codycraven

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by codycraven 7y ago
When did you last use Windows? W10 has fantastic security tools bundled in.
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by codycraven 7y ago
I'm sorry, what? Anyone born in the US is a citizen, not an immigrant. Their parents may be citizens or immigrants (legal or otherwise). Section 1 of the 14th amendment: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject
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by codycraven 7y ago
I identify with your view completely. My undergrad degree is in accounting and I know enough not to do my own taxes. I don't trust my ability to guess what are valid deductions and what are not when the laws are frequently updated and
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by codycraven 7y ago
I could see being able to look at your code diff outside the context of your editor could help you identify issues you wouldn't otherwise see. Especially if your brain flips into code review mode when looking at a GitHub PR.
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by codycraven 7y ago
I see what you did there.
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by codycraven 7y ago
Latency is a nightmare if you perform certain types of tasks on FUSE.
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by codycraven 7y ago
The text is very, very small on a mobile device (XL devices may be easier). Requiring anyone with a small/normal sized device without near perfect vision to zoom in and swipe left/right to read a single line of text. For example I
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by codycraven 7y ago
Thank you for including this "Current worker been offered to join us but he refused" throughout the rest of your comment I was thinking "Why didn't you hire the engineer?" Totally makes sense to avoid this consultan
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by codycraven 7y ago
The friend referenced gave the strong impression that things did not appear above board. This was a late career individual and stated that they had never seen anything like it. They didn't provide any details beyond that. It's pos
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by codycraven 7y ago
I had a friend at Huawei about a year ago tell me how they had lawyers come in and prep them on the exact procedures they should follow in the event of an FBI raid. This was well before I heard anything in the news about China, Huawei, etc
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by codycraven 7y ago
The desire to build stuff as a kid without the funds to buy wood/metal is what got me into programming. I could have either bought materials for 1-3 projects and then not been able to build anything else, or build a computer (back then
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by codycraven 7y ago
If by "competitive" you mean anyone who plays any sort of real-time game such as RTS, FPS, or even real-time mobile game. Many consumers may take a while to figure out that latency is the reason they lose/die when it doesn&#x
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by codycraven 7y ago
This article seems to really be stretching to hopefully hop on the hype train of a recent newsworthy event without any citations that are actually similar. Tears turning to bees is far different than bees entering an eye socket and feeding
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by codycraven 8y ago
With this viewpoint one must also be ready to accept the consequences. For a person to become a police officer they will take on much more risk to their families and property. I'd imagine the personality type that doesn't fear thi
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by codycraven 8y ago
I've seen what happens to web browsers that trail behind the industry in features. It doesn't matter how nice the privacy features are, when a user encounters web site after web site that doesn't work right in their browser,
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by codycraven 8y ago
I've been rediculously impressed with the Live Share team and how they've been transforming the dev community's perception of Microsoft as a whole. Our team of ~12 devs has gone from extremely anti-MS to very open towards Mic
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by codycraven 8y ago
As a colorblind dev, I've been reliant upon hex codes for 20ish years to know what color I'm looking at (by balancing RGB). However I've always had a hard time creating color palettes and shades. I recently gave HSL a shot an
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by codycraven 8y ago
I have this sort of discussion, at minimum, three times a week (we're in-house developers). Very often the project scope isn't even defined and upstream dependencies are known to be critically lacking and will need to be augmented
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by codycraven 8y ago
This in not how copyright in the US works. Making money has absolutely nothing to do with the criteria of infringement.
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by codycraven 8y ago
Like garbage mortgages? While I'd really like to believe companies will act appropriately for their own long-term success, in reality the people working there look out for themselves and are just a job hop away from a fresh start at a
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by codycraven 8y ago
This whole article reads to me like an SVP who doesn't actually understand technology and security (which is definitely not uncommon).
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by codycraven 8y ago
This truly sounds like it could be a fantastic tool for treating neuropathies. Many patients with diseases such as CRPS (one of the worst pain wise) would be able to kill the pain signal allowing them to rehabilitate the affected area. Hope
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by codycraven 8y ago
I don't know what you do with your MBP but this is absolutely not the case I've seen on any of our machines at work (if you do any sort of container work). The fans are running 50% of the time.
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by codycraven 8y ago
I think Microsoft is in a different boat here. The applications seem to be removed when there isn't compatiblity with a new breaking release. Should they provide messaging about what was removed and why? Sure, that'd definitely he
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by codycraven 8y ago
Apple produces all of its own devices and it's impossible to install another app store on the phone without jailbreaking (since app's don't have permissions to install other apps). Now if someone created an app store on MacOS
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by codycraven 8y ago
You're right, but 500kb of Wasm is nowhere near as bad as 500kb of JS.
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by codycraven 8y ago
Drone.io nearly immediately received the Nightmare GDPR letter and closed its Discourse forum to avoid the overhead that providing a forum for an open source tool now causes. It instead moved to a much less useful Reddit subthread.
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by codycraven 8y ago
Seeing as you were able to graduate I'd imagine your issue is not performance/anxiety related but rather efficient application of learned knowledge. This resolves with hours upon hours of gruelling development practice. I'm 2
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by codycraven 8y ago
No, open offices are never fine. I wear glasses, noise cancelling options are limited to on ear or in ear, neither are good for long periods of time. Not to mention many women have brought up discomfort issues related to being visible at al
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by codycraven 8y ago
I'm left handed in everything I do. However I chose to use mice right handed and it's a decision I will never regret. Keyboard hotkeys are just made to be driven with the left hand while the right hand is free to use a mouse. It w

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