jlebrech

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by jlebrech 9y ago
cde is kde's uncle
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I miss read this, I thought it was an implementation of workers with a dependency graph. for similar projects look at: Bazel https://bazel.build/ Tup http://gittup.org/tup/ Make https://www.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
less design by commitee
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by jlebrech 9y ago
"are you sure you want to delete this repo?"
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by jlebrech 9y ago
when you learn how to use views and stored procedures you'll speed up your application so much. * and temporary tables, etc.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
interactivity should move to a newer platform and the web should just be for brochure sites, articles and legacy stuff. there should be a new platform that uses a new engine that's isn't backwards compatible. It might be possible
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by jlebrech 9y ago
XUL seemed interesting, not being backwards compatible with html was one of it's strengths.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
don't make them
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by jlebrech 9y ago
nope, html needs to stop. it's a document markup language and shouldn't be used for apps.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
they need more arcades, plenty of opportunity for full 4k gaming and vr experiences that would be too expensive for many in the home.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
this confused me, taxi = car, tesla = car, P100 is a tesla model number.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I worked a place where the password requirement for the system was 3 numbers, 2 letters, 3 numbers. and you had to change it every 3 weeks.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
and don't forget preventing pasting
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I'd like to see websites that process not just the current user's tasks but runs batch processes to make the overall user experience faster.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
yes
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by jlebrech 9y ago
women are sexier than men, so this is just anti-women.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
are you saying it would be better on a planet with an atmosphere to use as heat conduction medium?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
the nuclear reactors you are so afraid of were designed in the 60s and haven't gone through stringent computer simulations, nowadays you have 100s of companies test every single part that will end up in a working reactor, it's com
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by jlebrech 9y ago
i would love to see problems that have bounties on them and you get a sciencecoin or something for solving it.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
they should be indoctrinating kids at school that nuclear is safe, rather than other "stuff" they tell them nowadays
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by jlebrech 9y ago
the cold of space and the heat of a nuclear reactor would be the perfect combination for a peltier reaction. not very good for a rover though.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
not matter how pretty you format your CV you'll sit at and interview wondering why the interviewer is looking an mangled up piece of paper which turns out to be your CV. Also recruiters that have a form with 10 textareas (for you to fi
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I think Vanilla Rails sprinkled with a bit of React can go a long way. Not every part of an app needs the duplicity of state, or need to look dynamic.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
i prefer undelivery, aka leaving it in the closest depot in the same city or town for the recipient to pick at their convenience, for example amazon lockers.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
lavabit them
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you could also send the source code to a third party notary to send to them incase you went bankrupt and also release your product open source when you go bust.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you could also give them source code but on printed paper so they don't outright steal the source, and also make them sign an NDA for a free with a much larger fee if they break it.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
we wanted to see our supplier's source code to use their api as their documentation seemed lacking, they asked us sign an nda that if broken would cost us a lot of money. all of a sudden we found their api sufficient to do what we need
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by jlebrech 9y ago
they should fund public transport proportionally to a tax applied to fuel. that way more cars also means more buses (or well maintained if people insist on using cars) every year crank up the fuel tax and you'll see more people using b
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by jlebrech 9y ago
how is that different to writing a test for the old method then writing the new method from within the test then moving it to the old location when you're finished.

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