keithnoizu

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by keithnoizu 7y ago
why do they care if you have memorized all of each languages specific apis when you can easily look them up on the fly with intellisense or similiar. My own pet peeve since being super dyslexic despite being a solid programmer I memorize ve
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Sounds vaguely like my caffeine fueled musing: https://github.com/noizu/artificial_intelligence "3. Working rudimentary memory, and reusable modular networks. So keeping in mind of the concepts from 1. & 2. a
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Well I mean there are a class of bugs they help to catch but with pattern matching it really don't come up very often. Just don't match the values you don't want. Sure it's a runtime error but you'll catch them pret
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
It's a great stack. I've been primarily using it for the last 5 years although for a largish .5 million unit IOT backend not web development.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Correction, Pine Rosin, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KFoB5OEtRA
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
And allegedly you can make the world best baked potato with it, by boiling them in pine pitch, although obviously you can't eat the skin afterwards.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
The real time censoring of all the news channel whenever the escalation in hong kong comes up is a bit too much for me.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Speaking as someone in china on business at the moment, does anything really make like in China bearable with out a VPN.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Yes. It's odd that they wouldn't use a vesa mount if they are targeting this market that often uses custom display mount grids. Or at at least include the bracket in the packaging. You can use a vesa mount and still support custom
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
but having a non standardized mount is so revolutionary.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
The end-benefit aspect of consumer price sensitivity.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
It's okay, I like elixir's take on things more and I question how suitable Go is for maintainability of large projects. But it's okay. It will improve as more developer tools and language features come online.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Might come up in an interview someday.
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Possibly more abstract than what you are looking for but Object-Oriented Design Heuristics is a decent text. https://www.amazon.com/Object-Oriented-Design-Heuristics-Art...
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by keithnoizu 7y ago
Ditto, Multiple missed emails from factory owner in fuzhou I'm on site doing business with and actively emailing back and forth with daily. Despite the back and forth communication some of the direct messages were in the spam folder. T
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Well. I think the trick is, if you are cultivating figs specifically for sale, and wasp corpses are a necessary component of the trade then part of your food preparation process specifically relies on the death of wasps. With out the fig fa
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
I must have been in a cave that month or something. It's a fascinating move imho considering how few people actually knew what git, svn, cvs etc. were when I worked there back in 2010. So much myopia towards outside technology but Saty
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
When I worked on Azure we had some access to the windows team data and documentation, and used an integrated build environment for some services. There are some interesting things going on under the hood mostly around building components in
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
the issue is your lay people will damage the books, or may not have access to the imaging technologies you need to read otherwise illegible text. For example in some cases with faded ink or very weak paper x-ray may be applied.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Nice, I'll give it a spin.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Mhhm I use JWTs with the Guardian library. https://github.com/ueberauth/guardian Including some custom stuff to handle firebase auth tokens on one project.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
I used to use that pattern $$ frequently for library code.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Jokes on them, I don't have any friends.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
noted.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
What steps do you take for personal branding. I'm really bad with this networking, self selling stuff.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
I'll send you an email, meanwhile to hopefully clear my good name. Learned C, Algebra and Calculus at 14 for what it's worth. I wrote a general purpose game GUI system, scrollbars, font system, picture in picture, keyboard and mou
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Fair feed back. The Summary of Skills is mostly a Keyword hack for passive job hunting I can move it around. I can deep dive into Elixir, Embedded C, C/C++, Java, C#, and PHP. I've used all of these on the job excluding perl, pyth
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
appreciated. I haven't polished the thing really in years its a bit rough.
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
https://metacpan.org/pod/Inline
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by keithnoizu 8y ago
Hey SOAP was great when the alternative was coming up with your own custom RPC protocol. At least if you were using visual studio's tooling. And nullable types didn't show up to give you a headache. XML was great when the alternat

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