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Canvas: Notes for teams of nerds not using FF.
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This is a truly well written and explained article. I love the fact that they can help positively impact public transportation.
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Careful with that assumption. Sometimes your Manager has enough Fortran knowledge to know what programming is, and has very sharp ideas about how it used to be done and how it should be done ... God forbid he also micro manages and has an o
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I'm impressed how fast someone was able to turn this into a Unicorn :-) VCs will be stepping all over each other over this! Seriously, some languages have broken package systems and it looks like it's not the case for JS ... in fa
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My guess is Vulcan?
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The only Kik I knew was the Cola: https://p2.liveauctioneers.com/1164/26545/9944497_1_l.jpg So this lawyer he's from what company? Cause there seems to be quite a lot a Kiks around these days (Kik Messenger?)
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Here's a classic video of a computer hardware vendor in an expo: http://rebrn.com/re/the-most-awkward-computer-hardware-con-w... The cringe factor is of the charts...
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Standard for you means that we live under rocks? Obviously if it's standard we must be clueless. Nice way of phrasing it.
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What's an ETL? Electronic Transport Layer? Big Data N00b here ...
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I read Atlas Shrugged cover to cover (and suffered). How did they deal with that speech in the movie that came out for it? I sure hope they cut it short ...
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Yeah, the VM is the same but allows low-level JS instructions to run. So next step, is to build a <your favorite language> to webasm transpiler and not have to use JS again ... :) I believe emscriptem is already doing this for C/
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"The price difference between desktop apps and tablet/mobile apps does not make any sense, but everybody pretends it does. It’s one of the minor mysteries of the mobile world(...)" The barrier to entry in the mobile dev world
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Never underestimate the dark powers of an incompetent HR department. Not saying this is the case here, but sure has the looks of it ... The person that interviewed was a programmer. The follow up to an interview is usually done by HR. As st
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I don't think this type of information shouldn't be disseminated. I wanted more context as to the use of the structure, or what brings the author to demonstrate it. Not having such context, I then express some concerns with the sh
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It would have been nice to have some context with regards to the algorithm being explored. Although some ideas seem pretty clever, I've too often seen code implementing this in a haphazard way (buggy, no comments). This leaves the next
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”If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.” - Marc Aurelius.
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The really cool stuff can't be showed or discussed here unfortunately (so called 'black projects'). But I admit many of the projects posted here do seem quite interesting.
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Unfortunately this happens to create lots of frustration on the part on newcomers to HN. Karma is King, so you can be downvoted by the Elite, you should check the HN guidelines.
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Yeah, for technology from 1966 its barely acceptable. F-35 is '21st' century technology, or so I thought. Can we really compare the two?
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Like magnets, how do those work? Sorry, had to put that ICP meme, just too easy.
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I just hope the new and 'improved' X files show, won't try to take this subject as an opportunity to make yet another dubious episode ... Seriously though, could simply be a deformed human hand.
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So it would be like a souped-up Visual Assist (as used in VS C++)?
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I have many time mused at having visual elements integrated into your code, to better explain or schematize some concepts (which many times cannot be easily explained by mere comments). The future is not visual programming, it's augmen
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What if designers had to go through a similar interview process? Here are some colors, please arrange them in palette groups that are color coordinated for a given visual effect? Why is red font on blue background bad, please justify? That
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If you ever become a comedian (unless you're already one) I will gladly shovel money at you to tell me jokes ... I was thinking the same thing, but could not express it as viscerally.
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Coroutines != Multithreading. Also as I understand it, GIL places limitations on Python multithreading. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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As you mentioned the problem is IoT 'gone wild', not necessarily with home automation specifically. It's great to see companies in that space doing interesting research and coming out with useful products ... but this whole t
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Testing flag combinations for one. Also please re-read my post carefully. The details are there.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_can't_have_your_cake_and_e...
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In theory, feature flags seem like a good idea. Until you reach a point where too many flags become difficult to test in an exponential tree of combinations. Also, it demands tight discipline to make sure each new flag properly isolates som
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