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by drenvuk 8y ago
"We don't serve whites here" "We don't serve women here" "We don't serve Chinese here" "We don't serve emacs users here" "We don't serve zerg rushers here" "We
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Same here, but for each one of us there was another who probably said 'screw it' and just put their stuff on github anyway.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
The one thing that I like about Github is that everything is public by default and you have to pay to keep your code private. I feel like a positive consequence of that business choice was the opening up of way more software. Gitlab, whil
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Yes! thank you.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This is somewhat on topic but people may consider it unrelated. There is a business book that explains the disconnect between many people who say they want to start a business but only focus on the task that they're good at. One of th
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by drenvuk 8y ago
The funniest part about this, is that the chain would continue into one of Facebook's products after snap gets it. I come up with a great idea for storytelling --> Snap says "yeah, that's our's now" --> Facebo
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Yes. You're programming a person instead of a computer but that's the only difference.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It would be nice if an approach with such a humanitarian tact used in the OP's article were used back then. Hopefully we continue to grow in such a way.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Honest question, why do you consider implicit << and >> for cin,cout to be too much magic?
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It's interesting how puff pieces about a specific person usually seem to crop up all around the same time.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
Join them. Let everyone know how new things work so we can work together to defeat it.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
It's some protection, and there are niches that none of those tech companies have touched yet. I don't see why people don't see them. If it's a thought that should normally occur in your work day because it could relat
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by drenvuk 9y ago
There have been others saying don't quit your day job and to do it on the side. I agree. It may be more stressful and you might lose a bit of sleep but it is far preferable to racing against the emptying of your bank account. I&#x27
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by drenvuk 9y ago
In California, that's not the case. As long as it's not a competitor or in a similar space the company should have no claim to your business or ideas generated while not using the companies resources.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
Short answer: becoming experts at their craft, building business relationships and filling their coffers. Trying to start a successful business is much easier when you know how to get stuff done, have access to people who can get stuff done
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by drenvuk 9y ago
I would add that shadowing someone for a day or two while recording everything and taking notes would be better than that，and actually doing the work even moreso. A lot of the time the problems people mention are not the root cause. It sh
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by drenvuk 9y ago
This doesn't add to the conversation but I'd really like to know the website.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
This could be useful. I find it interesting that the two examples of cheap houses on the front page are in areas that have had severely damaging weather but I guess you could find cheap houses there. Will I get notifications for places in
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by drenvuk 9y ago
I think this depends on the individual. I always prefer the version with commas instead of words. It's easier to copy and paste for one.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
I've found that starting a new problem when my mind was previously focused on finishing a different big project is difficult but doable. First thing is take a 5 or 10 minute break away from the computer to clear your mind a bit. When
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by drenvuk 9y ago
This is why I recommend people learn how to program using javascript at first. There are no downloads, there is no setup and given some simple instructions you can mess around with fully formed pages just by typing into the console what yo
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by drenvuk 9y ago
Funny how you mentioned nothing of the computing resources required to run any of these. Sometimes it's alright to spend more time creating a product when the end result uses less CPU and less memory. It's not all or nothing.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
This is cool but it makes me wonder about all of the electron apps that are coming out. Is there something more efficient that could do the same? Why are QT and GTK not nearly as popular?
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by drenvuk 9y ago
That's correct. With DAS tuning it's much less frustrating to play at the speed at which you can think. Here's one of the top online players of puyo puyo tetris, for reference. https://youtu.be/7AjbWroX4vA?t
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by drenvuk 9y ago
The writing style is pretty nice but yeah it feels like an introduction more than an entire article. Would read more though.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
>small, irrelevant websites that resemble what existed in the 1990s. I take issue with this statement. The websites back then were small but they were not irrelevant. If anything they featured more relevant and original content than th
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by drenvuk 9y ago
Thanks. Taking deeper look at the titles and authors, it seems to be a reading list for the people who frequent Bloomberg, not necessarily the best books or so.
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by drenvuk 9y ago
I'm not sure if this is relevant but that background is causing me motion sickness and disabling js removes all of the information. I can't read it very easily when I really want to...
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by drenvuk 9y ago
Here are your numbers for spot instance pricing[1]. Machine learning stuff will typically happen in batches, openai even went through the effort to publish a k8s library for the task[2] of autoscaling clusters to minimize cost and manage it
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by drenvuk 9y ago
How was this voted up? >developers becoming blue collar workers This is possible only in the lowest most commodified positions. There will always be specialists, regardless of the number of libraries, frameworks or SAAS that exist. Yo

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