gronne

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by gronne 8y ago
Same reason(s) i stopped pursuing a career in finance. The percentage of the financial sector (mbe not including direct investors like vc’s) that is actually beneficial to markets and society can be counted on one hand.
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by gronne 8y ago
Yeah well - looks like we disagree. :) - Plotlys api is def. not full featured - more like a proof of concept (unless you are building generic 2d plots). - If you can’t use the api without reading the sourcecode: the api is not documented.
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by gronne 8y ago
Based on my personal experience: The reason why is probably because of the poorly documented, unstable spaghetti code their public libraries consist of.
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by gronne 8y ago
i had no issues with the hardware on T500, t460s, 230x, 270x.
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by gronne 8y ago
True. And the only effective solutions I can think of are extremely ressource intensive (man hours) and therefore unrealistic. (Lile wrapping non-compliant apps and using mandatory access control for enforcement)
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by gronne 8y ago
A bit ranty but i’l allow it because you are right. All praise his noodleness.
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by gronne 8y ago
Easy, implement the config upgrade in the software (launcher) itself. 1. check config version on launch. 2. if old version upgrade.
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by gronne 8y ago
“And it's a beneficial process” only to an extend. To much volatility result in a net loss for the market and society.
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by gronne 8y ago
Good of you to also accomodate the disabled.
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by gronne 8y ago
Nice scattershot rant. Dostoevsky would have approved of this archetypical manifestation of the kellermensch.
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by gronne 8y ago
elaborate please.
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by gronne 8y ago
I know. however I imagine that some of the other “browsers” messes a bit with settings and/or rendering.
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by gronne 8y ago
In my perspective web apps are poison for the software ecosystem. As a whole they hurt both security and privacy. Complexity is the enemy of security and weakening the native/browser barrier is just that: more complexity. On top of tha
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by gronne 8y ago
You are not alone - in fact: its the norm. Double all your estimates. Don’t push/show POC code. Do some design work before you code (write it down /draw a diagram or two). Don’t ask/involve your manager unless you want him&
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by gronne 8y ago
politely removes your tinfoil hat. sounds like something straight out of infowars. (Disclaimer: not from the US so also completely unbiased)
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by gronne 8y ago
No they dont. Are you using safari?