dlanouette

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by dlanouette 7y ago
Interesting. It didn't do that for me. But, I had already specifically set my font. So, maybe it changed the previous default to this new font.
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by dlanouette 7y ago
+1 for Compassion International. We've been sponsoring children through them for 20 years. We get to know the children personally with cards, letters and Christmas gifts. We were just contacted by one of our first children from Niger
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by dlanouette 7y ago
I think the comment is exactly opposite of what you are suggesting. The comment is saying that Lambda has limitations and works best when considering those limitations. If those limitations don't fit your use case, you shouldn't
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by dlanouette 7y ago
I'm curious. Did you look into Googles AppEngine? It seems to have a lot of the benefits that Heroku offers, but is much cheaper. Granted that it does impose some limitations, and therefore isn't right for all apps. But it does
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by dlanouette 7y ago
While it is technically true that Alferd Nobel did not provide for a prize in Economics in his will, there is The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences (1). This was funded in Nobel's memory by a Swedish central banker. It is a
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by dlanouette 7y ago
You would go to a neurologist. Preferably one that specializes in Parkinson's disease.
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by dlanouette 7y ago
I just recently found Essential Craftsman, and I absolutely love it! This video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP1AmDRhoas ) popped up on my YouTube feed about a month ago and really spoke to me. I encourage everyone to s
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by dlanouette 7y ago
> About 50% of our users completely skip the onboarding altogether. How is this different than when you had no onboarding? (serious question) Did you make other changes that made the onboarding process less important to end users?
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by dlanouette 9y ago
It seems to me that it's a good thing for Oracle. Oracle/Sun was never going to make any headway in the mobile space. It just wasn't going to happen. So, it wasn't a loss to them, because they had already lost that ma
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by dlanouette 9y ago
Java on mobile was (virtually) dead before Android. Now it's thriving and relevant again.
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by dlanouette 9y ago
I'd argue that instead, she should have emailed the rest of the team and asked what's going on. Raise the issue and let somebody take responsibility. A potential side benefit is that you can teach more people the "right&quot
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by dlanouette 9y ago
I'm going to go reformat all the files in my companies repo and wait for the raise.
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by dlanouette 9y ago
To play the devil's advocate. While I agree with you, the article did say the costs were being incurred by the part manufacturer.
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by dlanouette 10y ago
> Databases have been written in Java, too; Your comment seems to imply that java hasn't been successful for db development. HBase, Cassandra and ElasticSearch would all disagree. Yes, there are situations where GC is not appropria
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by dlanouette 10y ago
That used to be the case. But with v1.4, it's mostly (all?) in golang now. http://dave.cheney.net/2014/09/01/gos-runtime-c-to-go-rewrit...
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by dlanouette 11y ago
This article is full of FUD, and shows a very naive understanding of how to maintain and deploy software. The "problems" he talks about are caused by so many other problems he has (no version control, not knowing what's in pr
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by dlanouette 11y ago
Can you talk about why you moved from Balanced? They've had AHC payments for a long time, haven't they?
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by dlanouette 11y ago
That was an option that he gave (towards the bottom). I have no idea if GH passes these on to the repo owner or not. GH may have just removed the repos. But, the original author did give that option.
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by dlanouette 11y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by the "very large/significant complexity drawback"? From what I've seen (which is admittedly small) Rust is much less complex than either C or C++.
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by dlanouette 14y ago
> using the same shitty Blackberry for 6 years now. > I'm 20 now. So, you had a Blackberry when you were 14? Your post has a luddite like quality to it, but this fact is quite the opposite.