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by cjaybo 6y ago
I've played both piano and guitar for over a decade, at what I'd consider to be a relatively advanced hobbyist level. I enjoy playing jazz, but I'm not so sure anyone would enjoy listening! For me, lots of theory concepts &qu
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by cjaybo 6y ago
This statement is far too definitive given the amount of info OP provided.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
> It wasn't just swarm vs k8s I'm not seeing anything in their comment that would imply this.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
It's surprising to me that you think char arrays might be unfamiliar to C developers!
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by cjaybo 6y ago
That's fine if the progress bar is only indicating the progress of the download. As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, if the download operation is only one part of the overall process, things get quite a bit trickier -- what percen
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by cjaybo 6y ago
No, but if there is no relation between the two then I'm not sure why the second paragraph is relevant here.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
This sounds awfully hand-wavy to me. What sort of tests do you write that take allow you to forego vetting dependencies yourself? You mention penetration tests here (?), are those really less time consuming and more effective than taking 30
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by cjaybo 6y ago
> when policies make it easier for people to rob others. Which policies are those?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
I went to college in the US, in a state that has pretty heavy-handed drug penalties, and my experience doesn't sound much different from yours. As another comment mentioned, using college-aged kids as a representative sample for the en
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Couldn't the same thing have been said for the problematic youtube-dl test case?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
> Seriously, what value do people see in this stuff? Do you really not understand that people have different aesthetic preferences and priorities?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
> Get off your high horse > there's something wrong with your taste in movies Ironically, your comment is the only condescending one in this thread. Thanks for throwing a minor fit over one person's shared opinion.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
> PS: If the linked list is stored in contiguous memory (if you're using a slab allocator, for example), you can actually be even more clever (I'll leave that as an exercise to the reader). This might be a dumb question, but if
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by cjaybo 6y ago
LTSC is the long-term support enterprise version of Windows. Last I checked, it's stripped down without the Windows Store/Cortana/Candy Crush nonsense that a typical install includes.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
So these are for people who want to do quick compatibility testing? For that use case, how does it not make more sense to go with MacStadium? If you end up needing to test for two days instead of one, you're already in the pricing terr
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by cjaybo 6y ago
The only thing I'm wondering is why you felt it necessary to add this strangely patronizing comment. The GP voiced a simple complaint, not an "error report" or a "support request".
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by cjaybo 6y ago
This seems like an awfully self-centered way of viewing the situation.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
This is a false dichotomy. There are plenty of cross-platform toolkits that are far leaner than electron.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Aren't the dynamics of this type of turnover very different depending on the size of the company? It seems entirely unsurprising to me that a startup would fare better than a company that has been around for over a decade when trying t
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Then why perform such studies if we all inherently know the results, just by the nature of being human and being able to introspect?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Does your proposed solution remove the need for reading documentation?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
What motive does MS have to "watch and stealthily attack" the FOSS world? Which parts of that world threaten their existence? Looking at the last few quarterly reports, I'm inclined to agree with the parent commenter here, an
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by cjaybo 6y ago
In my opinion, the important takeaway is that their actions completely undermine the integrity of the service they are claiming to provide. Whatever you'd like to call it, it's scummy behavior and they deserve to lose any market s
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by cjaybo 6y ago
I used Spectacle for a while, and recently switched to Amethyst. It works very well, but it would be nice if there were at least basic functionality built in.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
It reminds me of Gavin Belson's "Tethics" from the Silicon Valley TV show.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Flutter for web still has quite a few issues that many consider to be deal breakers when considering it for real world use.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
iOS is the platform in the parent's analogy, not the app store.
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by cjaybo 6y ago
Could you explain how it is silly? I've seen that exact reason (or some variation of it) echoed by many consumers who prefer Apple products. Are you suggesting that these people do not exist, or are lying?
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by cjaybo 6y ago
This is a discussion about Canonical's strategy, which happens to involve technical products and services -- it is not a technical discussion. I see no reason to think that someone's software development chops would correlate with
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by cjaybo 6y ago
So is it safe to assume that you have no meaningful response to the parent poster's criticisms of Canonical's strategy?

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