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by jsgo 9y ago
I think it is a fair point within the context. It links up with the "NK developing nukes for survival" but it also plays out in the sense that an outside nation of any sort, including our allies, can never be certain that 4 years
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by jsgo 9y ago
while that's fair, they also state "The only way I get to be victim is if one of these organisations is duped and then they can’t or won’t address their mistakes or shortfalls and therefore they choose to pass the buck to me.&quot
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by jsgo 9y ago
While I get the author's point, the problem is that for a lot of us in the US (those primarily impacted by Equifax I believe, unless they do work overseas as well), if someone claims to be me and gets the IRS to send my income tax refu
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by jsgo 9y ago
I feel like it may be a yes, but just to ask: would the OpenBSD books be of benefit for someone wanting to get started with FreeBSD? I'm guessing the answer is more likely a percentage, somewhere > 50%.
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by jsgo 9y ago
my guess is it is the latter. If I have my own framework and I want to operate with this standard, I need to have the ability to map to and from ONNX's format. I don't think it is intended for people to write directly in ONNX&#x27
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by jsgo 9y ago
unless the parent edited the post (possible), they're saying "the Empire" as in the empire in the movies, not the word "empire" in and of itself.
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by jsgo 9y ago
I'm sure there are new things coming but the era of gamechanging (or at least gimmicks that felt gamechanging) is probably near an end. That said, I find nothing wrong with Apple adding features from Android (and vice versa) where it f
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by jsgo 9y ago
you could get the feature from any number of areas, I'm just saying that in a lot of cases, the GUI can act as a "gateway" to understanding the functionality of the application and the CLI can then be used to implement/e
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by jsgo 9y ago
Honestly though, I don't think that's far off in that even those you mentioned are leveraged as a library (Firefox maybe not, not sure. Chrome can be used headless so guessing there's a possibility for Firefox. Some of the op
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by jsgo 10y ago
I ordered BotW on the last day of Amazon's 2 week 20% off thing for prime members thing. Would've liked to ordered w/ a Switch, but unfortunately that wasn't going to pass. Luckily, a few weeks later after searching vari
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by jsgo 10y ago
I'm sure they'll figure it out at some point, but the mystique of Apple only releasing something when it was "ready" has been over for a while now. So not only did it come later, it was less evolved than the Windows impl
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by jsgo 10y ago
I, too, work in Visual Studio predominantly. That being said, I've used and liked WebStorm and IDEA. I've played around with Android Studio and as a non-Android developer (someone who just gets an itch to dabble), it is orders of
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by jsgo 10y ago
I'm kind of split on Snowden. I think he had noble intentions with it, but I worry that he disclosed more than was pertinent to the surveillance state-ish aspects he was trying to blow the whistle on. Do I think he's a traitor? No
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by jsgo 10y ago
you're right, my bad.
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by jsgo 10y ago
(removed due to wrong company, thanks josephpmay)
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by jsgo 10y ago
I haven't upgraded in quite a while due to there being a shift at .15 I believe it was where the AAC codec used had licensing issues (whether with the library makers or in what the library makers were implementing). Only affected Windo
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by jsgo 10y ago
I like this idea. And then if the browser can tie back to the OS, specifically Windows with its update restarts but really any of them where browser open + reboot/shutdown, it's an enhancement for site developers without actually
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by jsgo 10y ago
I could be totally wrong as I haven't really messed with it beyond dabbling, but from what I've heard, ASP.NET 4.? (6?) to ASP.NET Core is a pretty big shift which is why there's a lot of conversation around it. In fact, ASP.
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by jsgo 10y ago
"Looks like a Mac." Come on now, no it doesn't. Looks like the HP computer remoted into a Mac, maybe.
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by jsgo 10y ago
Poor defense against accusation of EEE? Do we think Invoke-WebRequest is going to somehow become the new standard for curl functionality? Do we think Microsoft has any intention of that coming to fruition? I imagine if they wanted curl for
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by jsgo 10y ago
Embrace, perhaps. But I think it ends there. My guess is that they wanted to keep onboarding easier for Linux types (Embrace) by creating an implementation they thought would handle the typical use case (like ls and the like) using a wrappe
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by jsgo 10y ago
unless I'm misunderstanding the question, I don't think this is going to be an issue. I have VMs on an external hard drive that are accessible to me via Windows and Ubuntu (fairly sure I've accessed them on my MBP as well, no
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by jsgo 10y ago
You may be right, I'm not sure. Personally, I would only want for my custom desktop. As for laptops, I've looked at other vendors and as nice as the new XPS 15 looks and has a type C connector that could be used for external GPU,