jaunkst

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by jaunkst 10y ago
I believe intellectual aptitude can be learned. Spending time nurture core problem solving skills in various domains. The education system today depends on things like memorization and not on teaching students how to think. I had mediocre s
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by jaunkst 10y ago
I worked on an Isometric framework for a flash project in 2009. I remember coming to an acceptable solution using axis sort and volume data. I would have killed to have a GPU available then.
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by jaunkst 10y ago
Chrono Trigger was amazing. Thank you RIP.
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by jaunkst 10y ago
Why work where your not happy if you don't have too? Demand + skill =p opportunities. Opportunities + happy relationship = I give a shit. I know making a living is important but I don't think working under this concept is sustain
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by jaunkst 10y ago
Awesome, at least I am not crazy. A lava lamp was not my first choice but somehow fitting :)
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by jaunkst 10y ago
I have always wondered why not introduce physical randomness into cryptography. Let's take scalability out of the question and look at the problem at the fundamental level. If we used a box of sand that shifted each time a random num
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by jaunkst 11y ago
But what would keep apple from supporting the defender in its legal battle in the future?
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by jaunkst 11y ago
No problem here.
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by jaunkst 11y ago
Well Done
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by jaunkst 11y ago
Product engineers are sought after, and for companies that build flag-ship products they should be core to development. Product developers are often founders and should guide the vision as they have the product itself at heart and mind. ht
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by jaunkst 11y ago
I would never go back to smoking cigarettes. There is no comparison to e-cigs and cigarettes, obviously this is backed by the tobacco industry and that is the reason why its not a comparison of cigarettes and e-cigs; which is the real story
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by jaunkst 11y ago
I love it
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by jaunkst 11y ago
What about the link of being aggressive, and playing violent video games?
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by jaunkst 11y ago
No urls or domains. Search engines becoming deep linked discovery services for web applications. Favicons are replaced with full size icons and structured data for discovery registration.
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by jaunkst 11y ago
no right arrow?
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by jaunkst 11y ago
My prespective could be very wrong but isn't this a sort of quality is in the eye of the beholder issue. I get building a silo isn't very beneficial to another. But isn't building monolithic library just as destructive. I don
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by jaunkst 11y ago
What about testing? And working with large teams? I imagine large software and teams would be abstracted into separate interfaces. Is communication between teams just more difficult to manage? Is reality different from theory? Shouldn'
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by jaunkst 11y ago
Macro and micro is relative. A monolith is a kitchen sink and expensive. Take a look at the API space for successful SaaS products especially when they are oriented in business software. It's hard to pivot a monolith or even monetize w
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by jaunkst 11y ago
I have had to roll my own. I have been meaning to release a library for a graph based datastructure and path fining for games
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by jaunkst 12y ago
I feel the same way, it feels very deliberate the way the ad loads just enough to shift a call to action I to an accidental ad click. It cannot think of a solution to resolve this type of blackhat trickery.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
Speed, is a constant demand. The rate that we are creating new frameworks, languages and platforms is an all time high. We toss them away as quick as we build them, by the time its reaching mainstream adoption we are refactoring the core, a
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by jaunkst 12y ago
All of the frameworks suffer from performance issues. Performance will get better, but we will always have to profile our applications. A slow web component used in a ng-repeat scenario will always bring the application down to its knees. W
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by jaunkst 12y ago
A graph database comes to mind. It's a different design problem when dealing with deep relationships vs top level relationships. Sometimes you need more deep inherent relational mappings for alogithms to be effecient.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
Give me equity stake. I don't want to manage, I want to come out of the end ready to start my own venture or retire and do what I love and build and awesome open source project to give back to the community.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
Can you explain more about the lowest common denominater? Does this mean sower technologies are more dominate in a bitstream access scenario?
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by jaunkst 12y ago
Yes, that's the game. They own wires. The service sucks. Build better lines, sell access to providers for highest bid.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
Virtualize the bandwith. Remove the provider. Broker the line providers as what they are and create compition for higher speed lines for profit.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
The fact that they are not being notified is exactly it.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
I am torn about how minification affects metaprogramming. I don't believe that reducing the delivery footprint should ever effect how the code is interpreted.
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by jaunkst 12y ago
I suspect that future idealologies of what is considered to being an extension of ones personal being will be challenged.

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