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by jdright 7y ago
2 years since I lost my girl (18 years with me!), still hard as f*. I'll forever miss my baby.
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by jdright 7y ago
> Somehow, many employers have the perception to own every minute their employees are awake. This is increasingly true from my perspective as well. Not sure if I was willingly unaware or what.
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by jdright 7y ago
Why no AMD CPUs? I just don't buy anything Intel and I'm for some time looking at System76, but each time I go build a setup I remember why I gave up the last time around. Also, with the price difference between the two it would b
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by jdright 7y ago
The same can be said about Go
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by jdright 7y ago
This. Seriously, if you're young or new to the domain and is reading and may get yourself justifying things, STOP. This is the best advice you'll ever have.
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by jdright 7y ago
Same here, saw the post, tested it and saw ISS was passing over my house in a few minutes, called my wife to go outside look for it. At first we saw a (possible) satellite, we thought it was too little to be ISS and the trajectory wasn&#x2
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by jdright 7y ago
Free as in Open Source.
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by jdright 7y ago
Pretty sure it is videogames. Last bastion of P4, kind of like dinosaurs.
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by jdright 7y ago
This. And I'm starting to be afraid of ANY Boeing. This company is dead.
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Huawei asks Verizon to pay over $1B for over 230 patents: source(reuters.com)
3 points by jdright 7y ago|0 comments
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by jdright 7y ago
No, they didn't. Yes, I use VSCode, but that is it. And still, I have zero trust on Microsoft with it. I also still use github, but the first sign of misstep will give me the little push I need to migrate of off it.
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by jdright 7y ago
The damage is done. I think the lost of trust will have considerable impact.
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by jdright 7y ago
After this fiasco, I'm more than ever willing to change to Huawei. Best yet if they change to a platform not based on Android. I'm done with Google (and Android soon) in every possible way.
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by jdright 8y ago
(PDF) please?
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by jdright 8y ago
That was not a release, was a code dump. It died and nobody cared about it.
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by jdright 8y ago
Please, consider changing instances of "Generates native Python code" to something like "Generates standard Python code without 3rd party libraries dependencies" or equivalent. The term "native" here is not cor
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by jdright 8y ago
"...I’ll take my segfaults and buffer overflows" Well, this speaks volumes. Nothing more need to be said.
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by jdright 8y ago
I'm in gamedev too, I basically do debugging for living with eventual actual development. Visual Assist X is terrible and extremely slow. Also, it is a clutch, showing one of the biggest weak points of Visual Studio. I use it in a dail
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by jdright 8y ago
Let's see the docs what is needed to use this: > just one file, download here... Later on: > You'll need Buck on your system Then, on Buck's site: > Buck requirements: Java 8, Apache Ant, Python 2.7, ... Well, that d
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by jdright 8y ago
They are giving time to more SQLite users to patch and waiting the CVE to be assigned. Looking at the chromium patch, this has something to do with ALTER TABLE. Looking at SQLite release notes they clearly are hiding the real nature of the
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by jdright 8y ago
Only one studio, no more. And I hear there are some questions about this decision...
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by jdright 8y ago
emphasis on gameplay code . And even there, if you target 60fps (sure a minority of developers), then GC is a liability at best.
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by jdright 8y ago
This will be very useful for platforms (mostly game consoles) where JIT are prohibited / security risk.
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by jdright 8y ago
> Thrift has been around since 2007, and is one of the first rpc protocols. Done reading there. Not sure if bad written or just not knowledgeable, please do your research.
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by jdright 8y ago
What is the actual crime??? Changing jobs?
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by jdright 8y ago
I've done a simple hobby project in Rocket and ported to Actix. I'm not experienced with web services and my project was very limited for learning purposes, here my take away: I like both and for me Rocket was way more ergonomic f
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by jdright 8y ago
That is nice and all. But as you can see, the majority of BBSs are Synchronet, that is not a bad thing but it has a limited support for old DOOR systems. So while it keep the BBS scene alive in someway, it kills a bit of history with other
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by jdright 9y ago
Python killed any chance of success for Mercurial.
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by jdright 9y ago
> Incentives to encourage developers to target 'linux first' isn't just not going to work; its actually unethical. Care to explain? People seems to think this kind of politics from first parties and even from Microsoft ver
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Windows Internal's Alex Ionescu: UWP Is a Disaster(twitter.com)
2 points by jdright 9y ago|0 comments

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