jjuel

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by jjuel 7y ago
Sports interests me more. I would rather spend time looking at sports analytics than Wall Street analytics.
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by jjuel 7y ago
I know there is at least one person interested in sports analytics for financial gain here ;)
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by jjuel 7y ago
What about Brave?
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by jjuel 7y ago
Aren't all the other ones you mention closed source as well? Like Kraken and SourceTree for sure.
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by jjuel 7y ago
I tend to think the opposite. When you think of design you think of Apple (which in turn means Jony Ive). Whether or not they cause some functional issues doesn't matter. The market has spoken and they love the sleek design that this m
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by jjuel 7y ago
I mean that probably proves he is Wiki'ed much more than John Elway. Mostly a recency thing I would guess.
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by jjuel 7y ago
Shouldn't it be 'Data are plural' then?
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by jjuel 7y ago
So 4 million G Suite business customers and 70 million educational G Suite customers is outside the core business? I would say 74 million customers is a major part of any business.
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by jjuel 7y ago
And what happens if Keikai fails long before Google gets rid of sheets? I get that Google has a habit of killing things off, but they are often things that are unpopular. Sheets is far from unpopular.
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by jjuel 7y ago
This is what I am wondering. Hopefully it isn't just in the preview Windows build. Although that is what I am guessing.
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by jjuel 7y ago
I purchased an Amazfit Stratos around 6 months ago. This thing is better than any other smart watch I have owned (Pebble, Moto360, Apple Watch). Always on screen. Multiple days worth of battery. Best workout tracking I have had on a watch.
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by jjuel 7y ago
So wait this person was going to quit, but then got fired. So after getting fired they receive unemployment benefits which they would not have received otherwise (obviously they would have gotten fully paid for 60 days). But now are mad tha
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by jjuel 7y ago
Yeah never said it was a bad thing. I love VSCode and I like Visual Studio. I wish VSCode could replace Visual Studio for my current work, but I don't think it works well with .NET Framework solutions yet (and may never will).
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by jjuel 7y ago
Microsoft is doing a good job of turning VSCode into Visual Studio. This is far from a basic text editor anymore.
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by jjuel 7y ago
When have you seen taxes on the wealthy actually work or even pass the House or Senate? Again good in theory, but not good in practice. All that is going to do is get the ultra wealthy and corporations to use more loopholes than they alread
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by jjuel 7y ago
So instead of me directly paying just for my own education I would have to pay for everyone else's education in the form of taxes? Freeing up what I am currently paying for student loans would be nice, but if you take more money from m
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by jjuel 8y ago
I don't program in Ruby and never really have, but there is one thing I know dealing with plenty of legacy code: Temporary code is almost always permanent.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Well it says they didn't discover MAL until 2018 after they'd been working on creating compilers for quite a few years. So yes their implementation of MAL wasn't 10 years long. And they also wrote an interpreter in Rust and t
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by jjuel 8y ago
They make a mobile browser too so why make this app?
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by jjuel 8y ago
Don't you think you could be an edge case too where you went back and studied extra and experimented? Very few college students I know actually did anything like this, and I know I didn't. Obviously it would have helped, but I did
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by jjuel 8y ago
I mean do you really think NCAA basketball games are just a random coin toss? If that were the case wouldn't more than 1 16 seed have won a game? Wouldn't more lower seeds have won the whole tournament? In that case theoretically
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by jjuel 8y ago
I mean just look at what happened to some professional athletes. They get tweets dug up from when they were like 14.
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by jjuel 8y ago
What happens if the OS updates something needed for one service, but breaks something for another?
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by jjuel 8y ago
I don't think you realize how much freedom Linux has. You can absolutely install anything you want at any rate you want with Linux. As soon as that new version of Gimp is out just go build it from source if it is not in the repos for y
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by jjuel 8y ago
I think he means he wants Linux to be like macOS or Windows where this is ONLY one distro. Which to each their own, but that misses the point of Linux and (s)he should probably stick to macOS or Windows.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Longer functions are much more prone to causing errors, and errors that are harder to find. It is honestly much better to have functions that do one thing and one thing only. Might not always be possible, but it is always the best way to co
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by jjuel 8y ago
Do you ever need to update your servers to a newer version like say 2016 or now 2019? There are definitely issues on using say old VB6 libraries when you need to upgrade your severs from 2008 to 2019. Not to mention using those old technolo
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by jjuel 8y ago
You can absolutely install the newest version of Python and Node on Debian. It is a little harder than just an `apt-get install`, but very possible.
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by jjuel 8y ago
That does make sense. I am just trying to think of it in terms of my current personal project. How I could lay it out, but the problem is it is mostly ad hoc queries since it is historical data. Like storing game results and statistics. I t
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by jjuel 8y ago
I love the idea of this, but it is so hard for me to wrap my head around. Can never get my mind out of a relational model. Of course for the personal project I am working on I am not sure NoSQL makes sense, but that could just be me not kno

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