jlebrech

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by jlebrech 9y ago
do webassembly compilers also compile the fallback?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
Flutter 2009: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeLZCy-_m3s
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by jlebrech 9y ago
> Isn't google tag manager a tool to "click together" modules for people who cannot write html? or would rather not?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
Being able to pick up languages and frameworks that are not garbage is a huge advantage. Being young means you can undercut on salary and live with parents, while you gain experience. Being female means you can cut out on garbage socialisin
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you can learn about greeks and romans quite easily in your spare time, they wrote a lot of books.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
that's the point. we're the planet's disease.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
we could move rhinos and elephants there, it would guarantee being free of poaching.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
so the cold war nearly saved the planet, imagine the planet being mostly radioactive, wildlife would thrive.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
If any of you visit eastern europe or countries where pirating a copy of windows is common practice, you can get linux laptops everywhere, sometimes the same machine is discounted because it's a display unit with freeDOS (who'd bu
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by jlebrech 9y ago
what i'd like is a portable "mainframe" you can remote into from older (or cheaper) machines, something you can still in a backpack along with a chromebook.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I wrote a script in Go and used it in ruby with popen3.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
you could also have a small cargo area to deliver a few things.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
I'm dreaming of living in a Tesla Semi
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by jlebrech 9y ago
as long as it cannot be used in divorce court, or by you doctor to check if you haven't been to the donut shop and such private matters. for crime it's great, but if you're a dissident they also know where you've been, o
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by jlebrech 9y ago
hunch detector
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by jlebrech 9y ago
the magic happens in the brain of the user not the rods. the brain can sense a lot more than we think.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
it won't need filling, it'll come in from the nile or mediterranean or make the mediterranean larger but shallower.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
if they start taking the sahara sand it'll turn into a lake.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
maybe nullupdates should be a thing.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
maybe their engineers are called advisors?
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by jlebrech 9y ago
same thing goes with single page applications. i've haven't seen the benefit yet, a fast full stack app sprinkled with react/vue at the last minute does just as good a job.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
If your datastore has no schema your application must be the schema, you have to version your models and have those migrate when old data is accessed.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
the system is also designed in such a way that the rich have legal loopholes whereas the poor have to break the law.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
does the ethics test preclude doing work on rayguns? asking for a friend.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
We don't plan to be poor, and all wish to be rich. When someone claims that extra £30 a week we feel it's our money because we can visualise it in our minds. When a rich person finds a way to not pay tax, it feels more like it&#x2
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by jlebrech 9y ago
all it needs for regular from out of backpack development use is a browser and docker.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
Haiku could be the perfect netbook laptop OS IMHO. no nonsense but still modern.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
> makes me wonder if there's some kind of reward for the teachers based on the number of kids that go on to college. yes, there is.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
be a plumber. splash the cash, lie.
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by jlebrech 9y ago
when we barely avoid armageddon artisans will be the only jobs in town.

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