eljimmy

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by eljimmy 11y ago
The benchmarks seem to revolve around the invoking of the collector. I am very curious as to how common it would be to do that often enough for it to matter in terms of overall speed?
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Another interesting aspect is someone may not realize they're interested in a project until they've spent sometime in the code.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I've always thought a good comparison is to view computer languages as natural spoken languages. Some people are very quick to become fluent, while others, it can take years.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I would think that if you are confident that you're qualified for the job then you shouldn't need to worry about any probation period. Job security between the two is an illusion. It doesn't matter if you're contract or
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Perhaps if they dropped the opacity on the yet-to-be supported language icons? With that said, though I'm not a huge fan of the tool itself, I do really like the site design. Great job, it definitely kept me looking around and interest
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Out of curiousity, why did you find it such a waste?
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by eljimmy 11y ago
That review sure didn't sound very positive lol
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by eljimmy 11y ago
He should compare the time required to create entirely different assignments each year with the time he spent catching and addressing plagiarism.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Yeah... I was expecting a drone to be weaving through a forest of trees. Not flying towards a single tree and maneuvering around it. Still cool, but that music and editing was over the top.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I feel it is important to point out that police-related deaths are voluntarily reported by each department. The true number of deaths is very likely much higher.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
You also have to look at why people are being incarcerated. There are individuals doing life in prison for distribution of a plant. A plant that is native to this ecosystem. It's the most absurd thing I can think of when it comes to Am
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Do you have some examples? Not doubting you, I'd genuinely like to take a look at them.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I would expect that if an app is popular enough to be in the top 100 then it most likely has the bankroll to pay for native devs. I can't imagine ever seeing a non-native app in the top 100 with the exception of maybe ReactNative-based
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by eljimmy 11y ago
The idea behind the computer seems like a cool idea, but the implementation is going to make adoption very very difficult. They claim to support Android legacy apps. What if you need to use Photoshop? Or some other Windows-based application
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by eljimmy 11y ago
It's a good point. Dinosaurs were on Earth for a very very long time. We really have no idea how rare it is for life to evolve in such a way as to become highly intelligent. Makes you wonder if Dinosaurs would have evolved to the point
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by eljimmy 11y ago
What about the ole Silicon Valley North? :) Although not much has happened in Ottawa since the bubble with the exception of Shopify.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I think it varies person to person and very much like you stated it comes from their naivety.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I don't know about that. I think that would be a pretty big waste of time and resources. We're already controlling robots on Mars from Earth and anything they would be wanting to test on the body could be done in Earth's orbi
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Damn, that is fucked up.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I wish I hadn't read your comment before watching the video, I could not stop noticing it. >_<
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by eljimmy 11y ago
It decreases. :)
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by eljimmy 11y ago
My biggest gripe with hearing about fully autonomous cars is northern climates and their inability to handle bad weather.
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Google announcing latest Nexus device on livestream(youtube.com)
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Agreed. This could be very useful if leveraged into a Wiki-plugin.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I think it's fair to say that America has become a corporation.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Off-topic: Is it just me or does Level3 not have proper A records for www.tonicdev.com? tonicdev.com works fine.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic or... o_O
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by eljimmy 11y ago
So, forgive me for being naive, but I am left wondering... why do this at all? Is there a demand for this stuff?
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by eljimmy 11y ago
The leak contains credit card transactions associated with the cardholder's name. Could those be faked? I suppose. You have a 1/9999 chance of guessing the right 4 digits of someone's credit card.
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by eljimmy 11y ago
I do miss the early days of the web. I remember transitioning from BBS'. It truly was the "Wild West" era of the Internet. Ahh, the nostalgia.

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