jetti

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by jetti 9y ago
To be happy.
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by jetti 9y ago
What about FreeDOS?
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by jetti 9y ago
There was no mention of Unix, just Linux/Windows/macOS. So Solaris or any of the BSDs could fit.
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by jetti 9y ago
"One interpretation is that you're responsible for someone else breaking the law. If it's a violation, then the border guard committed the violation." The problem with that is that they aren't a covered entity and t
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by jetti 9y ago
For my main product: - C# with WPF - Visual Studio - Windows 10 - HostGator for hosting - Stripe for billing - S3 for storing executable download For other projects I'm looking to start: - Digial Oce
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by jetti 9y ago
Agreed. They finally have an "express" version but even that was $199. I'm sorry but I'm not going to pay that much money for something that I may never even use, especially for a stripped down version of it.
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by jetti 9y ago
"possibly even portals to HIPAA/other PII data of a more commercial nature)." You bring up a good point about HIPAA. I work in health care and we are allowed to keep a work email client on our phone provided that we keep cont
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by jetti 9y ago
I have an hour and a half commute (each way) and majority is spent on the train. I have a hotspot and do all my fun programming on there. Learning a new language, learning a new framework or just creating something. It's a great way to
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by jetti 9y ago
RabbitMQ is written in Erlang which definitely supports threads (called processes) and are actually built into the BEAM. I think it is a strong candidate for what Erlang brings to the table and I think while you could do it in a native lang
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by jetti 9y ago
If that is the case, what benefits do you see in switching? I'm genuinely curious.
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by jetti 9y ago
I don't use Atom but I do use Visual Studio Code (which is also Electron based). I use it because there are no real IDEs for Elixir and navigation is amazing. It is also lightweight (compared to JetBrains' IDEs). Another big plus
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by jetti 9y ago
I installed Fedora 26 as the only OS on my laptop and I am very impressed. I don't miss Windows at all. I have played with Ubuntu in the past but Fedora blows that out of the water.
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by jetti 9y ago
At 17 I had a psychotic breakdown and was diagnosed with Schizoaffective disorder. I broke down and told the school counselor about the "bad thoughts" I was having (suicidal and homicidal) and was suspended. I had to miss a month
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by jetti 9y ago
My hunch would be to benefit for the variety of architectures that GCC supports[1] without having to write any architecture specific code directly. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Compiler_Collection#Archit...
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by jetti 9y ago
Yes. I'm bound to Word because that is what the publisher uses and has their templates in. If it was self publish then I would've been using Latex (or maybe even markdown) the whole time.
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by jetti 9y ago
As of about a month ago I'm officially Windows free. I have an iMac for desktop and had a 2012 MBP for laptop (that dual booted Windows via Bootcamp). A torrential downpour that soak my backpack ended up destroying that MBP so I bought
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by jetti 9y ago
That's a good one. Once I started making use of that my functions are a lot smaller and cleaner. To add to Elixir, I would say the ease of interoping with Erlang. It allows me to easily take advantage of the massive Erlang libraries th
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by jetti 9y ago
Are you using GNAT? What kind of programs are you writing to learn? Why Ada?
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by jetti 9y ago
Oops, you're right. I misread the docs. Sorry about that!
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by jetti 9y ago
Yep, but it isn't quite the same. Mono AOT still requires Mono to run the executable, it just doesn't use the JIT engine (when passing in --aot=full command line when executing your program). It doesn't create a native execut
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by jetti 9y ago
It doesn't have to be a bubble for the SEC to issue something. After all, most of the ICOs seem like attempts to skirt SEC regulation in order to raise money and they see that too.
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by jetti 9y ago
I like how Microsoft added this but the major drawback is it is Windows 10 only.
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by jetti 9y ago
Interesting. There article says that it would be a Class 7 semi but Wikipedia [1] puts it as a Class 8 based on the weight limit given. I can imagine that this could catch on in the construction industry to pull waste/concrete from job
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by jetti 9y ago
Anonymouth. There is a github link at the very bottom of the article.
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by jetti 9y ago
The SEC has ruled that some coins in ICOs are actually securities and are subject to the SEC rules[1] so they aren't going to really bypass the SEC at all. It's just a matter of time before things get ugly. [1] http://fo
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by jetti 9y ago
This all depends on where you are. In the US, you have to provide KYC information to get bitcoins so there will be a wallet tied to your personal identity. From there, you can follow the transactions on the blockchain and see where it leads
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by jetti 9y ago
I personally don't like subscription pricing for desktop software. I prefer a fixed price that I can pay up front. I like having control of when I update and if I update.
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by jetti 9y ago
"Why would you ever need full week coverage?" Because critical issues happen and typically businesses want them solved ASAP rather than waiting a week til people come in again.
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by jetti 9y ago
Sennheiser 280PRO. I had a pair that I accidentally destroyed by slamming the car door on the cord but love 'em so much had to get a new pair.
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by jetti 9y ago
Depends on jurisdiction. In Illinois, you can only have one ear covered while driving. That said, I think OP means which headphones do you use daily rather than which headphones do you use while driving.

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