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by general_failure 12y ago
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by general_failure 12y ago
Anyone know how he makes a living?
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by general_failure 12y ago
Isn't that argument bad for erlang? That you need to pay an atrocious price for erlang know how.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Thanks for your suggestion, I will definitely look into erlang. I have tried to look into it but I have found it quite unapproachable. You have to be really motivated on your own to learn it. Everytime someone points a erlang, they bring up
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by general_failure 12y ago
What framework would you suggest server side?
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by general_failure 12y ago
Totally agree. All these interviewers ask all sorts of questions and then want to pay you only 120k.
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by general_failure 12y ago
I don't see what the problem is. It's just like pushing ads?
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by general_failure 12y ago
Is this a new thing? I thought this was very old. Atleast, I have see company private githubs...
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by general_failure 12y ago
Who doesn't? Maybe a better question is - who doesn't use emails?
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by general_failure 12y ago
Can someone help me understand what the new reforms are? I have seen a lot of countries offer "entrepreneur" visas. And all of them are highly unrealistic and out of touch with reality. Standard requirements are masters, sometimes
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by general_failure 12y ago
All you need is to find the right find of partner? Get someone in as a partner and give him lots of stocks. Make sure he knows is his technology and makes a promise to deliver (put it in the contract).
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by general_failure 12y ago
Transparent queuing has little to do with moc. It's to do with Qt's threading model and eventing.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Sorry, what is this about?
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by general_failure 12y ago
I get all that. What I was trying to say is that services that provide REST api's are better and easier to use than those that provide DBus api's.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Yup, hacked.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Can you tell me something which dbus solves but something over http cannot? By this I mean in practice and not what it can possibly do. I have used it KDE and network manager and the like. They are all better off with rest style APIs actual
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by general_failure 12y ago
Gmail has made the email ecosystem much worse than it was. Sadly it just marks your domain as spam eve if you do ptr, SPF, dkim, dmarc etc. Really sad
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by general_failure 12y ago
In this day, I would just use http and websockets instead of dbus even for local communication. It just makes sense
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by general_failure 12y ago
How does this work? How do you make multilevel subdomain wildcards work? Maybe they run their own DNS server in which case this seems atleast doable. edit: It's smack on the front page of xip.io :) "xip.io runs a custom DNS server
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by general_failure 12y ago
I think this is trying to say you are as strong as the weakest link? Maybe it's trying to say something about group think. I mean all these movie quotes are all cool sounding but are quite shallow.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Fantastic write up! I have long wondered why failed companies and products just don't throw their code into github. Like google reader which bit me big time.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Looks pretty good. Go on and do more of whatever you are doing
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by general_failure 12y ago
You are clearly too young to remember. But don't worry journal will get there
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by general_failure 12y ago
Its the same way Dropbox was trivial, iPad is useless and so on. Once the non devs adopt it, you will see the positively side.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Yeahz they all spend like 20 mins and come out crying without spending at least a week understanding it. Which software stack do you know that you instantly get in 20 mins. I for one cannot understand the sysvinit or upstart in 20 mins (ie)
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by general_failure 12y ago
That's exactly as intended. People who want to help out systemd will use latestbsoftware, report bugs and fix it because you know thats how free software works. People who don't want to help out use the most recent stable and have
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by general_failure 12y ago
Fwiw, my friend runs Ubuntu for 10 years and he cannot understand gentoo for the life of him. He thinks it is absurd people want to keep recompiling stuff.
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by general_failure 12y ago
What does this comment even mean? What's wrong with them as a group?
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by general_failure 12y ago
Your comment is the very definition of FUD. You have nonfacts just baseless fear.
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by general_failure 12y ago
Behind every moral and lesson is an extrapolated story

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