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by kelvin0 10y ago
Actually the manifesto should be written with current FB users in mind, and how their use of the platform is (over?)empowering a select few into driving their own agenda. Mark Zuckerberg and others like him do what they do best, it's u
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I use wxFormBuilder and export the GUI using XRC (instead of Python). I know it's not exactly 'dynamic', but it's pretty close. First I build my whole GUI project with all the widgets in wxFormBuilder, and export the pro
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I really thought this was an Unreal/Unity plugin at first. Now that I have read the article, I wonder does anyone know which 3D engine they are using (Rendering, Physics...)?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Cool, but how is it different\better than Steam? Thanks for your suggestion.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I've been using Steam for many years and I play 5-10 hours a week. I simply find it great, to purchase games and play them (unlike EA origin and all it's clones out there, last time I checked) The way I decide to purchase a game i
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by kelvin0 10y ago
The very best devs are not always using code as a 'solution'. Also, going back to your customer (internal/external) and reviewing their 'needs' goes a long way into understanding the core issue they are facing. Very
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Vizio: Clash of the Titans, when capitalism is at odds with individual privacy
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I just love the Amiga. Used to have a Amiga 500 and sold it a long time ago. I think I'll try to get my hands on one again.
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"... cost-effective way to foster happiness and productivity among workers could be to limit unhappiness of developers .." Come on.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I wish I had (may or may not have) done it myself!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yup, been there done that too ... just could not resist. I stalled for 1/2 hours and finally I feigned acceptance to give them access to my PC to 'fix' it. At the last moment I asked the scammer if he could put me in contact
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Ask HN: Your experience with PyImageSearch Gurus training
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Hired based on a trial week(businessinsider.com)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Also available in this book series: "Why I will never be Happy/Lucky/Content" "Why I will never be a <Important Sounding Title>" "Why I will never have a <Expensive Luxury Item>" You migh
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by kelvin0 10y ago
As a Software Developer, working with Jira is just a pain for me. I just don't like much about it, the less time I spend using it the happier I am. There dozens of views of the same information, but just different enough to get me lost
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by kelvin0 10y ago
You should ask Paul Graham, and his (first?) successful startup he sold to Yahoo: http://paulgraham.com/avg.html So, pretty useful IMHO.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
"Another project could be to investigate his ties to Russia and his past with Russia" OK, I'm a big fan of investigative journalism but this just seems to be a red herring, kinda like the allegations that where made about Oba
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Clearly the CIA's 'public facing' departments do not have the resources, nor the incentives (from a technical standpoint) that are deployed regularly in the 'intelligence' departments of the Agency.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yes, this makes me think of the idiotic laws in the Province of Quebec which don't allow parents to send their kids to English public schools. The only exception is if at least one parent did attends English public school (which is a m
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by kelvin0 10y ago
TL;DR: Idle kids 'waste' their energy getting into self destructive behaviors. When the youthful energy is focused on a useful and valued skill, the chances of addictive behaviors is significantly lowered.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yes you are right about the subsidies, they have been around for the major part of the last 15-20 years. So chances are, they will continue to be a driving force which no new elected government will want to 'cut' (financially and
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I think there are a lot of Intelligent, Educated, Talented and Creative people in Montreal. But that probably can be said of many places across the globe. So the raw materials for successful tech hub are (partially) available. However, the
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Maybe Tesla should consider the following: All the time passed the point your battery is charged is deducted from you next charging session. For example: Your battery charges in 30 minutes, but you stay at the station for an hour (30 minute
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Correct me if I'm mistaken, but even if it becomes a paid service, you might still have to wait for other paying customers to leave? Unless right now there is a problem of people taking their sweet (inconsiderate) time in the parking s
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This type of crypto hash is like hamburgers and cows (as a rather crude analogy): it's fairly easy to make a hamburger from the meat of the dead cow, almost impossible to make a cow from the hamburger meat.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I think the difficulty the parent poster mentions is really meant to be read as: "Ability to work with poorly defined goals AND almost no one knows about this subject you are discovering". So of course you could start a new Web Ap
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by kelvin0 10y ago
OK, but what if I am using JS interop code? Dartium still won't help me, because I still need to go through the layer which allows to 'glue' my Dart code to the JS code.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
OK, so I started dabbling with Dart and wanted I've been wanting to do this for 3 years. Please bear in mind, I want to use Dart because coding in JS directly is not something I thoroughly enjoyed the last time I built a 'real&#x2
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yeah, I would work for Tesla in a heartbeat (or SpaceX, or Solar City or any of the Mega Factories). Well it's back to Access programming for me ... :(
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Conversion from analog to digital will necessarily involve the loss of information. Now the question is, is the data lost crucial to the operation of your system or not? If losing some data is not that big a deal, you might as well build it

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