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by jjuel 8y ago
This x1000 We would need some sort of aggregator. Currently, you could call Facebook an aggregator of personal websites. Of course all of the personal websites are also hosted there, but it technically is an aggregator of those webpages. Le
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by jjuel 8y ago
Not to mention how he used to work in Silicon Valley.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Crostini isn't as mature yet as WSL is, but Crostini is better in my opinion.
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by jjuel 8y ago
I will be honest. I bought my Pixelbook mostly due to the aesthetics and features(most of which I no longer use e.g. tablet mode and pen support). I loved it for a long time. My laptop was mostly a browsing machine anyway so ChromeOS was pe
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by jjuel 8y ago
Yeah that is interesting. I hadn't noticed on my first read through. He was absolutely touting the benefits of JIT with a claim "In some cases a JIT version could make code run thousands of times faster, but benchmarking is key.&q
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by jjuel 8y ago
I am curious as to why Microsoft would release a post just two days ago about a dead plugin written by one of the developers of said plugin?
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by jjuel 8y ago
Always love seeing stuff from my alma mater on the front page of HN!
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by jjuel 8y ago
I was 9 when I fell off my bike and broke my femur. Being in traction for 4 weeks followed by a full body cast for 12 was not a very fun way to spend the 4th grade.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Not necessarily, but saying that the "doors are kept shut artificially" is something straight out of r/conspiracy.
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by jjuel 8y ago
As was stated in the article. Buttons like delete and backspace are on the right so you can mouse select and delete without significantly changing your hands position on the keyboard. But yes that is a little bit of a weak argument.
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by jjuel 8y ago
General curiosity since I haven't used iTunes in forever. What does it do that you cannot do anywhere else?
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by jjuel 8y ago
The 'Force Touch' trackpads I am not a fan of at all. I do not like them nearly as much as my 2012 MBP that actually clicks. They had them perfected and then messed with them IMHO.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Yeah Github wasn't a non-profit. It was a company that wanted to make money. They weren't giving everything they offered away for free. In fact the main reason I used Gitlab was for free private repositories. But no use arguing I
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by jjuel 8y ago
How is it bad for open source? Open source existed before GitHub and will certainly remain after.
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by jjuel 8y ago
Nokia was struggling long before Microsoft came along though. They saved it for a little bit, but there isn't much you can do with a company that got so far behind it's competitors. Samsung, HTC, Apple, Motorola, etc were all ligh
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by jjuel 8y ago
I wonder what people would have thought if Github had just disappeared instead of selling to Microsoft? I mean I understand some concern, but this can really only be a good thing for Github in the long run. It isn't like Microsoft was
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by jjuel 8y ago
I am sure no one in the company has changed since that memo leaked in 1996...
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by jjuel 8y ago
This is one of the things I miss in Python from Go. I loved gofmt because I didn't have to think about the formatting it was just formatted. It did take time to get used to, but now I miss it in other languages. Especially when working
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by jjuel 8y ago
WSJ a little behind John Mulaney's grandmother... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I5l64ZmEWY
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by jjuel 8y ago
Could also give you the feeling of being uncomfortable. Then when you are struggling working through a problem you get so frustrated. And think "If only it weren't so damn hot in here." Then all you can think about is the hea
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by jjuel 8y ago
But what if you struggle with it (even if you eventually finish)? What if you look back and think that code could be much better? There are still so many things that can creep into your mind making you think you aren't as good as you m
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by jjuel 8y ago
Fair enough. I do think this is a step in the right direction. I know on the slack there are plenty of people who want to make Go into a language you can use for Data Analysis/Science. It might just take a little more time for it to ha
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by jjuel 8y ago
Do you do any data analysis? Have you used any of the tools for Go like gonum? Notebooks are great for presentation of the data, and how you got where you did. They display the plots and graphs in line for you. You can add markdown for extr
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by jjuel 9y ago
Well considering they are type hints that aren't actually checked then the answer is no.
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by jjuel 9y ago
I had read that, but from what I read they get it to launch steam, but cannot run a game yet. So still a WIP.
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by jjuel 9y ago
Steam is actually still a WIP. When I tried to install it following the Debian instructions (inside a Stretch container) I was unable to do so. It currently does not support the i386 arch necessary. Maybe that has changed since I tried, but
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by jjuel 9y ago
I would be curious to see the same stats in college about points per shot based on distance to hoop and distance to closest defender like he has for the NBA. I would guess there are more defensive breakdowns in college leading to more open
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by jjuel 9y ago
Do you have proof that the Go team has not looked at any other dependency management approaches or considered ones from other languages?
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by jjuel 9y ago
I mean do we really think Facebook is the only company with data problems? Is switching to something different really going to make a difference? Deleting your Facebook won't get rid of your data. Google, Microsoft, Twitter, your ISP,
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by jjuel 9y ago
Do you mean you only are logged in on your phone or tablet? This seems like the antithesis of what you want. I have removed it from my phone so now I can only log in on a computer. It has made me so much more happy to not have that temptati

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