coreyp_1

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by coreyp_1 3y ago
https://cscrunch.com - I don't write nearly enough for this.
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Well, clang actually uses LLVM. As I see it: LLVM is like a universal remote. It is a quasi-assembly representation that can then be further compiled to multiple architectures. If you target LLVM, then you can compile to anything that LLV
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Context: I'm a data architect, and I work on HUGE datasets. The answer to your question is "it depends". In this case, it depends on what you are trying to do with the data. First, here's a little back-and-forth of why
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The worst thing that you can do is to do things that have no meaning. That is, when you look back, will you be proud/happy about what you did, or will you even be able to pick out anything specific that you did? If you do things with
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
We have some openings, but I don't know what your skillset is or how to get ahold of you. Our technical positions are all remote, and we are in that price range, depending on the job position. If you want to send me an email, contact
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I wish that there was some way to find out about these things before they happen!
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Again, it's quite difficult to get access to proprietary source code, so that is a false equivalence. I'm not confusing the benefits for penalties... I'm observing the emergent behavior that the GPL license produces by its v
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Yup! Thanks for pointing that out. And that was my thought in general... I want to write projects that others want to contribute to, without painting myself into a corner.
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I work in a suprisingly innovative industry... tolling! Seriously, there's some surprising work being done in the field, and software patents play a big part for companies that are very active in the space. It's like the stock mar
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I'm not aware of any closed source software that supplies you with source code. (Although, in contract negotiations, it is common for source code to be held in escrow for large $$$ contracts, but that is for a different perpose entire
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Yes, distribution is the key. Suppose that my company has powerful video editing software that we sell (which is distribution). Consider that it has unique functionality and has taken a decade to develop by a team of developers, all of who
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.en.html#SystemLibraryEx... The GPL carves out exceptions for the use of system libraries. But, as for the "dangerous" part: * I work in an industry in which software paten
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
It would be handy to see the license. It's becoming increasingly more dangerous to use anything in the GPL family for anything but the narrowest of use cases. It's to the point that, even now, if it's GPL I refuse to incorpo
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Interesting idea. I'm not against it at all, but I am curious as to the practical execution details. How do you intend for it to pay for itself? Is it intended to be a free community and the content is the value? If so, why not just
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Why not just use this as a time to cut Reddit (or any similar time-sinks) out entirely, and put your energy to a new task? (Serious suggestion. Exercise. Take up a hobby. Start a side project.)
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I'm genuinely curious here. I'm not a Reddit user. I rarely need to click on a Reddit link. As in, probably only once or twice this year so far. What does Reddit have that I'm evidently missing? I guess I mainly search for
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Specialize in something. Consider Drupal. (D7 is going EOL https://www.drupal.org/psa-2023-06-07 ) and will result in quite a few sites that will either need to be rebuilt or migrated.
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[Edited for formatting] When I find gaps, I have a tendency to build projects. The lower the level of the project, the more low-level parts I find myself needing to explore. A recent rabbit hole: - I designed a template/scripting l
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Well, you could use your scripts to put the KPIs into a table, and then use a BI tool for your SLA reporting, but that will more than likely get quite expensive. BI tools such as Looker, Tableau, Jaspersoft, etc., get very pricey very q
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I think the worst part of webdev is that it is so fragmented. I mean all of it. The technologies, the tools, the software, etc. You can't do anything simple any longer... You basically have to be an expert in every aspect of the sys
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
> This is my next task actually. Awesome! Good luck! Mine is in C++, and is part of a larger project. I've thoroughly enjoyed the process! So far, I've written a scripting language, a thread pool worker queue, and now I'
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I'm not sure where that particular request is coming from, to be sure, but HTTP/3 requests don't work like that. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114.html#section-4.1-1 specifically https://
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
> Does HTTP/3: request example.com/about & style.css & favicon.ico with a single request path similar to "/about/style.css/favicon.png"? No. HTTP/3 can multiplex requests, but "/
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
I'm a Data Architect, and my main company responsibility involves our logging databases and the reporting that accompanies it (grows at multiple gigs/day). Our company may use other databases in other places of our product, but I
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BigQuery
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Thank you very much for the info!
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Is ReVanced the new incarnation of Vanced? (Vanced finally stopped working yesterday, and I don't know what to trust.) For the record, I pay for YouTube premium, but I love being able to automatically skip the drivel (like, share, and
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Learning is all about using your current knowledge and understanding to refine and augment those mental models. Be aware that many people don't watch videos to learn, they watch to be entertained. They think that they are learning, bu
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by coreyp_1 3y ago
Probably not exactly what you're thinking, but here's my stuff: I used lilypond to typeset a lot of music, and then python scripts to chop them up so that I could overlay it on some videos of my own playing. I have used Manim to c

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