dominicjj

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by dominicjj 6y ago
The event itself was whimsical, fun and shone a large spotlight on the hypocrisy of your former employer. The license agreement was clear: if you did not agree to the terms of the Windows license, you could return the software for a full re
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by dominicjj 6y ago
There wasn't a full release for a year and it broke my pip on Ubuntu 18.04 as I recall - literally it stopped pip from working after I installed it (can't remember why). Avoid.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
She was gay, an alcoholic, suffered from lifelong clinical depression and had a tough upbringing, not really a combination that will produce an easy person given her times. But she gave us Tom Ripley and, incredibly, made us root for him so
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Aren't we banning political stories this week?
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by dominicjj 6y ago
A retained mode GUI for a 2d games library that uses the same canvas, drawing commands and event pipeline as the library.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Not hairsplitting at all. They're vastly different systems. And you know they are.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
That's exactly what I'm looking for: evidence that he told the crowd to attack and breach the Capitol. Because there isn't any and yet that's what he's being accused of in the media. You are of course welcome to rea
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by dominicjj 6y ago
I can't read that because of the paywall but why should I when I have the original? The original does not call for violence. Case closed.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
You don't live in a democracy by design. You live in a constitutional republic.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
There's nothing in the President's speech on the 6th that called for violence. Not a word. See for yourself: https://www.rev.com/blog/transcripts/donald-trump-speech-sav...
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Lookshury.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
I was watching a behind the scenes featurette of Pixar's Brave and suddenly, there's Inigo! Turns out he was brought in to assist the animators with rendering the moss in the movie procedurally using a raymarching technique as he
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Oops - set intersection not difference.
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by dominicjj 6y ago
>And if you need more than an hour to solve a couple of those simple problems (let's say, find duplicates between two lists), you'll definitely have a problem fitting in with the rest of the team result = set(l1) - set(l2) Time
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by dominicjj 6y ago
If you're 40+ and have dozens of large projects delivered in the real world for both commercial and government clients, Hackerrank and its ilk can still make you look like a beginner just because you couldn't solve one of their to
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Will do in the new year for sure. My old MBP gave up the ghost after 9 years of loyal service and I need a Mac for some cross-platform targeting. Golang seems to be ahead of the curve here so I look forward to seamless builds once I get the
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Exactly. Developing an operating system for example still has the same ratio of essential complexity to accidental as it ever did and guess what: OSs are still written in C and assembler. Has there been an order of magnitude improvement in
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by dominicjj 6y ago
Agreed. And Dan is doing nothing with ANY essential complexity here. Seriously: he's copying logs and generating plots from them. That's no different from copying logs and generating plots in 1986. Only the underlying software and
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by dominicjj 6y ago
I have the same problem also in 18.04 with gcc 7.5 - it's a bug in binutils: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Binutils_2.32_upgrade_notes/elf... I have been unable to find a backported package for 2.32 or better