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by jprupp 5y ago
I'm Venezuelan. All I can say is: I know, and that's why I dedicated ten years of my life to help Bitcoin succeed, mostly in the form of Bitcoin Cash these days. I oppose socialism and understand how Bitcoin can help prevent eliti
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by jprupp 5y ago
Hold my beer. Now were is that OpenCL programming book when I need it?
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by jprupp 5y ago
My goal as a pilot is never to attract Juan Browne's attention. :P
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by jprupp 5y ago
It seems to me that there is a bias for complexity among software engineers. When faced with a problem, they seem to be deliberately choosing the most complex possible solution for it. When another programmer runs a problem and proposed sol
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by jprupp 5y ago
This is complexity for complexity's sake. Pay no attention to the disclaimer at the start of the article. They threw every buzzword-heavy bit of tech they could find at it, creating a Frankenstein monster.
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by jprupp 5y ago
And here I was expecting a deep analysis of Cybertron’s diaspora.
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by jprupp 6y ago
I am very grateful for my job to be writing free software. Everything is made available for the world to use or change without strings attached. It feels like I am leaving some sort of legacy, no matter how small, and that makes my existenc
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by jprupp 6y ago
Yes, a company will pay you to work on open source projects that are considered valuable for that company. I am surprised that Marak hasn't been offered a satisfactory job that pays six figures already. Perhaps he makes some mistakes w
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by jprupp 6y ago
What is it like to be the Internet? That structure resembles our brain: a reactive, resilient, shifting network of connections among billions of individual human brains using smartphones and other technological devices, storing, aggregating