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by kelvin0 10y ago
Examples of fast pages: http://www.3riversstadium.com/index2.html http://www.pmichaud.com/toast/ http://home.mcom.com/home/welcome.html
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Google went from 'do no evil' to 'do no support'. It feels like talking to a refrigerator when you desperately need support for a service you are paying for. Been there, done that I will never rely on google for anything
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Wow, tough crowd :)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Probably a small french city named: Aille-en-Faune-six
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Actually that seems like a great business plan/startup idea! I would be first in line ...
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by kelvin0 10y ago
It's certainly not cash-locked.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Gees, thanks for that! I kept wondering if it was something to build 'forms' ... and the list of features didn't seem to jive with that assumption of mine.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This is a start: https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Videos/ Also there are many video tutorials if you look on Youtube. Many samples included in Unreal 'kit' that is downloadable, which help
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by kelvin0 10y ago
You have people on the Theranos board of directors who have commited much worse than what the company has been accused of recently. For example, Henry Kissinger: "In June 1999, by order of President Bill Clinton, the State Department r
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Removing anything from the internet is like trying to remove all the urine from a public pool with a handkerchief (during a summer heatwave).
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Any references you care to give out?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Actually, I just remembered I did have 1 recruiter do a fantastic job which landed my my first job in Video games. And yes you are correct in pointing out I could be the problem, however in my case the only interaction I've ever had wi
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I've never had ANY good experiences with ANY recruiters in my career so far. Ditto with most HR of ANY company I've worked for. That being said, being miffed because the recruiter didn't research him thoroughly (because he is
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Lugaru is from the french word 'Loup-Garou' which means Werewolf. I wonder where he got the idea to name the software company as such? Also it speaks volumes that no one has yet commented on appearance of the website, I guess the
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Haskell code (as with LISP code) does not need refactoring. It always comes out as a distilled, pure and crystalline elixir of wisdom. :)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Well clearly it has nothing to do with man-made pollution, it's nature taking it's course and these rampant wildfires. Oh wait, what causes the wildfires you ask? :-)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Thus the shortage, case in point. Thanks for the interesting clarifications.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I can't speak for other provinces, but in Quebec this whole story would have ended very differently. I guess we have a lot to learn from the UK in that department. From what I understand we have a shortage of Doctors AND an ageing popu
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I finally understand what the IoT is! :)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Steam is an awesome plaform that doesn't try to piss the user off (looking at you EA Origin and UBI Play). I don't think anyone can outdo this right now (at least on PC). This FB portal will probably also require a FB? Another fai
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Good coaches are not always the best players, and rarely pretend to be.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I'm not sure I understand the point you are making. Are you saying if there are too many technological advances, the 'bottom' population will uprise? And you mention industrial revolution as a case in point? Please clatify if
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This is a very good article, and I can certainly relate to the points made about legacy code. The problem I had was to be able to quantify the fact that productivity of the programming team was going downhill (legacy code, little to no test
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Ah yes, I suddenly have bout of nostalgia from the IE Monopoly Era. I remember when IE was claimed by MS as being intimately linked to Windows and if removed would hinder core functionalities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I've dabbled in both constantly (3 times a week) for the past 15 years. Although body building can sculpt a body, I never felt really as fit and as strong as I do with power lifting, with an equivalent physique. Something about isolati
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I appreciate your answer, which seems to apply to the general concept of server rendering. But Django can also do all what you mention. My question was: what can React-Server do that Django could not? I hope this clarifies my original inter
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I just recently made the switch into the Web Dev world (coming from C++/Python, desktop world). Since I knew of Django, I've started using it as the 'Backend/Server' part of my Web app dev stack. Basically using Dja
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Excellent adding this to my 'Read soon' list ...
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The perspective I have on HFT is the following: it's a dubious endeavor which in itself does not seem to bring any real value into the world (quite a subjective opinion, I am open to hear yours). However, the pursuit of this endeavor c
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by kelvin0 10y ago
"You can fool some people some times, but you can't fool all the people all the time..."

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