asimuvPR

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by asimuvPR 10y ago
AoE would be awful with in-game purchases. I'd rather play an old version on a VM than go through that experience.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
You and me, friend. Whatever happened to the MS division that published those games?
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Mind sharing a bit more?
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
To add: You can pretty much create re-usable templates of robust logging, monitoring, testing, etc. It makes things way simpler and cuts down development time. For example, I follow the same principles and "finished" a Django-bas
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
The whole UI/UX has been app-fied. The most common device an average person uses has a touch screen interface. Writing on an address bar is old . Google is now their personal assistant and facebook replaced their tv.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Your body is as much part of you as your mind/thoughts/consciousness. Just like a battery is still a battery even after it holds no more charge. It's not a piece of metal but a battery. A dead one at that.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Oh, the future. The land of what ifs. Listen, you described your market already. Non technical people go to Google and type in facebook.com. A simple desktop app that they can just click will do. Still worried about future proofing it? Put
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Dead or alive they are still your friends, family, coworkers, etc. You take care of each other no matter what. Thats it.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
As long as it's not production code: You should actively seek out and learn/try as many things possible. Don't let anyone stop you. I once worked on adding a "maybe" keyword to python because boredom. It was a disas
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Oh, I was not making a personal comment about you. It was a comment in your first point. That being discouraged by others is a sign that one should thread lightly. I was not discouraged by anyone when macros appeared on my horizon. And boy
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
It's OK to be discouraging to a certain degree. It helps stop people from cooking up "clever" solutions.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
I constantly read this piece and talk to people about it. It is quite the experience to see their eyes open up when they realize that there might be a hint of a possibility of such scenario being real. Us being the result of some other inte
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Write a program with another peogrammer. Do it as many times as possible with as many people. Software is built in the mind. Understand other minds and you will understand software better.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
This made me chuckle: Critics of the special role of the observer also point out that observers can themselves be observed, leading to paradoxes such as that of Wigner's friend; and that it is not clear how much consciousness is requir
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
OT: This is very nice code. It reads very well.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
That's why I: - Stopped reporting anything that is not an issue in the source code of an open source project. I do so in their mailing lists or issue tracker. - Began to treat random internet bug reports with kindness and gratitude.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
What are your plans for the next five years? Do you: - Want to keep this as a side-project and hope to make enough to pay the rent? - Want to turn it into something bigger that will bring in an equal amount of money as your job? - Want to t
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Researcher here: I Use Gitlab because I get everything for no cost as a regular user. With Github I had to pay and get limited features.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Just gave it a try and its fun. I had not realized this is a sort of community type of place. Anyhow, I like the goal driven GUI. It is really motivating and works. The title input is buggy in Firefox/OSX (text doesn't show up), a
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Should also include Gitlab as option to Github. I have no association with them. Just a user of both platforms.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
fantastic! I'll give it a good try and report. :)
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
My experience over the years is that Go serves a specific niche ver well. The niche being boring long running services that do simple tasks in unison with other services. It's better to see it as a language wi th which you can build li
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Could I set my own subject? It looks like a nice UX to help with general writing too.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Kinda feels like an advertisement for the operating system mentioned multiple times in the post. But, how do you solve the problem of many uncoordinated driverless cars? You don't. What you do is avoid the problem by defining protoco
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Not only INPA, but the whole suite of programs for the 745.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Different cars and software requirements. :)
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
I have a friend who owns a 2007 BMW 745. The car is an electronics nightmare and needs BMW's service software to keep it running properly. For example, installing a new battery requires a system reset through the service software. Pro
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
Perhaps it's one of those "only happens in real use" corner case. I had a stupid little robot shred itself to parts during live use (controlled environment no humans) due to a bug. Learn and move on I guess.
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
This is actually something I was looking for. Very nice! Do you mind adding a license to the work?
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by asimuvPR 10y ago
I can't promise anything but let's chat over email. It would be nice to simply bounce ideas off each other. :)

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