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by delinka 8y ago
I'm afraid you've misunderstood. I'm saying that when you see shit happening and do these things to make improvements, you [unwittingly] train the management stack that this is how they get improvements: by sending the shit d
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by delinka 8y ago
But a good manager is a shit umbrella, keeping the shit off you. I'm supportive of providing solutions so that everyone's lives improve, but one must be careful not to give the impression that the way to make the underlings perfor
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by delinka 8y ago
The ending (during the credits) seems to allude to Noah's Ark, but I'm grasping at straws trying to make the rest of it work toward the Story of The Great Flood. Maybe Noah, in his search for two of each creature, sets this up to
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by delinka 8y ago
"...usually reserved for someone they want out no matter what." And I'd suggest they make the decision when you arrive in person. Before that, I read your anecdote as having taken place all online without in-person contact. I
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by delinka 8y ago
au contraire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_engine#Other_types_of_jet_...
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by delinka 8y ago
How do these reviews and signatures get published? I'd love the ability to search by this extra metadata.
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by delinka 8y ago
Looks like you're intentionally missing the point. The iPad is a tablet, and yes, it's functionality is changing every iteration - slightly with hardware, more so with the OS. Currently the iPad might not seem capable of much wrt
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by delinka 8y ago
Hammers, nails, and screws a pretty much set. They're not changing regularly. An iPad becoming a laptop-replacement is happening - its progress is debatable, but it's definitely changing on each iteration.
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by delinka 8y ago
Or wasm?
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by delinka 8y ago
"...written in Java, Python or JavaScript. That means the code is not cross-platform..." [1] wat. I need an explanation how these implementations are not "cross-platform" yet his Go implementation is. 1 - from the author
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by delinka 8y ago
...after whom...
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by delinka 8y ago
Password recovery, set new password, promptly delete account.
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by delinka 8y ago
I’m out if touch with HTML & CSS, and I use something like umatrix instead of an ad blocker so I’m curious... How is it that the entire web isn’t already obfuscated to make this as thorny as possible? If we’re passing our JS through min
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by delinka 8y ago
In the US, it's "avoidance" (legal) vs "evasion" (illegal). I think those are terms even the IRS uses (I'm looking for a reference...) In any case, loopholes are entirely the providence of complexity. We need a
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by delinka 8y ago
Any kind of copyright claim (and, thus, license) must require identification of the copyright holder. If one believes the TFA (and I see no reason not to), then Lenny's isn't going to come after anyone for infringement. But that&#
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by delinka 8y ago
First, to make arguments that rely on syntax, one must use correct syntax. If OP’s syntax were valid, that return in the for-in would indeed exit the closure. To address this argument: the fact that a ‘return’ within a loop exits the enclos
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by delinka 8y ago
I don't understand your syntax on the for-in. Is there some magic on an array that takes a closure and is nonobvious? Or is there a syntactic issue with the code in your comment?
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by delinka 8y ago
Good CGI tools in the hands of a talented human can make for good results.
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by delinka 8y ago
Keep in mind that these are stills. Once the motion starts, humans detect the not-quite-realness easily. Even the 2D video creations by AI aren’t stitched correctly, let alone getting all the details of an animated 3D person right.
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by delinka 8y ago
Can you also explain the army bugler’s instrument with no valves (and thus a single tube length)? Seems they have a wide variety of melodies to play on such a limited instrument.
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by delinka 8y ago
Can't tell if sarcasm ... And, yes, that's often the reason parts of the world move to other things. Hopefully, someone saw an actual problem with the stack they were using, saw a solution elsewhere and moved. However, anecdotally
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by delinka 8y ago
I think it's more that existing projects are in Java, so I have experience in Java, Java works, so why learn something else? Just start the next project in Java and it'll just work.
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by delinka 8y ago
To answer your question: if you want your project used by others, it's best not to rock the boat. Which leads me to ask why anyone would muck about with something that could affect other projects' production code? My response to t
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by delinka 8y ago
The missing implication, that even parents completely missed, was “you should be grateful to have food, and you show that gratitude by eating all the food on your plate.” Still completely unhelpful to the starving, and still orthogonal...
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by delinka 8y ago
In the US, you can officially register your copyright by filling out a form, paying a small fee, and supplying a copy for archiving in the Library of Congress. It makes defense of your copyright much easier.
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by delinka 8y ago
This is what should happen: https://youtu.be/hW6_iA_YAOo
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by delinka 8y ago
Could I trouble you to share the code with me as well? Email in profile about box. Thanks!
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by delinka 8y ago
Looks like it gets worse down the list, so I don't think the IT folk will complain too much. edit: Yes, whether you feel "Civil engineering" is worse than "Hazmat engineering" is a subjective matter.
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by delinka 8y ago
Select Wall. Draw "bowl". Select Water. Drop water into bowl. Select Cloner. Click beneath bowl. Select Fire. Click beneath Cloner. Observe boiling water.
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by delinka 8y ago
How many fully competent people can execute on this less-expensive plan, and do it correctly? How many of those are motivated to do this project? How many of those carry the necessary certifications to work on the industrial parts of the sy

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