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blondin
7y ago
wow, how did you manage to get a $1k car repair? hope you sold the car!
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7y ago
i am not sure i understand the reactions here... why are people mad? the first message was very reasonable. it even said there is "no danger". to check with media and authorities. the second said the first was human error. if i we
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7y ago
off-topic but omg he is kevin spacey's lookalike!
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7y ago
author did not put too much effort into marketing as explained in the posts. the target audience was already figured out and the blog acted as a funnel... hosting is $0 as per author. so yes, this is totally worth it as a side project.
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7y ago
the big take away for me is the parallel between "fanboys" and "haters". other than that, i have to agree with some comments that the article feels strange because of the casual use of the word loser and a loose descript
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7y ago
> However, as logical beings we make the trade off because speed isn’t as important as safety. umm, isn't it more like we make the trade off because we currently can't do better? who knows what amazing progress we will make? we
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7y ago
thanks for replying! the app looks totally awesome. i was asking my question because i have been gathering resources for learning swift but from time to time i would read things like it's not mature enough with some macOS frameworks an
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7y ago
very interesting. i wonder about the tech behind it. always wanted to get into native mac app development but objective-c is a little daunting. i wonder if it's using swift ui?
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7y ago
too soon to start putting 2019 on titles?
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7y ago
oh yea... for next sprint, let's green-blue roll out the update for this new cancer treatment and a/b test it on some patients so we can iterate.
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7y ago
totally agree. i don't know... maybe we are all getting linked to different articles.
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7y ago
for a long time there were no easy way to do background processing in django. with the asyncio paradigm spreading throughout the community and django starting to add support for it, that will quickly change.
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7y ago
ah man... i always thought that interpol was the more classy version of mi6.
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7y ago
the real reason is that godot feels lightweight to devigners and they want to use it. there were tons of other html5/js game engines, some who have been there longer, but none have had support from mozilla!!
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7y ago
i still have my mp3 player from 2009. i am always worried that it will die one day and i wouldn't be able to find a good replacement for it. i recently heard on a podcast that smartphones are bad as music players because they are very
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7y ago
kudos to OP! AI & ML are also on my list for 2020!! > All of the theory and such is mostly worthless, its too much to learn from scratch and you will probably use very little of it. i, too, believe in code before theory. but not for
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7y ago
ikr... tbf this book has been going on forever now :) can't blame the author though.
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7y ago
this is super cool!!
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7y ago
> You link your application directly to Linux and get a vmlinuz binary which can be run in a variety of places including on cloud VMs, in qemu, in a Kata Container [in theory - not actually tried this one], or even on baremetal. sounds l
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7y ago
well, with all the criticism we give them, journalists know how to come up with great story titles, don't they? :)
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7y ago
not how i read his tweet. he was lamenting that python is too slow for some server side development use cases. and he gave cpp as an alternative that would be simpler and faster. he even followed up citing java and csharp. totally agree. i
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7y ago
college provides such access to knowledge not available anywhere else (not legally to my knowledge). any progress is most likely to come from academia first due to that concentration of knowledge. so if we are truly heading towards a colleg
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7y ago
i recommend wordpress. you might need a plugin for the e-commerce part. although if it wasn't for the blog engine, maybe shopify is another good choice?
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7y ago
thank you so much for doing this! here goes one resolution for 2020! i will be checking the repo. small side rant: your repo name -- not saying you should change it, you are allowed to use any name you want -- is a good example of google al
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7y ago
"while using" IS ambiguous. what does that mean when apps can run in the background? what is preventing them from accessing the location service then? i can interact with apps through notifications bubbles, does that count as usin
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7y ago
well put this way, it kinda makes sense.
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took me a second to figure out that i needed to use the arrow keys. also i read saugage at first... but very interesting story :)
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it's less cool when popular people always show up on the front page...
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> It remains that way but it will be much clearer in the new version. nope. open source isn't making anything clearer in this case. in fact using that word made me wonder what exactly the license is for this... still not exactly sur
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7y ago
there are many BASIC communities around as well!! now that i think about it, we should learn from what they are doing right. BASIC and variants have communities with super awesome survival skills.
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