eberkund

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   by eberkund 9y ago

   I think that is easier said than done, the temperatures are in the several thousands of degrees here.
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   Not all of the performance improvements for FF got into version 57, expect 59 to deliver another substantial performance increase. Also I wonder if an improved Firefox has a chance of replacing the use of Webkit in other browsers, like Oper
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   I see you put your affiliate ref link here, that should be profitable.
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   Adding Support for SNES SuperScope to Super Mario World Cartridge(youtube.com)

   3 points by eberkund 9y ago|0 comments
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   It's your own information...
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   I agree with your statement that if 9 out of 10 commits are being rejected something is seriously wrong and that is definitely not a productive use of time for either of you. What is his reasoning for rejecting your code? Is it nitpicking o
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   I know a few people who were in need of new phones and went with iPhone 7s even though the 7 is out, probably based on similar reasoning to yours.
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   I read everything you said and I didn't assume anything. It is fine to have no desire to learn modern PHP. Just don't then make opinionated statements in an abusive manner and expect to be able to contribute anything to a discussi
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   by eberkund 9y ago

   Yes, they all work pretty similarly and the Git repo is fairly self contained. You (mostly) just point the generator software at the repo which includes your content, config and theme and it compiles it into HTML files.
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    How do you feel if you think you are being paid well compared to the market rate? Do you think there are cases where sharing your current/past salary can be a benefit in negotiations?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    I guess since the land is cheap and they built the building they operate out the operating cost isn't much higher like it would be were they renting space in a developed urban area. Plus it is like they are investing in the real estate
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Caddy?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    I don't think it is a race to the bottom. China is doing that because they are still developing so it makes sense to push their currency down to boost manufacturing. But at some point Chinese workers will be able to demand similar wage
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    I just use a hidden field to handle that. <input type="hidden" name="_method" value="PATCH">
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Exactly this, long term the cost of living and GDP across the world is going to normalize. As it is now, someone living in a western country could take a month's salary and live like a king in many less developed countries, that is rap
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Thanks, that was a good explanation
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    UWP is .NET Core isn't it?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Isn't that what GitHub is for?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    If you were able to land that job you will have no problem landing other ones. Software engineers are one of the hottest professions right now and jobs are both high paying and plentiful. Jobs in SV probably pay the highest but if you aren&
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Of course, because only Americans or American educated people can "speak good English".
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Does anyone else see it as an issue that the decentralized website solution to databases is to create a copy of a SQLite database on every user's machine?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    How does this compare to the current go-to library for this sort of behavior? https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Nice, maybe if we had more native frameworks of similar calibre to what we have in the realm of web development we could start seeing more new applications going back to native.
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    It looks like standard SI prefixes to me, what's so complicated about that?
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    This is only an issue because everyone has the "not my problem, it will never come back to me" attitude. Ideally by the time this case is fully fleshed out the blame will trickle down from the top and many people will be implicate
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    Unless the amount of data you are collecting is increasing at a vastly unsustainable rate, you will be making megabucks and be able to afford a team of engineers to undertake a major redesign for version 2. But picking technologies based on
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    You say that like it is some basic task that any idiot with a computer science degree would be able to code up in a couple of weekends. Hey, maybe it is! But that just means the competition is even more fierce so it takes a lot to stand out
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    China is a closed economy, it makes sense that they would put a ban on a technology which outside of speculative investment is largely used to facilitate money laundering.
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    But producing music these days is extremely cheap, it's not like decades ago where it required time in a million dollar studio to produce something that sounded decent. Meanwhile TV the opposite is true, budgets have soared with the in
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    by eberkund 9y ago

    8 MB? What on earth are you including in your pages?