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WebGL at the new THX
(thx.com)
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esaym
9y ago
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esaym
9y ago
Wish we had a list of what they are all using on the front and back ends.
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esaym
9y ago
Good read
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esaym
9y ago
Her talk on the topic at vueconf was pretty good too https://youtu.be/gJDyhmL9O_E
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esaym
9y ago
> Now it’s asking investors for $169.5 million at a pre-money enterprise valuation of just $150 million Ouch. I hope they get the money. I really don't want it to go away. I have not found an alternative that has so many 1+ hour lon
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esaym
9y ago
Next steps: Lets make it free!
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esaym
9y ago
>It's OT but how many people actually use RHEL? Hopefully a lot because, like it or not, RHEL puts a ton of work into the linux kernel and other userland linux tools. We need them to stick around.
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esaym
9y ago
I freaking hate tax. Especially those on the left yelling to tax the "rich" (very few are actually rich nowadays). This is the end result. Innocent companies go out of business (and then there is nothing to tax).
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esaym
9y ago
Why? So I can see more pretty charts and cartoons? I'm am not telling you my option, I am telling you my observation.
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esaym
9y ago
Everything today in "science" is just based off of pretty charts and cartoon graphics. That's their "proof". The hottest I've been in was in Sep. 2006 in Waco Tx [0]. Mainly due to a hurricane in the gulf that
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esaym
9y ago
Well, I guess I'll never get my money back then. Darn :(
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esaym
9y ago
I don't care about larger companies or companies that make more than $10 million a year. There is a real problem with money in America's smaller companies. Just because you want giant companies to pay $15+ an hour for labor is not
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esaym
9y ago
>I'm of the opinion that far too many people on both sides of the issue argue their positions from ideology rather than empiricism, to our collective detriment. And some of us just use math. If a company is barely profitable already
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esaym
9y ago
Ok, but how do I do it??
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esaym
9y ago
An argument can be made that the system python is for system things, not end user things. If you want the latest python, just use the python-build script from here: https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv/tree/master&#
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Debian 9: 9.1 released
(debian.org)
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esaym
9y ago
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esaym
9y ago
That just makes the price of a "programmer" go up. And the normal people responsible for putting together said requirements know that in the end it would just make their IT costs go up, so therefore they don't (which is fine
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esaym
9y ago
thats perhaps a good point
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esaym
9y ago
>Musk outlined a hypothetical situation, for instance, in which an AI could pump up defense industry investments by using hacking and disinformation to trigger a war. What the heck is he talking about? With my limited exposure to AI and
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esaym
9y ago
I didn't really look too closely at this library, but I do have a need for some heavy form processing (not so much validation) on a new project I am working on. Got any recommendations?
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esaym
9y ago
Doesn't really matter. The "core" team decided based on user feed back. Feedback that you could have taken part in. People kept acting like they weren't adopting python3 until the core devs did some thing about backwards
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esaym
9y ago
Don't really see anything new here. Grew up on a farm. Cats beat the crap out of each other in mating season. Horses as well. The stud will typically bite the crap out of her or run her through a fence repeatedly
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esaym
9y ago
No, the author of these books should be ashamed. He was part of the reason it took 10 years for Python 3 adoption to get to where it is today. He wrote very nasty things about python3. I attended pycon a couple of years ago and was still ne
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esaym
9y ago
> palindromes, But...tacocat!
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esaym
9y ago
It normally helps "some", and rarely hurts performance. So you might as well enable it.
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Firefox: Require Rust to build
(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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esaym
9y ago
If they are talking about "direct primary care", then there are still plenty to choose from: http://www.dpcfrontier.com/mapper/
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esaym
9y ago
Not if you love code. Then code is your friend.
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esaym
9y ago
This[1] seems to be a better overview In short, right now only two investment firms are allowed to purchase homes using the instant feature. So basically a giant corporation buying up homes for cheap. Sux [1] https://www.inman.co
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esaym
9y ago
What the heck
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