jordache

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by jordache 9y ago
js is single threaded. parallel number crunching is not possible. You can fake it by kicking off multiple executions on a data set and chunk the work load across the data set, so they progress incrementally and equivalently. The data might
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by jordache 9y ago
AA is nice but nothing to write home about and no one will mistake AA as a travel destination. If you work in tech and likely earn enough to live comfortably in bay area or the other places I mentioned, the quality of life isuch better
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by jordache 9y ago
Uninspiring landscapes, lack of diverse or superlative outdoor activities, climate. There is a reason those places I named are tourist destinations to a much larger degree than Detroit / SE Michigan
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by jordache 9y ago
lived in Detroit burbs and went to school in AA. Yeah there are always worse places in the country.. but blah.. compared to the tech hubs out west, SE MI is such a boring place to live. it's all relative though of course
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by jordache 9y ago
for the most part, outside of the major cities, the rest of the state is not generating much gdp
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by jordache 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_Gross_S... Add up the states he cited...
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by jordache 9y ago
This article is such filler material. The quality of life in metro Detroit is horrible compared to the Bay Area, SLC, or Denver/Boulder. Sure the type of work singularly may attract some people from out of state. What else does it De
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by jordache 9y ago
who cares what it smells like.. if you use github, why would you prefer github to "stay pure" as you've put it?
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by jordache 9y ago
What meaning of low level are you objecting to? You have to work with the DOM + JS at fairly low abstraction level in order to get an output out of D3. It is be definition reusable. It is extremely powerful though!
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by jordache 9y ago
d3.js is a very low level api. Out of the box, it is not re-usable at the level of this and other charting libraries like c3 or highcharts.
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by jordache 9y ago
A lot of the variables you listed is not relevant. The solution linked here is only deriving the 3d positions of the fingers, none of the other nuances that can be expressed by the hand's muscular and skeletal system.
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by jordache 9y ago
I don't think this is all that amazing. Human fingers only have a very narrow range of motion in a single direction. When the 2D profile of the hand changes, the set of finger movements to arrive at that profile is fairly predictable.
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by jordache 10y ago
So this app is using the device's camera? How does it account for the fact that camera's perception of color is often no where as similar as our eye? Or is the intent for the user to see the world through the app and find colors t
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by jordache 10y ago
in 2017 are there 60 yr old front end devs?
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by jordache 10y ago
You object to spending 2 min squeezing pre made juice, and this juicero contraption is the next logical iteration?
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by jordache 10y ago
A follow up sentence that re-iterates the same sentiment in non technical term will accommodate none technical recipients. Poor UX is my point of this
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by jordache 10y ago
you're joking I assume. If not, don't be in the UX field
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by jordache 10y ago
no.. but I could be a non IT user using hipchat. This sentence is likely meaningless to me.
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by jordache 10y ago
WTF? I got the email from HipChat. It includes this sentence. Without additional non-techy context "HipChat hashes passwords using bcrypt with a random salt." This is a good example of how not to do mass e-mails targeting the gen
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by jordache 10y ago
proprietary? You mean marry a CRUD app with a mechanical device that presses a bit?
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by jordache 10y ago
$100K/yr household means you can afford $8 per cup of juice at home? Oh you mean a single person household. A bro living a one bedroom apt filled with useless gadgets type perhaps
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by jordache 10y ago
It doesn't matter. A collection of roles/claims are associated with each account, resulting in different authorization profiles. Just merge them into a single collection and have my experience be dictated by that merged collectio
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by jordache 10y ago
My Skype account was temporarily hacked at one point, to the extend that it got disabled it. I still have access to the email associated with my Skype account. I've talked to MS support on this already but for whatever reason, they c
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by jordache 10y ago
Yes, but as a consumer I don't care about that differentiation.. Just make it transparent.. merge my authorization rules or something... Gawd.. You're microsoft, you can create a whole new security protocol. Don't have this
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by jordache 10y ago
you ended your post with going to the gym, implying a fitness strategy that excludes cycling entirely due to cons associated with bicycle commuting
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by jordache 10y ago
You are being down voted because you assume if you don't cycle to work, you can't cycle at all, and if you cycle, you must always mix with traffic.
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by jordache 10y ago
I have worked with some truly facepalm level of stupid H1Bs. I am sure we can find the same level of stupid here in the U.S. For these scenarios, I would much prefer u.s. citizens.
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by jordache 10y ago
Ok so how do they perform relative to folks in the us?
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by jordache 10y ago
All things being equal, when it's between a native(citizen, green card holder) who got his/her job displaced by an h1b, then our preference is naturally for the former.
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by jordache 10y ago
fair argument. I will agree with you.

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