bjornjajayaja

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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   I’m sure they were already planning the migration...
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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   Honestly what good comes out of any “industrial scale” chemical? I think people are screwed because this is _one_ chemical; what about all of the synthetic materials in peoples houses these days (the carpet itself)? We need to go back to ba
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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   I think the barrier to entry in the problem domain for C++ is much higher than something like nodejs. Installing dependencies is the least of one’s worries there. Also, how many dependencies are we talking about? Node apps have a million de
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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   We need software that works on the client side sans internet connection. Devices are really powerful these days so it’s funny things move to the cloud. It’s funny I’ve been using cloud storage for the past several years but I wonder why I d
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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   Personally I haven’t seen much change in the features of office (that I use). Is there a reason for folks not to migrate to LibreOffice? Office 365 barely works nowadays without an internet connection, which is really annoying. Cloud first
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   by bjornjajayaja 6y ago

   I tend to disagree with many of the sentiments. In particular, many software folks don’t know the most rudimentary data structures and algorithms. Those should be memorized, frankly. Lately I have been exploring old programming books on arc