erikbye

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   by erikbye 10y ago

   Will it take far longer? I don't know... if they continue this push of implementing mobile features on macOS, trying to make it more and more like iOS. This seems like it could be a very effective way of alienating even more pro users.
2. 902.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   iMessage works just fine here, on two hackintosh systems, all I had to do was generate a unique serial, I did certainly not copy one from another Mac.
3. 903.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   You do realize a lot of people work with software like Adobe’s Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, After Effects, Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Cubase, Sonar, Final Cut, Avid tools++? Do not even bother to mention Wine, or Linux native alternative
4. 904.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   iMessage working on both my systems, it was not a pain in the ass at all. The only thing I did was make sure my two boxes had unique serial numbers.
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   by erikbye 10y ago

   Yes. I have two running systems. https://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/7319000 https://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/7246385 They are both equipped with GTX 970.
6. 906.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   Myth or no, has any business or user come under fire for just using hackintosh systems? Not to my knowledge. However, making hackintosh a commercial business (Psystar), actually selling pre-configured, ready-to-go systems, yes, that is a la
7. 907.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   Guaranteed to work, really? I guess no Macs are in for service, ever? My rMBPs, 13" and 15", have been in for service numerous times. I’m looking forward to see how many times my new pre-ordered MBP 2016 will need to be serviced.
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   by erikbye 10y ago

   How can anyone applying for a programming job not know Big-O notation? That's CS101. I don't care if you're self-taught, it's audacious to even call yourself a programmer if you don't know the very basics of algorit
9. 909.▲
   by erikbye 10y ago

   Electronics to be used in space must be hardened against: - radiation: electrons, protons, heavy ions (MOSFETs are very vulnerable) - cold temperatures (up to -235 degree celsius) - high temperatures (up to +250 celsius, and there's no
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    by erikbye 10y ago

    I’m from Norway. It has always been something of a given, from our perspective, that Americans work on average more hours per week than we do. It’s something you hear all the time. Also, that in the U.S. it’s more common to relocate for a j
11. 911.▲
    by erikbye 10y ago

    Well, you do burn a few calories, say, anywhere from 100 - 200 calories an hour depending on how active you are during the session, and like all exercise that gets your heart pumping there is some health benefit. More interesting is what se
12. 912.▲
    by erikbye 10y ago

    Commentary on HN is starting to resemble Reddit. It’s not a good thing.
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    by erikbye 10y ago

    That's not a reliable source, and it does not specify source of the quote.
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    by erikbye 10y ago

    Also, why would he say that when he knew, very well, that OOP was invented in Norway? http://coldcomfortgames.com/blog/object-oriented-programming... https://www.quora.com/Why-did-Dijkstra-say-that-%E2%
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    by erikbye 10y ago

    I highly recommend Firefox' Reader View, and I rarely recommend anything.
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    Object-oriented programming was invented in Norway(coldcomfortgames.com)

    2 points by erikbye 10y ago|0 comments