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by disease 10y ago
David Frum recently wrote a piece for the Atlantic outlining the likelihood of a "backsliding democracy" in the United States. I found it chilling: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/0
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by disease 10y ago
I've had shower thoughts about "transparency as a service" before, but putting together the business case for this has proved difficult.
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by disease 10y ago
I've noticed a rather sad correlation of passionate software developers that are interested in the trade with low pay. At this point, I don't even know if employers are legitimately interested in "hiring the best". In my
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by disease 10y ago
Like a few others here I've always thought that running all your apps on the OS in containers could be cool. It's my impression that Chrome OS already kind of works like this - with each app in it's own sandbox. Are there any
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by disease 10y ago
If I'm remembering correctly, one of the things that made the higher difficulties more difficult was the fact that you were not allowed to kill anyone.
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by disease 10y ago
I've learned many of these things while participating in game jams. My issue now is how to make the leap from game jam game to full release. In my case it feels like all the fun stuff is already done once you have successfully submitte
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by disease 10y ago
It sounds so good that you practically have to go out of your way to make it sound bad. It has a much wider array of sound design possibilities than what you see people using it for on youtube - I even made a great sounding woodblock sound
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by disease 10y ago
Wow, this is eerily prescient and the best explanation I've seen so far of the Trump phenomenon. Great read for someone like me who like so many others, didn't know a single person voting for Trump.
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by disease 10y ago
I'd be interested in Metal Gear Solid and Symphony of the Night but little else. It's funny how some consoles or eras of gaming have aged better than others. I think the best Dreamcast and N64 games hold up pretty well despite bei
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by disease 10y ago
I distinctly remember that getting 'Strider' for Sega Genesis as a birthday present had to count as the entire gift from my parents because of its $80 price tag. And that's in 1990 dollars! I'd argue that today's ga
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by disease 10y ago
I bought a Minibrute three years ago and it has cured my lust for gear ever since. After seeing the Minilogue however I'd love it if Arturia threw their hat into the analog polyphonic ring.
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by disease 10y ago
React with MobX, Vue and Knockout all seem very similar. I am wondering if TypeScript is a first class citizen in either MobX or Vue - in my experience seeing TypeScript everywhere in Angular 2 has been one of that platform's biggest w
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by disease 10y ago
As someone who has spent significant amounts of time 'funemployed', I have to disagree. There's a great line from Madmen about people that retire early. They play golf, they go to parties and then they die.
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by disease 10y ago
I used vim for everyday use for almost ten years before I realized that navigating around with the keyboard would never be as good as clicking a mouse. All the mental overhead of trying to be efficient with vim, for me at least, ended up be
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by disease 10y ago
There is already a method that prevents such mutations: old age.
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by disease 10y ago
I laughed. Then I started to think.
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by disease 10y ago
Give the person a small reward for pointing out the vulnerability and offer another small reward for suggesting how to fix it.
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by disease 10y ago
My first reaction is: "This could be the VS Code of terminals". For those stuck on Windows, where the choice in terminals is pretty bad AND more and more Windows dev is done from the command line (hello 'dotnet'), this c
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by disease 10y ago
If they continue to improve on it and release it on Windows, it will solve the "no good terminals on Windows" problem.
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by disease 10y ago
I did the same thing when a bunch of emulators were coming out in the late 90's and early 00's and my big takeaway was that the majority of games from my childhood were not very good, but a few games such as Galaga and Ms Pacman a
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by disease 10y ago
Including Baseball Stars would have probably pushed me over the edge of buying this thing.
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by disease 10y ago
I've been looking for part-time work with very little success. Still hearing the old "if one person is working part-time then everyone will want to" excuse.
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by disease 10y ago
Can anyone speak to the difficulty of creating a repl in VS Code? I'm already using it for all my front-end work but if I could use an integrated Clojure repl the same way I use CIDER in Emacs it would be awesome.
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by disease 10y ago
Scala and c#. Great tooling, static typing, functional and OO paradigms covered, fast (Scala runs fast once complied), flexible with tons of existing code already out there to be used or learned from.
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by disease 10y ago
I'm currently in an underpayed development position and am trying to get to market rate, yet every recruiter and HR person asks this question. Anyone have any idea what would happen if I just refused to answer it and use the 'I&#x
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by disease 10y ago
I'm not an expert on either, but my understanding was that Vue's advantage over React was that since it had no virtual DOM you were free to manipulate the DOM more freely without running into trouble. Now that Vue has its own virt
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by disease 11y ago
I won't discuss the morality involved, but an emailed notice of a child's death with a Minion "mic drop" gif in it is objectively hilarious.
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by disease 11y ago
Very well said. Somewhat tangentially, as I've grown older I come to value forgetting things more and more.
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by disease 11y ago
Figured it out myself. Couldn't find a way to map single presses of the Shift key in emacs, but I was able to do this using AutoHotKey in Windows: LShift UP::Send, ( RShift UP::Send, ) LShift & F13:: RShift & F13:: As a Clojure
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by disease 11y ago
That sounds like something I'd like to try. Mind sharing the code from your init file that does this - assuming you are doing this in Emacs?

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