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devin_lane
8y ago
It's very disheartening to me that these are seen as exclusive options. I use Ubuntu because I want the "it just works" part that comes from being a very popular and commonly used distro, but I also need the customization,
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devin_lane
9y ago
The instructions end with where to copy it to boot off it -- does this just not work at all? Or is it just less performant/capable?
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devin_lane
9y ago
Is there a typo in the salary? 875-150k -> $75-150k?
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User Interface for libplatform Applications
(shiftedbits.org)
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devin_lane
9y ago
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devin_lane
9y ago
Indeed, a blog post on your setup would be much appreciated!
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devin_lane
9y ago
At the same time, a maintenance position can offer benefits as well. With the exception of emergency bug fixes, maintenance is likely to have a more stable work load which might appeal to those who want more work-life balance. Some engineer
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Towards Multi-Platform Application Binaries
(shiftedbits.org)
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9y ago
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devin_lane
10y ago
Location: Colorado, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Resume: https://shiftedbits.org/static/DevinLaneResume2016.pdf Blog: https://shiftedbits.org Email: devin at shiftedbits.org Technologies: C/
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devin_lane
10y ago
I dunno, I wouldn't say this is as readable as the author mentions. To me, all of the chaining, syntax for closures, and Rust concepts like "into_iter" work to hide the actual algorithm, which is pretty simple. And forget tes
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devin_lane
10y ago
Yup. I ditched the built in music player after they insisted on making it worse and worse every release. I installed Google music right when it came out and haven't looked back. Pretty much the features Spotify has, but I was able to u
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devin_lane
10y ago
It's been said better up at the top now, but my point was exactly that: if we want to prevent this specific scenario, we need a law that says "company that does business in the US must not do Y", rather than saying "Y is
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devin_lane
10y ago
Indeed. This is just a business selling a product someone wanted. Cisco is a multinational company; it makes no more sense to hold them to US law for products sold in China then to hold a Chinese company to US law for products sold in China
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devin_lane
10y ago
You can remove the DOMSubtreeModified event listener first, then you are free to modify "locked" content as desired. I hope to not see a day where the Web Inspector lacks proper facilities to inspect and modify a page.
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devin_lane
10y ago
Did not realize Michael works on that 100+ hours a week. Totally insane. Thanks for all the benchmarks and Linux info -- $35/year for you :)
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Encryption Should Not Trump Law Enforcement
(shiftedbits.org)
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11y ago
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12y ago
I looked into this and you could get HD on locked down devices (phones, tablets, TVs), but not computers, regardless of operating system. This was weird to see given that EME made it into Chrome recently and now Netflix works without silver
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devin_lane
12y ago
Had a blast with this thanks to your recommendation!
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devin_lane
12y ago
The MITRE Corporation, Bedford, MA or McLean, VA, United States. A small team at MITRE is building an application for precision georegistration of video from airborne platforms using computer vision. We're nearing deployment and are lo