demarq

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by demarq 8y ago
Same here, I see a whole lot of marketing and people saying it is fast, but 10 minutes into trying it seems to just struggle. Watching youtube in 1080p it struggles and CPU goes up, fans are on. Scrolling Heavy e-commerce sites (amazon, jum
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by demarq 8y ago
> However i figured out how to solve crash problem without upgrading my plan. I just simply created a cron job which restart my server automatically every 2 hours. My favourite part!
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by demarq 8y ago
> There are a bunch of really great "desktop" web frameworks out there I don't think that ever makes sense when it comes to design. No one ever says there are so many shirts out there let's not design another one...
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by demarq 8y ago
This is not WWII
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by demarq 9y ago
> common spelling of my name on unbubbled google search I think there is a misunderstanding here. Things work the other way around. People do not seek you, linked in takes you to them. A recruiter more often is looking for people with yo
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by demarq 9y ago
one thing to know, another not to have to know
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by demarq 9y ago
most people are likely to know how to get to linked in, but your webserver... not so much.
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by demarq 9y ago
For those of us associated with very many repos is there a way to limit cloning to only the ones we work with?
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by demarq 9y ago
I think it pretty important. The logic goes like this. "This person seems really knowledgeable on law" which leads to "Must be some sort of a lawyer" They then go on to assume they have gained valid legal knowledge.
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by demarq 9y ago
Why is Pentagon in the title. At what point did the pentagon confirm the above title.
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by demarq 9y ago
I knew there was quite a bit of processing going on in flagship cameras but I never expected this level. Really impressed!
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by demarq 9y ago
yikes, my bad!
523.
by demarq 9y ago
I'm not sure but this sounds like the writer has unknowingly stumbled upon react.
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by demarq 9y ago
As a fellow foreigner I couldn't agree more. It's one of the most bizarre and noticeable aspects of American culture. But to be honest every culture has it's weird thing. In a few countries where I have traveled pilots are hi
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by demarq 9y ago
I'm not affiliated to map code http://www.mapcode.com/ but they also have a similar idea. What I like about their approach is that you don't run the risk of your business having a silly sounding address.
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by demarq 9y ago
thanks!
527.
by demarq 9y ago
what about the reactors? surely this must have some environmental impact...
528.
by demarq 9y ago
To all the people banging on about upgrades... exactly what in the name of silica are you working on that this machine can not possibly handle for the next 5 years? What could you possibly want to upgrade? And what are you currently running
529.
by demarq 9y ago
you can't leave us hanging like that. sounds like there is a wild story to be told!!
530.
by demarq 9y ago
That is a very compelling price point.
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by demarq 9y ago
You are assuming that your OS scheduler is nearly at capacity, it isn't. And moreover your CPU is will spend most of it's life idle. I could almost guarantee you this is not the bottleneck of any modern setup.
532.
by demarq 9y ago
my bad, in a new project it works just fine. I'll keep investigating.
533.
by demarq 9y ago
I disagree, and prefer monolithic frameworks than modular ones. Catering for a common configuration of modules allows the maintainer and contributors to make more assumptions. These assumptions allow them greater freedom to optimize perform
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by demarq 9y ago
Autofix doesn't seem to trigger for me, would someone confirm it's not just me? try this in your editor let x = 4; if x = 5 {} it should figure out you wanted x == 5.
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by demarq 9y ago
Not to say you don't need the EULA but the fact that it's a one man show has won my trust already.
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by demarq 9y ago
I would have thought the car would have been a valuable platform for them gain knowledge and insight into the electric side of the industry. If some years later they decide to start again, they'll have lost significant advantage, and I
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by demarq 9y ago
Now I think about it there are companies better placed to do this, code climate, codacy et al.
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by demarq 9y ago
Yes, business wise github is a git hosting site. If they started implementing rules on how you structure your application customers would get frustrated and move away. Just to be clear, I'm not suggesting a ban at all, just a friendly
539.
by demarq 9y ago
Hmmm my idea would be "Hello from github, We detected that you uploaded credentials to NAME_OF_REPO. We strongly advise against this as it allows attackers to easily gain unauthorized access to your software and infrastructure. Have a
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by demarq 9y ago
I'm with you, this entire thread has brought out the captain hindsight in everyone.

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