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by danellis 9y ago
> Before the iMac Pro was released, there was a lot of speculation that it was part of a trend toward creating a “hybrid Mac” that is driven by both an Intel processor and an Apple-designed ARM chip like those found in other Apple device
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by danellis 9y ago
> I need you to state your limitations up front. How many products can you handle, what is the size of data you can handle? We're not in production yet, so we're still testing with some friendly merchants, but the largest datas
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by danellis 9y ago
17ms and 533MiB. Seems like quite a lot of variability. This was Chrome on Mac OS.
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by danellis 9y ago
I've been building LiveFeeds ( https://www.livefeeds.io/ ), a platform for helping online retailers keep their affiliate data feeds and ad networks up to date. Currently, many affiliates work from data feeds that are onl
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by danellis 9y ago
What about values that aren't needed at compile time, but can be so optimized.
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by danellis 9y ago
Hi, Peter! Thanks for doing this. I live in the US (green card) and I founded a US company with someone who lives in the UK. Currently, I take care of development in the US and he takes care of sales, which are mostly in the UK at the momen
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by danellis 9y ago
Companies make charitable donations. I wonder if there's a charity that accepts donations for specific projects. If not, is there a good reason why?
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by danellis 9y ago
New web developers are really confused. Many of them don't see "programming" as a fundamental skill to be practiced and understood for its own value. Nor does it occur to to learn how, say, HTTP actually works. The resources
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by danellis 9y ago
So many Apache projects, and with a lot of overlap, too. It would be nice if someone made some kind of infographic that gives a high level overview of them all.
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by danellis 9y ago
They look like radio towers, not cell towers.
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by danellis 9y ago
You're talking about something different. This is a lot more than motion tracking. This is creating 3D models, not just a 3D path.
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by danellis 9y ago
It's takes a lot more than interest. Programming requires intelligence. A lot of people are not very intelligent.
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by danellis 9y ago
That's only true for very small, commercially useless values of "can code".
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by danellis 9y ago
Doesn't really help unless you build the software yourself, though, and even then only after you've audited the source. And, if we're going down that rabbit hole, with a compiler you've compiled yourself after auditing t
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by danellis 9y ago
> The fundamental rule of career progression in the technology industry is to position yourself as a domain expert in something more specific than "programming". Is it a rule, though? I hope not. I'm a 40-year-old generali
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by danellis 9y ago
Will you always pay $10 per month per user, or will users added later cost more per month?
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by danellis 9y ago
Is there a name for the phenomenon where someone thinks something pedestrian is amazing simply because they're ignorant of what else is available?
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by danellis 9y ago
I'm surprised there's no .api gTLD yet.
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by danellis 9y ago
I usually detest sites that hijack scrolling, but this article does it quite effectively and usefully.
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by danellis 9y ago
What job do you do that your employer is telling you how many breaks you can have?
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by danellis 9y ago
I remember TAOS having some buzz in the RISC OS community in the early 90s. ARM must have been one of its original targets.
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by danellis 9y ago
They are, aren't they? Doesn't intelligence peak and then drop with age? However, I'm sure it's more than compensated for by experience.
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by danellis 9y ago
Sigh How many times do we have to do this? Google isn't selling your data to advertisers.
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by danellis 9y ago
> Maybe try to find the value others see first That is exactly what he's doing.
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by danellis 9y ago
I used to work for Sophos, the British anti-virus company. We had three networks in the office: green, purple and red. Green was the corporate network that everyone had access to, mostly used to read email in Lotus Notes. Purple was an ad h
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by danellis 9y ago
> The second situation is they're hemorrhaging staff, and will counter everyone That's probably how it happened to me. I gave my notice, and people looked worried and had hushed conversations. A couple of hours later, managers
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by danellis 9y ago
No one would call it that, though. It would always be Apache CRDG.
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by danellis 9y ago
Terraform is a great name, though, because it describes, through metaphor, what it actually does.
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by danellis 9y ago
Is it Apache Guacamole because it was a holey guacamole?
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by danellis 9y ago
Yeah, I don't see how "mini" is such a compelling feature that you need to plug in a USB keyboard to use it.

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