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by eldelshell 6y ago
I just have given up on Amazon searching for anything because it's filled with utter shit. Between the fake Chinese shit, the mixed product reviews and the "promoted" crap, Amazon's UX is completely broken and has been f
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by eldelshell 6y ago
Not really. Gaming is bound to latency and rendering, not scale nor bandwidth. Memory and IO usage is pretty constant while the game is running.
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by eldelshell 6y ago
Yeah, the whales already invested when it was >60. Those buying at 400 are small investors with a few bucks that are riding the social hype with YOLO money. They don't really care about that money if they can say "I was there&q
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by eldelshell 6y ago
I don't think their plan is to make them exclusives. MS makes lots of money from PS (i.e. Minecraft). What I can see is Fallout New Vegas 2, TES6 or any other big game, being free with Game Pass and 70€ for PS5. And you can already see
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by eldelshell 6y ago
It also depends on your ecosystem of choice. If you know Java then a single maven command will build you a full JavaFX application. If you're more comfortable with web, a single npm command will build an Electron app.
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by eldelshell 6y ago
I really wanted the Pixel Qi to release something and succeed but they are gone now.
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by eldelshell 6y ago
Yeah, something in between a monolith and microservices, and I'm going to name it: services architecture. Hmmm... I think I can do better: Service Oriented Architecture... Yeah I like this name. SOA. Are you telling me I just invented
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by eldelshell 6y ago
It also removed the IE thing which showed icons or some stuff like that... Wait, that was in 98.
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by eldelshell 6y ago
And don't forget the stupid formats used by Office when an open standard already existed.
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by eldelshell 6y ago
2 capuccinos/lattes: breakfast & after lunch. I get more milk than coffee.
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by eldelshell 7y ago
OpenShift of course. And no, there are no alternatives AFAIK for the setups.
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by eldelshell 7y ago
I think you meant OpenShift. OpenStack works with full fledge VMs not containers.
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by eldelshell 7y ago
Basically, aircrafts manufacturing is a duopoly: Airbus & Boeing. Isn't there enought market for these two as to not having to cut costs anywhere and airlines pony up with whatever price they set? I know we're talking big numb
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by eldelshell 7y ago
The best office space I worked at was divided in 6-8 persons rooms. Each team had their own conference room isolated from the rest. It was kind of a mix between cubicles and open space. It isolated us from other parts of the business (sales
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by eldelshell 12y ago
Totally agree. I've never felt any loyalty (IMO it's very stupid) toward a company. Do your work as best as you can and get paid for it. Go home and be loyal to your family/friends, they are the ones that will be there when y
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by eldelshell 12y ago
Linux. Whatever you choose in web development, unless you're focusing on the MS stack, will run in Linux. Not sysadmin level, but try to use the CLI as much as possible when interacting with your other tools and get some understanding
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by eldelshell 12y ago
If you ever meet someone who says they can code with Spring without Google, they're lying.
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by eldelshell 12y ago
In Medellin, Colombia, they have this fair about government transparency where the local governments shows to all participants all the different projects, how much was paid, who participated and specially relevant for your comment, they tea
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by eldelshell 12y ago
IDK anything about the job market in the UAE but I have an acquaintance in a position very similar to yours (self-taught .Net webdev with some years of experience) and my advice was to go into mobile development. You say you're doing s
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by eldelshell 12y ago
With a CC you don't get that much data since there's no relation between CC number (the one you store) and a customers data (address, age, gender). That's why they invented loyalty cards. We're talking about brick&mo
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by eldelshell 12y ago
Paid GitHub. It's great, not really expensive, almost every developer knows how it works. Simply setting up your own Git repo would be more expensive than a few months of GitHub/BitBucket subscription.
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6 points by eldelshell 12y ago|2 comments
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by eldelshell 12y ago
In my many years I've seen four reasons that stand: 1) Maintainability between the database and the software models. Specially when starting a new project, the database model can change a lot and it can be pain. 2) Every project I&#x27
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by eldelshell 12y ago
70k words? Mind blown! Better leave it for the weekend.
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by eldelshell 12y ago
Check out what the standard for your profile using Job sites in your country that show salaries, or ask around in IRC. Also make some calculations, and start with housing. Calculate your salary to be no less than 30% of this expense since i
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by eldelshell 12y ago
I just grep'ed the latest version of wget and didn't find any reference to system()
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by eldelshell 12y ago
The user-agent is the biggest cluster fuck in the history of the web and has nothing to do with HTML. Once you understand this, you'll learn to ignore it.
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by eldelshell 12y ago
I too was expecting something like what you describe but by parsing -h --help output.
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by eldelshell 12y ago
Very nice, but you just made me remember how hard it's to draw with a mouse.
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by eldelshell 12y ago
3. Testing. It's really hard to properly test concurrent software and all the different outcomes situations.

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