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by jdlyga 9y ago
Content is incredibly cheap nowadays. I used to spend most of my paycheck in high school on CD's.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
How do so many other companies like this make money? For example, HQ: the live trivia game show app that gives away a few thousand dollars multiple times per day. There's no ads, and no in app purchases. Besides burning through VC
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by jdlyga 9y ago
This is a pretty good idea. Dave Chappelle does it before all of his comedy shows. But I'm not going to be part of some sort of rally against phones. The guy on his phone not talking to the person sitting next to him is just the new
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Sounds like AOL punters. Fate X anyone?
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by jdlyga 9y ago
They saw what happened to AOL, and they know it can happen to them too.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I have a 10 year visa to China from the United States. It's just a tourist visa though. I think it's a special agreement between the two countries.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
This really, really depends on where you live. If you live in New York, you can get amazing food everywhere. We have things like paid family leave, free college, universal pre-k, etc that most Americans don't have. Also if you'
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Netflix and Hulu basically cover everything for me. Also looking forward to Moviepass for seeing a lot of new movies in theaters. Anything else gets downloaded.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Imagine you were a character in a video game. Why would I want to pick you? What are your strengths, special moves, etc and how can that help with my playstyle? That's all I want to know as someone interviewing people. You wouldn&#
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Makes me glad I live in New York and not Silicon Valley.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I only have the pure profits that I've made off bitcoin invested in bitcoin nowadays.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I use a 2013 Mac Pro at work, and it's a really nice machine. It's running Ubuntu 16.04, and the huge amount of cores are great for compiling.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I tried to login with several of my old accounts months ago, but they blocked the reset password option.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
upstart gangs should beware of the systemd gangs.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
&& is a major one. Also !! for sudo !!
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Face ID is fantastic. It works more reliably than Touch ID did for me. Security wise, maybe not as secure. But more convenient? Absolutely.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Huge fan of Georgia Tech's online masters program. It's in the top 10 graduate computer science programs in the world, and it's the same curriculum and same degree that you would get on campus. But the total cost of the pro
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Firefox is removing an absolute ton of bloat. It's slimmer than it ever has been in a long time.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
This is why I love Youtube live channels. They just play a constant stream of music without having to sign up or do anything else complicated.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Got the same problem. I'm exporting from Downcast and there's no listing for Echo for open with.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Gnome is the best non-unity desktop environment. Just not out of the box :)
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by jdlyga 9y ago
In 17.10, Unity has better desktop scaling, performs better when doing a menu search, makes better use of screen space, has more advanced virtual desktop capabilities, has the best global menu on any linux desktop, and while isn't bug
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by jdlyga 9y ago
The problem is, Gnome 3 is way more of a "tablet" operating system than Unity turned out to be. I'd take a halfway point between Gnome 3 and MATE.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I'm holding out hope for an Ubuntu 18.04 Unity Remix. Unity 7 just handles so many things expertly when you compare it side by side with Gnome.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
This man is obviously compromised by the government and not a true flat earth believer (sarcasm)
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I'm surprised New York doesn't get mentioned that often. It's a wonderful place to work for software developers. Sure, the housing is expensive, but nothing like Silicon Valley. And you're in the middle of one of the
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I can't see this working out for them. But I'm definitely willing to support it.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
I've found Linux to be cleaner, less cluttered, and generally easier to deal with. Instead of having to use outdated GNU packages and Brew, I have a proper package manager that never gives me problems.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
This looks nice. Reminds me a lot of the Clang Code Model that I use with QtCreator.
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by jdlyga 9y ago
Japan is adorable. In New York, we're grateful to have trains that work at all.

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