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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
I too am leaning toward Flatpak. I expect it, like other products from Red Hat (systemd, pulseaudio) will eventually be the winner in the end.
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
It's insane that we live and work within a system where you can be sued as a CEO for that argument.
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
Sure, it's a fair consideration. But before asking that question you should have just quickly googled some other student opinions. http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=246554
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
Yep and M# :'(
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
If there was enough interest you could get the Microsoft Python team to support IronPython. There's been talk of a renewed effort. [1] https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/pythonengineering/
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
Never meet your heroes. I was a big fan of his work before taking a class with him. He's the rockstar of the cogsci department at Berkeley but he's known as a massive ego and a poor professor.
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
Step 1: > echo Fuck CrowdStrike!!!!!
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
I still haven't seen any of the places that are described as being the "next Silicon Valley" actually become a huge tech hub organically.
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
Yes, I believe so. I think Brian Harvey puts it aptly, "The big ideas in the book — the ones that alumni in the real world tell us they’re using in their work — express themselves best in Scheme." [1] https://www.cs.ber
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by cbHXBY1D 10y ago
I've been here and on Reddit (I remember that exact post of yours on Reddit) for years and I've had the same realization after going over old threads. I think that while the quality and meanness haven't changed much here on H
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
Silicon Valley's origins are deeply entwined with the military industrial complex and federal money. To argue otherwise is historical revisionism. William Shockley is credited with making Silicon Valley what it is today. He was a feder
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
Yes. This is the fifth installment of the series investigating his life. The other episodes mention how his code inspired TrueCrypt. The title for this submission should really have done a better job at explaining this is a series.
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
Yeah, Kloudsec is being disingenuous here.
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
Speaking as a former Cloyne resident and former employee of the BSC, I would say the BSC works in spite of the fact that it is (mostly) run by students. Nearly all of the houses have a transitory nature to them - some of them rarely have st
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
I'm guessing Ridge or Kingman.
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by cbHXBY1D 11y ago
Warning to anyone applying here: this company may just ignore you after interviewing with them. In my experience, they will just never even get back to you... even if you email them several times.