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by iamNumber4 9y ago
1. Good Music/pod casts/tv on for noise to ignore/trigger other parts of my brain. 2. moderate lighting not to bright not to dark. 3. Confortable temp - codeing cold or hot is a no go. 4. a Decent keyboard with good key tra
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Companies should also review their passwords to make sure there not something dumb like username: admin password: admin. It's also a good idea to review your staff to make sure your chief security officer has a degree in security or re
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Well, just start, eventually everything will cascade into your mastery of the style sheets. On a serious note; look at the CSS preprocessor projects, they are trying to address some of the pain points you are feeling. ( https:/&#x2F
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
I would say find a niche market, build a tailored work flow for that market. For example, an random idea, the education sector, market your product to English teachers to allow for their students to manage there homework. Basically find
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
My thoughts as well, if they are empty they are empty. I don't think this is their machine that they put together, and it's new to them, and he just wants a fresh start. and does not know where to begin. they also haven't
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
If you are looking to nuke everything, you can do it from the partition screens during the install. I'm assuming that you have not had too much experience with installing operating systems. Since you don't care about the data
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
you don't hire a company, you build a team. you bring on a lead developer as a CTO and part founder, then you build overtime a development team to build your idea. Otherwise you are going to waste money, because once your company
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Yeah, good luck getting developers to work days on end to create a MVP for a founder at 200 or 450 bucks. My going development rate is 265 an hour. Also a MVP in 2 days is not likely or feasable, a demo with smoke and mirrors to show to
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
My current project is in D. D in my opinion, if that matters is the natural progression from c/c++ and is "the better c". I've always worked with c or c++ on backend webdevelopment as that it is lightning fast. D add&#
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Better yet, could it support bad lipreading? Now that would be an awesome App. Have the bad lipreading folks voices, and take one of your own videos, churn, viola!!! funny video. but on second thought, it would take the joy out of bad
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Get the version of Ubuntu medium you want to install on to a usb drive. you can use dd (not for the novice), use startup disk creator in ubuntu, or get pendrive linux (www.pendrivelinux.com) in windows to create the bootable usb. Then boot
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Article is poorly written, makes some un-logical leaps, and glamorizes a horrible murder's wacko ideas.
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Yes, both.
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Well... As a Full-Stack Developer; we fall into two camps. 1) We work for Companies that will never need you to come in and consult because any Full-Stack Developer worth his salt understand Design and Coding AKA. "full-Stack" p
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
No, the problem is your marketing. Time to pivot, your idea is not unique what you have built is the basics of a document management system. This problem has been solved by virtually every EMR, and other companies with products such as
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Also watch out for the dihydrogen monoxide, No matter how good your city's water treatment plant is they can't get all of the chemicals out.
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
1 #include <stdio.h> 2 #include <stdlib.h> 3 4 5 // 6 // Those who don't understand unix are doomed to re-implement it, poorly. 7 // 8 int main(int argc, char** argv) { 9
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
As mentioned before, C++ compatibility is not 100% yet. My comments are purely what works now; which by describing to D what is in a c/c++ .o file so you can link it in. In your .d file that describes the C/C++ you want to use,
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
More like D is a Better C.
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
You should probably read up on ABI Compatibility, and, Compiling vs linking as well. Let's be clear a compiler builds a object files that have to be linked to create a executable binary. IE compiler makes .o files. Linker takes outpu
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
One of D's goals is to be ABI compatible with C and C++, ABI compatibility with C is 100% as I understand it. C++ is a work in progress. What is ABI compatiblity? in a nutshell it let's you use libraries from another programm
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Not the be the voice of reason in a sea of crazy; but this is just stupid. correlation != causation - making an assumption on pay rate vs who uses tabs and who uses spaces makes my brain hurt thinking about what moron approved this articl
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Sometimes you get an entire septic tank full of... Code base that is non-existent, as the previous attempts were done with MS BI (SSIS) tools (for all things SSIS is not for) and/or SQL Stored procedures, with no consistency on coding
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
This just seems like the exact opposite of "Do one thing; and do it well".
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
I can attest that you are not the only one. Don't know python either, Nor should you need too. "There should be a warning label on this thing!!!"
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
How about just writing safe code. Really... Check your damn return values. set -e is a crutch of a sloppy programmer. Ok, yes; you can do this really slick thing in one line by stringing together a bunch of commands. However, just becau
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
moral of the story is, know you licences. Adhere to the license terms. Seek out projects with more permissive licenses if you plan to do closed source. It is simple to work around licence issues with your project. You just have to put in
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
I'm a long time Nvidia user. However, the recent article headlines have been a word salad. The new tesla volta super flip flop at 1.21 gigawatts blah blah blah. Just saying. Also Kudos to Nvidia for the buzzword/made up word creat
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
There is a sad fact though is that there are many organizations do not have technical people at the decision making level. So these Suits you speak of, won't be able to get past the product name, enough to hear any technical merits of
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
We should all be taking offense by this. This is the drug dealer play book, Hook the kids early, so that when they are adults they go with what they know, instead of being critical thinkers and evaluating the available products to pick the

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