jmorenoamor

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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
It's marketing. Nearly all the advertisement industry tries to make you feel insecure about something, and then give you a warm helping hand. It's probably the most hideous legal business that exists.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Any chief should be a subject matter expert. Even if its knowledge is partially outdated due to switching to management at some point.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
One person did that. It's not like there is a trend. Just to add context to the headline.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
It's like playing Factorio but in real world.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
A non-commercial self hosted sync solution/license would be great for people who can set it up, and probably wouldn't hurt sales for people who don't have the skills or don't want to set it up.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
If you run a health insurance company, you should not be able to deny coverage under any circumnstance. Yes, it sounds naive, but it is true.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Dogs too, A war dog was as terrifying vision to witness for a native. But also the strategy and combat discipline of units was way superior in the old world.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
What is the minimun number of "if" statements a software must have to be called "AI"?
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Well, it is the marketing trend. You have to put AI on your product somewhere, or tell that you are using AI to make it. We have seen this before.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
The usually go deep in algorithms and data structures used to model the game mechanics and systems. Also they discuss refactorings in pretty good detail. They have a lot of topics to talk about, and some of them are pretty good software eng
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I strangely love Lynch's Dune, the atmosphere captivated me as a kid, and the feeling has stayed there. The Harkonen were disgusting, repulsive, and Irulan at the intro was a teen crush for me. I also love Villeneuve's version, th
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
To me, it sounds like: We are going to develop and test it anyways, and we will try to standarize it again when the time comes.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I've worked for a bank in Europe, and the core banking system is as you describe it. Other satellite services and applications are migrated to the cloud or SaaS, but the core is an old school mainframe, solid and tested to the last bit
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
The admin has always served me as a great bootstrap for my applications. Thanks for yout work!
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I've been part of a project to use blockchain and smart contracts for the ticket lifecycle of a sports club events. Buy, transfer, validate at the gate. All in a private blockchain instance without a "token economy" involved.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Probably money, as always
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Factorio completely hacks and breaks the brain's reward system of anyone interested in problem solving. It's a never ending, deep, wide, and task oriented rabbit hole where you can create very personal solutions that are very rewa
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Wow, looks interesting. You make per project makefile-like python pipelines that are executed by an installed runtime/docker container? Then I will give it a try, I've been looking for a lightweight local ad-hoc jenkins substitute
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I make and repair machines, you have tons of restaurants. You mandate that franchises have to buy my machines, and only me can service them. We both benefit economically from this agreement. Also, machines enter in service mode without need
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I rember the "neutrino storm" from Prometheus. I thought: Come on, you can use anything as an excuse for a malfunction event, why did you use that?
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Proper tools Proper environment For me, it's zero friction from problem solving to actual running code.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Another new user here. Great app
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
My first languaje after BASIC was Modula2, which looks a lot like Pascal. I studied OOP, algorithms and data structures with Pascal in college, so it's a languaje for which I have great memeories. Nice to see it's still around.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I see a lot of people does this, deleting comments after some days. I'm curious, why do you do that?
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Wait, are you estimating without taking into account the moon phase? Good luck with that.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Reddit can stand a 48h blackout without a problem. Anything but a permanent blackout is just peanuts to them.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
Atmospheric pressure? Water hardness? Go figure.
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
For those who played Tomb Raider when it was released, you know it was a hit because the game was great, movement was smooth and the sense of freedom felt amazing. Lara as a sex symbol was the cherry on top and free marketing for the game,
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
I support emulation, but emulating a live system __and__ publishing it in Steam is pushing some ethical limits. I don't say breaking them, just entering a gray area. Nobody raised an eyebrow with RetroArch, which for me is the proper u
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by jmorenoamor 3y ago
This was my favourite bookmark site when I started playing KSP

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