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by eberkund 9y ago
$49 seems very expensive for something like this. There are similar packages available in the $5-30. What makes this special?
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by eberkund 9y ago
Some people want to store their projects in their own folder structure and not be forced to store it in the very weird way Go does it. I didn't avoid Go for this reason but I did find the whole Go workspace way it does things a big tur
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by eberkund 9y ago
How so? Are you suggesting that the guys at the top are going to suddenly start caring about these things because there is a standards body that their employees belong to which says so? Or are you saying that the employees are going to refu
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by eberkund 9y ago
What does this have to do with software? What about the executives and managers who gave the go-ahead on this?
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by eberkund 9y ago
What a fallacy of equivocation, cryptocurrency codebases and the exchanges they trade on are not the same thing. It would be like saying: marijuana and the cartels and killing any people every year!
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by eberkund 9y ago
I'm from Canada and we had these once per year when I was in high school about 10 years ago.
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by eberkund 9y ago
I'm from Canada and the local library near me was also recently renovated with less seating than the old one. The actual building is probably twice the size, it used to consist of tightly packed 10ft bookshelves and cubicle desks and l
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by eberkund 9y ago
Yea, I don't disagree. It is clearly much more difficult to estimate certain things compared to an entertainer and how many audience members they can attract. That's part of the reason myself and another poster used it as an examp
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by eberkund 9y ago
I think it mostly has to do with TV broadcasting spaces, but what you're describing is largely what is happening with YouTube IMO.
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by eberkund 9y ago
It's very similar, it's just that the metrics are not so easily measured. A top tier employee might accept the job only if their salary is 2x what a lower tier worker might accept. Now you have to balance out what you think the di
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by eberkund 9y ago
This is an interesting subject, because intuitively one wants to make the comparison "Is Conan O'Brein paid a multiple of how many times funnier he is than a local standup?". But economically what's important isn't
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by eberkund 9y ago
I bought it just for that and consider the other dozen or so books a bonus :)
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by eberkund 9y ago
Can someone who is knowledgable on this subject please comment? I am extremely skeptical of the claim that this problem is as easy to remedy as adding more pictures of people with darker skin tones to the training dataset. Are companies rea
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by eberkund 9y ago
Actually, a Windows release is already in the works. It was supposed to be released in January but they ran into some delays. https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/9 You can find out about their tech
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by eberkund 9y ago
I only do very minor stuff with Python but for Node.js I use VS Code. For installing programming languages and other CLI tools (PHP, Python, Golang, Node.js, Git, etc.) I use Chocolatey on Windows: https://chocolatey.org/ I
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by eberkund 9y ago
What is your stack?
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by eberkund 9y ago
It looks nice, but is the annoying loader really necessary? I don't see why the page can't just load instantly.
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by eberkund 9y ago
I hope he pays you soon, that landing page surely isn't good for business.
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by eberkund 9y ago
GitLab has a CI offering in their community edition, although I haven't used it personally.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Please seek professional help as soon as possible! Remember, it will get better.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Interesting, how is the progress going so far? I think there is a lot of demand out there for a certain type of editor.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Static site generators have mostly replaced what I would normally do in WordPress for me. For stuff that has a lot of dynamic custom functionality I tend to opt for an MVC framework.
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by eberkund 9y ago
I am after the same thing, I use markdown + pandoc for myself but I think there is a real market for a simplified word processor like you're describing that can use complex templates. Think of like a business where they want people to
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by eberkund 9y ago
I have witnessed similar things happen. I worked at a company with a very hostile work environment where lots of people were unhappy for various reasons. I was subscribed to the company's Glassdoor page and I would get an email notific
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by eberkund 9y ago
It's not really a worst case scenario when you consider where the majority of Intel's revenue comes from: selling their high margin server chips for use in data centers, a significant portion of which are running some kind of data
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by eberkund 9y ago
Every little opportunity to murder someone that isn't patrolled by armed guards isn't a "vulnerability", for most sane people this is not something that would cross their minds. The solution for the few outliers isn&#x27
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by eberkund 9y ago
When the service your site is being spammed with is something reputable then I think the approach you are taking works very well. The trouble is when it is more sketchy services that your site is getting spammed with that you can't tak
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by eberkund 9y ago
It's possible that the relationship between the number of guns per citizen and gun deaths is non-linear.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Just a note that Ripple and Mt. Gox founder Jed McCaleb left the Ripple project to form Stellar Lumens which is technologically superior and I expect XLM to surpass XRP in the "cheap transactions and marketable to banks" space.
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by eberkund 9y ago
You're comparing the wrong thing, PayPal's market cap and Bitcoin's market cap represent different things. A more fair comparison would be payment volume, in which Bitcoin has done 15B in past 24hrs, whereas Paypal has done 1

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