dman

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by dman 4y ago
Is the documentation publicly available by any chance?
32.
by dman 4y ago
Thinkpad X1 is a phenomenal device to run OpenBSD on. The last couple of times I tried it, things worked out of the box perfectly.
33.
by dman 4y ago
If anyone is looking, hit me up using contact details in my hn profile. We are a small stealth startup building a data analysis environment and actively hiring.
34.
by dman 4y ago
xfce isnt just a window manager.
35.
by dman 4y ago
Is it me or does this between the lines suggest that the current approach to Tensorflow is not working?
36.
by dman 4y ago
The part about the SQLITE code of conduct at the end is unnecessary imo.
37.
by dman 4y ago
Thank you!!
38.
by dman 4y ago
Could you elaborate a bit on how this works? Am a longtime emacs user and very motivated to get this working!
39.
by dman 4y ago
Any pointers to your setup?
40.
by dman 4y ago
That name brings back memories! Not of the good kind.
41.
by dman 4y ago
Whoa - how much traffic were you generating?
42.
by dman 4y ago
Post.
43.
by dman 4y ago
Google was the only employer I had where I had root on my machine, so I would say that developers have control over their machine.
44.
by dman 4y ago
Just wait until systemd grows a ui toolkit :D
45.
by dman 4y ago
In my case I suspect because he was a real person and he didnt hate the people he was making fun of :)
46.
by dman 4y ago
NYC has has a city tax on your income. If you are living in the tristate area youre paying one way or the other :)
47.
by dman 4y ago
Just trying to use this thread for a market demand survey - Julia devs, would you pay $9.99 a month for better tooling? [Maybe responses to this will encourage devs to notice that there is a viable market here?]
48.
by dman 4y ago
Being able to collect performance data from production boxes is invaluable.
49.
by dman 5y ago
Its cheaper to make a demo than to do solid rewrites / bug fixes of a huge incumbent codebase.
50.
by dman 5y ago
That ship has long sailed.
51.
by dman 5y ago
Are you in a position to confirm or deny that you work for an intelligence agency?
52.
by dman 5y ago
Same thing happened to Age of Empires and Railroad Tycoon. The 3d versions were never as special to me.
53.
by dman 5y ago
Ah yes - that makes sense. I should have been more precise - I meant abstractions that allow you to add opaqueness (like macros and operator overloading). Again culture plays a role here too - some communities normalize such abstractions mo
54.
by dman 5y ago
There is also the notion of languages you love writing code in vs languages you like reading code in. Languages with more powerful abstraction abilities bring joy to the writer but make things tedious for the reader.
55.
by dman 5y ago
Hopefully this translates into the phones being supported for longer since they are an inhouse design.
56.
by dman 5y ago
Isnt this a recipe for always taking your current users for granted? [Not saying it applies in Blender's case, but more generally]
57.
by dman 5y ago
My read is very close to yours.
58.
by dman 5y ago
For the particular metric John cares about, yes definitely. But there are other metrics out there by which GPL would have been a superior choice.
59.
by dman 5y ago
This headline is a bit sensationalist. His tweet at the end says - "I'm still supportive of lots of GPL work, but I don't think the restrictions helped in this particular case." He also says - "but tons of opportun
60.
by dman 5y ago
On the other hand its infinitely more Open than anything from OpenAI :)

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