isochronous

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by isochronous 6y ago
I mean, it's not going to win any philosophical debates, but these kinds of results are WORLDS better than they would have been just a couple of years ago. I have to wonder what would it take to impress you.
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by isochronous 6y ago
The very first thing I thought when I saw this wasn't "ooh, cool tech for voice chat", it was "man, the special effects industry will KILL for this - no more manually going through every frame of an effects shot and pain
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by isochronous 6y ago
I'd argue that this is less true for the specific field in question (computer science). Most companies looking to hire a developer aren't looking for a jack-of-all-trades hacker, they're looking for someone with a specific s
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by isochronous 6y ago
I don't either, but if it's going to happen, I'd MUCH rather those messages be sent directly to me via DM rather than being just @channel or @general blasts. At least with DMs it's obvious that I've been sent a mes
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by isochronous 6y ago
I don't understand the point you're trying to make. That's just how much disk space those tools and their dependencies take. You might as well ask why iron is as dense as it is.
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by isochronous 6y ago
Because modern web development is a friggin' minefield of browser support matrices, front-end development languages with experimental features, and aging specifications that require the use of preprocessors for simple things like varia
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by isochronous 6y ago
It's also 99% server-side preprocessors. Only a single package in that list (lodash) is something that could be actually loaded via browser, and even that would only be a small percentage of the full package size. It's also not r
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by isochronous 6y ago
Then all you have to do is specify the specific version you want in your package.json, rather than a semver range, and you'll never get a version you haven't explicitly approved.
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by isochronous 6y ago
He starts off by saying that he has a library of e-books, then goes on to tell a story about how he actually purchased his first e-book recently. How else would one build up a library of e-books without purchasing them?
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by isochronous 6y ago
Uh, no. Not legally, at least.
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by isochronous 6y ago
The answer to "your basic service doesn't work well" should not be "well have you tried our additional services?"
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by isochronous 6y ago
You could ask the same question about many government contractors. I would dispute calling what they've done "nothing," though. Building a facility of that size and complexity is obviously a non-trivial task, especially when
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by isochronous 6y ago
So, uh... anyone else notice that a Supermutant apparently fell into one of the single-shell underground storage tanks? I needed that laugh!