greggman

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by greggman 9y ago
If you're more productive at home that's great but I most definitely am not. I'm single. I look forward to the social aspects of work. Maybe if I had a family that would be different but I doubt it. At work I can compile our
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by greggman 9y ago
I personally hate the Adobe model and am still on Photoshop CS6 but my artist friends all love it. Maybe they don't realize they're paying at least double. All they concentrate on is it's cheap to stsrt.
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by greggman 9y ago
Play hooky, skip a day of work, take her out of school, go on a weekday in October, November, January, or February
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by greggman 9y ago
They did the same in California and they have 4 parks next to each other in Florida. BTW: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are not owned by Disney. They are owned by The Oriental Land Company ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by greggman 9y ago
> I don't think it's a problem for most projects Pretty much any open source project that was to need certs similar to plex would pass this limit the moment they mentioned it on HN. Why should an open source projected have to
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by greggman 9y ago
this is not my understanding. there is no such checking because in a real threat the president only has about 7 minutes until the enemies nukes fall from subs off the coast. to be a credible deterrent it has to be assumed he can order the l
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by greggman 9y ago
wildcard certs are not a solution to this problem. Sharing a private cert with all customers isn't what the solution does. every customer gets their own cert second letsenrypt has low limits of 20 certs per week. so imagine VLC added a
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by greggman 9y ago
I'm not understanding the distinction from a JS programmer's perspective. If I have a = {} a.foo = () => (); foo is a member of a. Where as if I have class A { foo() {} } a = new A(); foo is
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by greggman 9y ago
no, limit 5 certs per domain
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by greggman 9y ago
what? it's required that setting WebGL2RenderingContext.prototype.getActiveUniformBlockParameter to some other function work. You set it before object creation. Objects created indirectly get the new functionality through their prototy
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by greggman 9y ago
both processing and p5.js are amazing but I'm curious are they amazing by design or by effort and luck. Bret Victor went over many of the reasons why Processing is poorly designed in his opinion http://worrydream.com/Le
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by greggman 9y ago
that's inconsistent with the other Array docs. The correct function is WebGL2RenderingContext.prototype.getActiveUniformBlockParameter() if you're trying to be consistent
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by greggman 9y ago
My VM folder is 408gig. 13 VMs (Windows, OSX, Linux), multiple versions, some with 1 or 2 snapshots (like just before my app is installed so I can test the installer) So yea, I need > 512gig and no, I don't want to run things from a
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by greggman 9y ago
That giant font works for Array.prototype.slice but what about CanvasRenderingContext2D.prototype.createRadialGradient or WebGL2RenderingContext.prototype.getActiveUniformBlockParameter?
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by greggman 9y ago
Looks like someone has already made a Unity ARKIT plugin https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/92515
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by greggman 9y ago
Is it? Maybe some 3D content aware fill + deep learning and it's not so far away? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVCiknbQ7KM
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by greggman 9y ago
Random Non sequitur: I love Black Mirror but for the most part it concentrates on possible negative consequences of future tech. Episode S01E03 in particular concentrated on the possible negative consequences of having always on eye based v
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by greggman 9y ago
not being a network guru how easy is this? I have my VPN set to run over port 443 but I assume it would be easy to see enough of the traffic to see it's a VPN and not an HTTPS connection. I'm assuming that could be obscured in som
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by greggman 9y ago
the op was building chrome. building on osx exhibits similar issues. there are instructions in the readme on how to configure macos not to chug and lose all responsiveness when building chrome.
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by greggman 9y ago
You compared great managers to average coders. My experience with managers is like many people's. The "average" manager is pretty bad. The average coder is also pretty bad. Both the average manager and the average coder can b
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by greggman 9y ago
There are advantsges to systematizing it. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2005/05/11/making-wrong-code-...
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by greggman 9y ago
The word consistent is an issue in and of itself. You probably mean you think it's best when a style is applied consistently. But probably don't care that the style itself values consistency. The style linked above is not remotely
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by greggman 9y ago
> There were no adverse effects on quality of life Does quality of life have some specific medical meaning? I'd say not being able to eat as much would be a huge reduction in quality of life for myself and many people in know. No I
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by greggman 9y ago
If you want an example of providing access across private property in the bay area drive up to Genentech. You can drive right through their campus to access the public beach and there are several public parking spaces provided here. https:
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by greggman 9y ago
Linking to google wasn't meant to be dickish. Wikipedia's article on the topic is sorely lacking and rather than pick some random law firm's blog I thought it was best to just link to google so people could easily read severa
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by greggman 9y ago
Is that enough? If I put caddy in front of my existing infrastructure am I now secure and doing TLS correctly? That's what I did but I have no idea if some expert wouldn't look and say "no, this is not done correctly, here&#x
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by greggman 9y ago
I found it curious the author didn't like that google was quoting webpages. I actually liked that Google was not taking credit for the info and Google was informing where the info was coming from so I can decide if I want to trust that
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by greggman 9y ago
When I saw Wolf of Wall Street I couldn't believe the in office orgies shown. I was like "How don't people get sued". I brought that up with friends in finance and they basically said "oh the stories I could tell&qu
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by greggman 9y ago
I'm trying to understand the intent of your reference. The scene you're referring to is when Sam finds out after he slept with the woman that she happened to be a prostitute. He didn't pay her as a prostitute. He met a nice w
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by greggman 9y ago
This is not my understanding at all. In the USA employers own the work of their employees if that work is related to the employer's business which this clearly is. No clause or contract is required for this to be the case. It's th

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