gamedna

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by gamedna 5y ago
Will it run crysis? probably not.
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by gamedna 5y ago
Had the pleasure of working with Major at Rackspace; his professionalism, ethics, and quality of person always impressed me and inspired me to be a better version of myself every day. This move is a very mature decision; one that was prob
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by gamedna 5y ago
Context please. 1. Do you have paying customers already? 2. Can the startup weather large capex? does opex work better for you? 3. Do you already have staff with sufficient bandwidth to support this, or will you need to hire? 4. What are th
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by gamedna 6y ago
Stack-overflow's use case has the benefit of being able to sit behind a Content Delivery Network (CDN) with a massive amount of infrastructure at the edge offloading much of the computational and database demands. This reduces the re
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by gamedna 6y ago
Important topic that should be discussed more so employees can truly succeed, regardless of their reporting chain. Unfortunately this article didn't really deliver, and lacked substance for me.
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by gamedna 6y ago
What version? FS2020? or FSX?
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by gamedna 6y ago
Enjoyable playthrough, interesting dialogue, and clever. Kudos!
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by gamedna 6y ago
... and hello to forgetting why you were on the phone in the first place. User calls financial institution, user is put on hold, user invokes "goodbye to hold music" feature, user goes on with their life and regains time, user for
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by gamedna 6y ago
Serious question, simply put: why? Was this done for academic reasons, or is there an application for this technology in mind?
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by gamedna 6y ago
Do you know if its possible to disable pihole only for the client requesting this, or a specific ip?
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by gamedna 7y ago
I was introduced to MS Flight Simulator at the same time as my first "PC", the IBM PC jr. Your description of "nothingness" hits home quite well. Take off was scheduled from boston each night after dinner. Before bed,
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by gamedna 7y ago
Definitely too early to judge, as the product team will eventually optimize the game for the 90th percentile user base recoup the development costs of building this game and maximize sales numbers. If they overshoot the requirements, the a
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by gamedna 7y ago
Businesses need to prioritize customers to maintain their continued success. Free customers with a solid product quickly build trust in the developer ecosystem but its hardly a model that scale. Where i am scratching my head: did mailgun
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by gamedna 7y ago
This is a good start. What would have made this article compelling is a performance vs price comparison. cpu, iops, network, etc. extra credit for sampling a statistically significant number of vms across multiple regions and availability
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by gamedna 7y ago
The apple card dock. Its supposed to be amazing, but they are having technical issues with overheating so the release is delayed.
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by gamedna 7y ago
Press release: Belkin releases CCARDFORCE InvisiGlass Ultra Screen Protection for apple card. $399. THE NEXT GENERATION OF CARD PROTECTION InvisiGlass Ultra delivers screen protection like no other. Ultra-premium glass is chemically engine
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by gamedna 8y ago
I can vouch for Andrew Ng's class. Its really top notch.
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by gamedna 8y ago
+1, except it was the worst decision we could have made. Her business is toxic and has held us back from growing.
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by gamedna 8y ago
...until the CFO saw the bill.
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by gamedna 8y ago
For string sorts, i needed to keep running about 5 or 6 times until a sorted result was found.
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by gamedna 8y ago
This project is both Awesome and Awful at the same time. Love it!
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by gamedna 9y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Electronics-Inventors-Fourt... Going to throw another book in the ring. I generally recommend this book for people getting started, because it teaches them how to solve specific problems wi
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by gamedna 9y ago
This is a very subjective topic, as each developer has their preferences in tools, editors, etc. Also there needs to be consideration for the local dev environment for quick/dirty prototyping and the "official" dev environm
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by gamedna 9y ago
You are assuming that they will release a turn-key working product. Its possible for them to just release key parts that are unique. For example: https://github.com/NoelFB/Celeste/tree/master/Source
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by gamedna 9y ago
Most of what you say is speculative. Without their code we will never be certain for sure. Also: "Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty… " -Theodore Roosevelt
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by gamedna 9y ago
I don't understand your question in relation to my anecdote. Maybe you can re-phrase?
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by gamedna 9y ago
My most interesting first hire: There was a user that absolutely loved our product, so much that he was a major promoter. Early on, he volunteered to help us with on boarding others and even support. Long story short, he was then hired
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by gamedna 9y ago
Releasing their source does not imply that they are providing a working turn-key product that another company or individual could just one click install and have Digg back. Put it out there so the next generation has the opportunity to lea
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by gamedna 9y ago
Disappointed that their exit strategy did not include open-sourcing their RSS Reader and letting someone else carry the torch. "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish"
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by gamedna 9y ago
Lets put this out there. Building any successful business is difficult. The trick with SaaS is overcoming the inflection point where your business transitions from bootstrapping to growing as a viable business. The juxtaposition of supp

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