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blondin
7y ago
really haven't been following but just curious if these people weren't happy why didn't they leave and go after the company instead of their peers?
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blondin
7y ago
well, can't remember where i saw it but almond milk seemed to have been at the top spot for a while now.
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blondin
7y ago
tbh, i think you are right in a certain sense. i think the search reflects what is going on online or perhaps what people are looking for online. i mean, i remember the days when searching for python would give you the snake on the front pa
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blondin
7y ago
oh wow! there must be more backstory to this. finding it hard to believe that whole google accounts got suspended for spamming a youtube video chat!
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blondin
7y ago
do you mean that there should be something like a controller that can spin up workers and also get rid of those that hanged (or retry) etc?
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blondin
7y ago
> Especially on this board. you are probably talking about paywalls. my 2 cents is that all that pay-to-read content is somehow going against what the internet stood for: a network where information could be freely shared. this will alwa
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blondin
7y ago
what do you mean does not exist? do you mean right now in the various forms he has been described in the books, or has never existed? if you care to elaborate...
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blondin
7y ago
ty!
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blondin
7y ago
thanks!
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blondin
7y ago
what does A&D stand for?
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blondin
7y ago
thanks
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SmartRename is a Windows Shell Extension for advanced bulk renaming
(github.com)
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7y ago
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blondin
7y ago
do you happen to know if there is a video presentation about this project? after skimming the docs and checking the comments here, i am still unsure what this project has to offer that you don't already have or that you can easily piec
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blondin
7y ago
totally in agreement with you here. an ORM could also be viewed as a compiler. the original comment didn't deserve the backlash.
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blondin
7y ago
i agree. academia needs to make this knowledge available to the public. who knows what a genius out there who doesn't have access to this knowledge can do with it? maybe we will be far ahead of where we are now, but i am just dreaming
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blondin
7y ago
yep. i knew in our field the F & P could only mean functional programming. but the R eluded my acronym decrypting skills. glad to find someone found what it meant. i almost thought it was "recursive"... can we agree to stop us
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blondin
7y ago
these have nothing to do with coding skills! any degree will get you those skills. project planning, deadlines, networking, dealing with people, etc. college will always give you access to people. what is missing is basically easy & som
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blondin
7y ago
it's amazing that after all these years diagramming on the computer still hasn't got solved. it's like todo lists and calendars. every now and then, there is something new.
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blondin
7y ago
awesome! just bookmarked. i am going to try to translate some existing diagrams using that tool because the images look nice. btw, the repo isn't showing any picture only the documentation does. that could be improved!
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blondin
7y ago
so they studied the top 1M websites and found 19% is using wordpress? man, that's a good chunk if you ask me.
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blondin
7y ago
> We created the programs, and once they were completed and tested we handed them off. Others were responsible for maintaining them, we just wrote new ones! OMG! when have we stopped doing that?
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blondin
7y ago
well, not just the search engine has been acting weird. Chrome doesn't show http/s or www in the address bar anymore. this made me incorrectly communicate a URL yesterday. for example www.news.ycombinator.com and news.ycombinator.
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blondin
7y ago
have gotten some non popular recommendations as well, and they made me happy. and the recommendation engine seems to be nice now. what messes up the recommendations for me is the mobile app which seems to believe i am watching those videos
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blondin
7y ago
curious how do those apps know when you are having deep sleep? also seems that being exhausted works for me as well. thanks for mentioning.
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List of Mathematician-Politicians
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
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blondin
7y ago
oh wow! much luck to him! i remember watching a talk from him on youtube and putting that book he wrote on my wishlist.
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blondin
7y ago
thanks!
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blondin
7y ago
what language is that?
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blondin
7y ago
well the italics of regular fonts are fine. it's the cursive thing that's excessive.
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blondin
7y ago
if version b is doing what you just said it's doing. it's not a partial rollout and i am not sure i know what it is...
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