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by arbie 8y ago
> I haven't found a JavaScript framework that truly makes things easy. AngularJS 1.x + Angular-Material came close, but Google then released backwards-incompatible Angular 2.
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by arbie 8y ago
You are going to produce more as you get older and more efficient, not less!
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by arbie 8y ago
> * Generic boring template-ish resume. Usually these guys don't care much for craftsmanship. I thought standardized resumes made it easier for HR systems to parse.
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by arbie 8y ago
Access to large compute farms in most enterprises requires that users do not have root access to the nodes. Being able to run Docker containers on the farm would be fantastic. This is a great article that I will investigate further. Thanks!
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by arbie 8y ago
> Like all animal abuse in particular: can one truly know? Comedy gold.
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by arbie 8y ago
Not denying that, but _some_ people must live in cost-of-living bubbles (otherwise how can such bubbles exist?) and comparisons for such bubbles must be made _within_ the bubbles.
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by arbie 8y ago
> If you make $300,000 a year in household income, you are making more than 98.9% of households in the US. A national percentile calculation does not meaningfully apply when the source county is on either extreme end of the income spectr
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by arbie 8y ago
Not much different if users learn to always tap to generate the preview out of habit.
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by arbie 8y ago
A gallon is 3.8 liters, so GP's math is not far off.
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by arbie 8y ago
> Netflix will just start to buyback theaters at some point. I like this idea a lot. Netflix subscribers can pay a fixed premium ($4?) per showing of new/exclusive films that are held off of Netflix for a week or two. One could bu
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by arbie 8y ago
Cognitive Services may or may not usher it in, but the inevitable democratization of AI means the definition of "doing AI" will eventually be the same as "doing Excel". i.e., it is just a means to an end, and the underly
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by arbie 8y ago
> Many polls don't have a freely-available link to the details, though you can sometines spend lots of money to buy that access. I have never understood the business model behind releasing key figures from your poll (generally the c
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by arbie 8y ago
ASICs usually trail leading edge nodes by several years.
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by arbie 8y ago
This looks amazing! Any experience with getting help on an enterprise codebase?
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by arbie 8y ago
Unless the edge of the valley we crossed was actually The Cliff of Insanity and there _is_ no end to it.
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by arbie 8y ago
Make gets a bad rap but I've seen it being used for susbtantially complex workflows. If you wrap your commands in something that can reattach to running processes and use dependencies correctly, it is hard to displace.
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by arbie 8y ago
Hundreds!? Is there significant overlap in their functionality?
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by arbie 8y ago
People who excel at what they do generally stay occupied enough to not inspect their current state of happiness too frequently, because they are usually preoccupied with work even when not working. Think of it as the intersection between &q
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by arbie 8y ago
Is Chromium on Linux a suitable alternative for your development workflow?
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by arbie 8y ago
What is your primary fear with JS enabled? Tracking/keylogging/cryptomining?
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by arbie 8y ago
Perl?
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by arbie 8y ago
VS Code certainly makes VS look really bad in some areas.
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by arbie 8y ago
GPGPUs and CUDA have been used for predictive financial analysis for some time now, haven't they?
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by arbie 8y ago
Exactly. GMail did not have to be the only way to access Talk. It could have allowed parallel identity schemes easily for phone-number based login.
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by arbie 8y ago
I taught myself HTML5, CSS3, JS, and AngularJS in one month of signing up for CodeCademy Pro (mostly for the additional quizzes and live support). Highly recommend it if you can devote a chunk of time to complete each course in one or two s
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by arbie 8y ago
> I have to reboot my work macbook routinely, otherwise the WiFi gets flakey, to the point that the wifi will drop every ten minutes and need to have its DHCP lease renewed to function again. I have this exact problem when reconnecting t
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by arbie 8y ago
> 2-tier working tables? You know it was considered.
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by arbie 8y ago
This reinforces the fact that the internet is decoupled from geography.
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by arbie 8y ago
> there's tons of cases where if your data is inconsistent for a few records you honestly just don't need to care Enterprise applications can be data-sparse, but every incorrect record field has disproportionately high downstre
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by arbie 8y ago
> For webcrap, it's probably best to avoid this problem entirely. Don't design systems that need tight consistency between client and server. You'll get it wrong. > So don't go there unless you absolutely have to.

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