javier10e6

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by javier10e6 5y ago
TODO: Look Ma Im doling out work for whoever reads this. Are you the intern? You are it.
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by javier10e6 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i76dfPNP0Rk
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by javier10e6 5y ago
To call the XY learning QA a problem is akin to calling learning to swim a problem. It can be a problem on a sinking ship but not at the community pool.
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by javier10e6 5y ago
The movie ex machina approaches intelligence as the ability to manipulate others. When you encounter people way more intelligent than you having contrary opinions from yours the best option is to remain silent or subject yourself to the whi
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by javier10e6 5y ago
Newsbreak: A Univ of YALE study/research confirms that you'll have a better chance to get hired if you talk like a YALE professor at your job interview. Unless the job interview is working the cash register at Sonic's.
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by javier10e6 5y ago
Tried in cygwin and was a no-go. Tried some other concoctions in stack-overflow without success. Then I whiped this one and it worked. With a warning that will be promptly subdue to >/dev/null function gothere { cd $(dirn
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by javier10e6 5y ago
The researched yielded non surprising results: Stealthy patches without a proper smoke screen to provide a veil of legitimacy will cause the the purveyor of the patches to become black listed....DUH!
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by javier10e6 5y ago
Well, In the US a taco salad comes housed on a crunchy flour shell that looks like coffee filter so let us not judge.
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by javier10e6 6y ago
I watched The Sweatbox: A documentary posted on youtube re-telling the story of the making of the movie by Sting and the animators. It is a sad story. I loved when Sting reacted to Disney's decision of canning all his songs and come up
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Humana Healthcare CEO Bruce Broussard base salary in 2016 was $1.24 million. No surprise there.
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by javier10e6 6y ago
As software goes, years later there is going to be a shitlist_v_1 (bad classes) and a shitlist_v_2 (very bad classes) and on and on
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Let's ponder on one example where programming was fundamentally improved in the last 10 years. Git Some developers adopted immediately. Others were dragged into it kicking and screaming. Some ignored it (managers). In my humble opinion
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Well Sir there is nothing on earth like a genuine bonified monetized, sheet-metal monolith..
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Must check. In my console only Raspberry-pi I use elinks to browse and scrape web info.
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Hey, Linus Torvalds had a word to all those CVS users a few years ago in a Google . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Git is like piano. You can play chopsticks or Berliotz. Are piano's too hard? Unlike other tools out there, git is utterly transparent on the mechanics above and under the hood. This coming from someone who has gone trough the gauntlet
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Linear algebra: Everything is happy lad-dee-dah for x and y. The moment we go into matrices I go downhill from there. I saw a very cool youtube on Tesla Dojo and machine learning. I recommend.
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by javier10e6 6y ago
I watched both presentations in youtube. Joel presentation was a critique on a web tool. Jeremy presentation was a rebuttal, perhaps a bit sanguine. The overuse of satirical memes will get ruffled feathers. All in all the whole thing seems
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by javier10e6 6y ago
R Wilson was 2 yrds from the goal line. The offensive coach called the pass. That was the right decision. A moment later became the wrong decision. Maybe the quality of the decision has nothing to do with the outcome. It has to do with a co
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by javier10e6 6y ago
A victim of complexity: I remember my kid trying to open a child-proofed bottle of pills: "It's child-proof" I told her. "How does the bottle knows I am a child?" She asked.
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Why do we meet? To avoid going on a picnic and while unpacking the food someone asking: "Ok, who brought the salt?" and everybody getting a blank look. That its easily achieved today with online tools. Then why we keep having meet
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by javier10e6 6y ago
That is a terrible article. I appreciate statically linked programs that load faster and force the code to behave as a unit vs. a collection of libraries that require the housekeeping of ensuring the correct version the program and the libr
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Papyrus... https://youtu.be/jVhlJNJopOQ
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Indeed, Microsoft Edge for Linux too is a trojan horse. Windows needs to gain leverage against open development platforms. They they need to reach other ecosystems (fedora, centos, mac os). Just like Google when you use their technologies y
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by javier10e6 6y ago
From Betheasda news press release: "And, we have a long history of working with Microsoft. Our companies share many of the same basic principles. We believe in a culture that values passion, quality, collaboration, and innovation.&quot
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by javier10e6 6y ago
It lost me from the main page example. How about... fn main() { areas := ['game', 'web', 'tools', 'science', 'systems', 'embedded', 'drivers', 'GUI&#x2
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by javier10e6 6y ago
I remember once seeing those NIST guys one evening at Dogfish Head Alehouse across the street talking physics and neutrinos. To measure time between two events, something needs to move faster than those events to perceive it. After a few be
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Hey MS I am scheduling an upgrade for some of your cloud services sometimes next week. Expect some slow down in your data centers throughput across several regions in the US and whatever happens, dont reboot the servers. How that feels eh?
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Self preservation expressed through fear. Can a movie be enjoyed if told that the film is broken and will end abruptly? Without resolution? Life takes one chair away and death stops the music. We all try to find a seat but there not enough
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by javier10e6 6y ago
Code should be obvious the the point that anyone taking a glance can say: "I can take it from here". It happened to me once. I was let go from a gig because the code was so darn easy to maintain (Django plugins), that I coded mys

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