jordache

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   by jordache 9y ago

   >much less a bigger framework So do you primarily write server side web apps? Anything slightly more sophisticated on the front-end beyond imperative jQuery calls, requires a framework, to organize your logic, and to scale up to a team
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   by jordache 9y ago

   to do what with jQuery? It's not a good practice to mix them.
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   by jordache 9y ago

   I will make the assertion that jQuery is only useful for lightweight DOM manipulating. Any more complex than that, one would use a JS framework to implement the client experience. In this case, you would not want to jQuery. So essentially
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   by jordache 9y ago

   but traditional physical limitations of an image sensor's light gathering ability is always in context of the sensitivity of the sensor. If the sensor is made even more sensitive, there is more than enough light to create images.
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   by jordache 9y ago

   who still uses jquery? to create usability mockups?
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   by jordache 9y ago

   Why is space a critical variable? the sensor in question is tiny. The rest are software and the phone's CPU. It doesn't mean if the iphone8 was designed to be 2x thicker, Apple could have done much more with the camera quality.
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   by jordache 9y ago

   >The reason someone carries a DSLR today is because of the optics, the speed and the control mechanisms. Having shutter speed, aperture, white balance etc. at your fingertips when shooting. Having the ability to switch from a 105mm portr
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   by jordache 9y ago

   Do you use external monitors daily? Or dual external monitors? I suspect it has to do with the USB C driver or hardware that's buggy. Crash almost always occurs on wake from sleep (when plugging in monitors and other USB C peripheral
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   by jordache 9y ago

   with the 2016+ MBP, you'd reboot several times a week, due to crashes
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    by jordache 9y ago

    yeah but having someone be able to articulate the make up of a logo on a paper is a huge departure then you having an identifiable logo that can not be confused for another by the consumer.
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    by jordache 9y ago

    It's not about Linux deployments. Our nodeJS and angular deployments in Azure's managed app services are hosted in IIS. If you are only counting the OS as an indication of .NET or no .NET, your numbers are severely inaccurate. I c
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    by jordache 9y ago

    Azure works with plenty of open source technologies. Just because a stack is hosted in Azure, doesn't mean it's inherently a .NET stack
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    by jordache 9y ago

    if you want to continue down the full stack path.. Learn JS really well. Then pick up node and a front end framework..
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    by jordache 9y ago

    startups generally do not use .NET
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    by jordache 9y ago

    I don't think anyone beliefs companies out there are interviewing for competency in legacy text editors.
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    by jordache 9y ago

    That's what you got out of the article? Obviously it's just highlighting a single interesting correlation. Wow someone is going to learn an editor thinking it will help he/she interview better?
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    by jordache 9y ago

    Only 8x? Doesn't seem like that much? Maybe more aligned to the patterns in which the trucks are used.
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    by jordache 9y ago

    But the impressive sell of this technique was the AI discerned enough patterns and physics from the reference video to auto generate a game engine that replicated/simulated the original game. This alludes that it understood the player
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    by jordache 9y ago

    the examples had the character move precisely like in the reference video. This just looks like the AI recorded the original video and played it back. I thought the AI created a playable game engine from the reference video? If so, why did
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    by jordache 9y ago

    >Many Blender users coming from other 3D sofware often said that Blender UI is weird and stop them from using it further. I guess it is a matter of habit. That's the same feeling I had of Blender, hence I put them into the category
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    by jordache 9y ago

    not talking about bump mapping. Talking about the dents on the lens' filter silver filter ring. I doubt it was modeled. https://www.blender.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/camera_pb...
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    by jordache 9y ago

    Even the dents on the lens? Texture wouldn't be able to generate actual geometric deformities can it?
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    by jordache 9y ago

    I've been out of the 3D scene for years now. I have never used Blender but have used 3DsMax, Lightwave. How does Blender compare against contemporary 3D suites? Is it the whole GIMP vs Photoshop non-debate? (I can't stand GIMP B
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    by jordache 9y ago

    oh like the iphone 4 antenna?
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    by jordache 9y ago

    You got all of that from a press event? reallY?
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    by jordache 9y ago

    LOL the IL homer who down voted.. https://www.illinoispolicy.org/cook-county-has-largest-popul...
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    by jordache 9y ago

    Everyone is leaving IL, why would Amazon be the lone exception?
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    by jordache 9y ago

    SLC has terrible pollution that is directly correlated with population within the valley. Adding 50K more to the mix in a short amount of time is not a helpful addition
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    by jordache 9y ago

    The big state colleges are regarded as equals in the state, only in athletic terms. Everyone knows Michigan is the lone standout academically.
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    by jordache 9y ago

    Compared to more outdoor friendly cities out west, Detroit is a downright depressing place to live. Especially for young people.