Pretty much every site you ever had to sign up for has had to change things, it's part and parcel of the process.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
"right personality" I.E. boring, un-energetic people who have little sense of personal space.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Why "of course"? It was a great email client at the time.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Wow, I forgot all about that; different times!
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Not so easy when there are predators about, then it becomes somewhat of an arms race with depressing bouts of dead chickens to deal with.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
Then it's going to get very costly for them when the EU goes after some more of that sweet sweet penalty money.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
This isn't my field but I'm curious: are the results in the slider samples novel images or ones that were trained on? Could it not just be really good are recreating the image it was trained on or is it generally doing this with n
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
What developer in their right mind would ever log a password in the first place? Are we devolving as a profession?
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
If you have any responsibility for data protection I urge you to read literally anything on disaster recovery procedures.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 8y ago
You want to go from Postgres TO MySQL‽ Why do you want to do that?
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Well that'll teach that poor bastard to ask a question here, good job!
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
> How do you stay logged in if there's no cookies? In my mind, when I read HN comments, I assume all the people who post here know what I know and more but then there's a post that comes along that reminds me of the sheer gulf
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
We know that as developers, but many wouldn't understand this.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
We need a short pithy term for people who comment on the title link and don't read the article, it's a modern plague.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Everyone who wants to learn anything in life should take this course first, I can't endorse it enough.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
MFP is extremely limited when it comes to tracking micronutrients. If all you care about are very basic facts it's alright. If you care about much more then Cronometer is commonly considered the best.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Yes! I'm reading through all this discussion and thinking "why are these people so bent on overthinking such a simple concept"? Also using text as the sort order solves most of the issues people are bringing up.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Lymphatic system, which operates during movement.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Does it matter? Of course logic and keeping it real matters unless you want to be ruled by superstition all your life.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
A guy living in a cardboard box in an alley rambling on is just as likely to hit upon a semblance of relevance from time to time. Doesn't make them any less of a nutjob or any more worth listening to.
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by OldSchoolJohnny 9y ago
Hey don't rope Canada into your mess! :)

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