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dpe82
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Depends what you're decoding. :) 4k H.265 or AVC will cook your CPU.
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There's a theory of "Agile", and then there's the reality of how it ends up being practiced in almost every instance. The latter is what matters.
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This. Software engineering can be a mentally draining task, and just like with physically draining tasks your body needs time to recover its strength. Nobody would expect an athlete to last very long doing back to back events without recove
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*FORTRAN.
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Related; it's instructive to learn that a significant motivation behind the Apollo program was its national defense implications: https://youtu.be/xZFnTBSRKcg?t=137
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I've run into this same issue when developing a DSL for generating language bindings and doing data serialization. Not having compile-time type safety is such a pain. So I'm extending the language to feature statically typed strin
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Tell more. :) What things do you want plug'n'play? Since this is HN, are you thinking stuff like server infrastructure?
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Oh I'm not upset about it. El Reg has always been a touch hyperbolic for the entire 20 odd years I've been reading it. Stay spicy my friends. :)
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> "Rises like a phoenix" is a bit hyperbolic. If it weren't hyperbolic and a tad over the top, it wouldn't be The Register.
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You may be surprised how well HTML compresses.
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> Edit: I remember facing one issue with `node-gyp` but that was just a poor choice of packages that were trying to be too native. Bingo.
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At least that part of California. It's a gigantic state and some areas see fairly significant seasonal rain. This storm, however, will impact a region that includes the Mojave Desert - the dryest place in North America.
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This strikes me as the most important point: “The only thing consistent about Agile is that everyone is doing it wrong.”—fwio If nobody can do it right then it doesn't matter if the methodology produces utopia when applied correctly; n
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What, specifically, is different?
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Exposure to water is also associated with a variety of health effects. He asked about concentrations .
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There's a ton of survivorship bias here too. Older houses that we're familiar with were well built, which is why there's still here. Plenty of poorly built ones are no longer around.
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Ah yeah, agreed, a bare minimum "yeah ok you can code" is perfectly reasonable.
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Maybe by presenting your education and past experiences by discussing the design and interpersonal challenges you worked through? IMO quizzing someone on whether they can solve an artificially tricky algorithm problem on the spot does not c
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Interesting; how has that worked for you?
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This is great. I often come across some HN post on a topic I am interested in and then want to go look at other posts in the same topic cluster to expand my exposure. This looks awesome for that. I don't know if it would be useful or e
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Likely a lone actor and all that, but this kind of childish behavior is not a great look for that particular community.
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Just noticed the same: https://photos.app.goo.gl/beESXY4xXutdAMQB9
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Insurance is just putting a dollar value on risk.
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A close friend spent a winter "at the pole" helping build the IceCube Neutrino Observatory[1,2]. Says it's definitely not for everyone but he loved it. [1] https://icecube.wisc.edu/ [2] https://en
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For those of us less informed, care to explain?
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Indeed; like all human systems it operates solely through the behaviors of the humans involved.
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I'm fine with lifetime as long as there's also a subscription option that some customers use. The former supports early product development and the latter encourages ongoing developer commitment. As long as their customers don
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If this is as bad as some say, why isn't the EFF making a huge deal of it so far?
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AFAICT Reader was a casualty of Vic Gundotra consolidating and growing his empire within Google as king of all things social. Only two good things came out of the Google+ era: consolidated login across all Google apps, and Photos.
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Whoops - yup, I jumped the gun there.
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