formula1

14 ms·

91.
by formula1 10y ago
Because taking away mindshare instead of consolidating efforts hurts all parties. Competition is often good when done for very good reasons, iojs vs nodejs, proprietary goals vs purely open source. Their goal is the same goal as many other
92.
by formula1 10y ago
Their competition is dsl, arch, raspbarrien and other small/IoT OSs. Not to say their product is worse. But why are they forking instead of supporting existing technologies? Not saying their work isnt useful. But theres an argument to
93.
by formula1 10y ago
Id like to hear more about this mismanagement. Football as a product is guided by how exciting it is and how good it is as a group event. The types of mismanagement I could imagine is high costs at events or low energy which is the result o
94.
by formula1 10y ago
The rise in esports and computer games doesnt necessarilly dictate the losing in popularity of conventional sports. ESPNs statistics can just as easily (with more evidence) be correllated by their focus on drama in sports. Ive seen numerous
95.
by formula1 10y ago
Component will mount/component did mount is effectively construction. Component will unmount is effectively destruction. Apparently them changing the names makes you believe thats not what it is Polymorphism and inheritance can be impl
96.
by formula1 10y ago
The reasons why you should like react - forces you into an object oriented paradigm with constructors/destructors - mutation from external sources and internal sources results in a single function being run to refresh the output. - inl
97.
by formula1 10y ago
Ok. Yes its asthetically pleasing. I feel comfortable looking at it. But... its completely unreasable because all the variable names have been mangled and there is no whire space to organize the blocks. At this point it looks like a puzzle.
98.
by formula1 10y ago
I dont think ignorance is a form of art. Opportunity and discovery maybe. Art itself isnt imperfect, every creation has value and is a mix of natures effect on the artist abd the artists own intentions. Imperfect management just leads to tu
99.
by formula1 10y ago
> concerns of your staff, social/psychological understanding I was under the impression we were talking about engineers here. But if we are talking from an organizational standpoint, your goal is to have an efficient, lowcost team.
100.
by formula1 10y ago
The barista is in this case since she is allowed and chooses to add a personal touch. By not adding the personal touch its also a form of expression. Either way, the personal touch will have a direct effect on the enjoyability of the coffee
101.
by formula1 10y ago
That can arguably be attributed to experience and cleanliness. If you walk into a garage it can be dirty, greasy and disorganized. It can also be labeled, clean and organized. Hardly considered art
102.
by formula1 10y ago
No. Engineers are house builders or railroad workers or car mechanics. Except they have deeper knowledge in their subject often to the point that nobody else can do sonething as well. There is no "uniqueness" in engineering, there
103.
by formula1 10y ago
While I agree this has been tried many times before, I still think there is room for another syntax. - html/xml has become the definitive declarative ui language since it generally acts exactly how we expect it - css queries and xpath
104.
by formula1 10y ago
"... I then proceeded to rip out dependencies until I no longer needed to. I put up another one called Tetris-Lite. After a quick search I found that already existed."
105.
by formula1 10y ago
First off, putting a negative spin to competition already tells me you have either a very narrow view or see something I dont. When iojs forked from nodejs, it was a competitor. Linux is a competitive landscape. Browsers are a competitive l
106.
by formula1 10y ago
My personal criteria - go as fast as you can - maximize likelyhood things wont break - keep things organized for reusability in the future - use popular technologies so that you can all "speak the same language" when collaborating
107.
by formula1 10y ago
There are three ways to do it 1) post and patiently wait for your points to rise. You may skew or bend your opinions to maximize gains or post honestly from the heart/mind 2) gather a group of freinds and upvote eachothers posts. I fin
108.
by formula1 10y ago
This looks too good to be true. - My first question is if this is machine learbed or algorithm. I doubt its algorithm as it needs "object detection" then needs to know the cloths "resting state". - Does it detect changes
109.
by formula1 10y ago
1) > preamble - Provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our prosperity. So far so good. We certainly do need to provide for the common defense, and secure the bles
110.
by formula1 10y ago
I think your right, most people would agree they should not. However, if foreign governments can act in this manner while the US government cannot. Doesn't this put the US government at a disadvantage? Are we willing to give up the lon
111.
by formula1 10y ago
Some additional questions - Is a company allowed to sell what an individual willingly provides if the individual agrees to those terms? - Should an individual who provided personal information expect the company to keep it private by defaul
112.
by formula1 10y ago
Same poster there as well.
113.
by formula1 10y ago
Theres enough sources here to warrent a deeper look into the subject but here are my first thoughts 1) online is more convienient than paper. If paper is on a daily route, its convienient. 2) online is often cheaper than paper. There is pro
114.
by formula1 10y ago
- how do you prove planned obsolencence? That sounds like a witch hunt waiting to happen - integrating garbage management as part of the product - so that entail would subsidies for biodegradable and taxes for unrecycleable materials? Lets
115.
by formula1 10y ago
This artical seemed to be more biographical than subject information. That aside, the problem that is worth discussing is how to incentivize more individuals to recycle every chance they get rather than throw everything away. This however,
116.
by formula1 10y ago
I find this fact quite fascinating. The pipeline certainly was controversial however if it wasnt for illegal activity, it probably wouldnt have gotten nearly as much exposure. Yes, most agree with the protesters. I also imagine that most pe
117.
by formula1 10y ago
The world isnt guided by people who learn every facet and mechanism of every subject. They are lead by those that see an opportunity and have the humility, audacity and will power to learn just enough or make just enough to make a successfu
118.
by formula1 10y ago
I think this is a good thing in the long run. I have no problem being the beta tester for a unifying ui. This can consolidate development focus which arguably will reduce bugs. As people get more tired of one ui, there will likely eventuall
119.
by formula1 10y ago
Many people want safe spaces not just far left movements. Do you think I want to go to a news site and the first thing I see is a post about white power? Freedom of speech is very hard to do without offending people which I imagine is bette
120.
by formula1 10y ago
I figured as much. This whole thing sounds very sketchy. Whats next is wether or not the users on 4chan will accept it. I imagine for how audacious they have been in the past that there will be some sort of push back. But I get the impressi

More ›