konradb

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by konradb 11y ago
> They didn't meet revenue estimates and advised that the current quarter is going to be much worse than expected. I do find it fascinating how the market works to adjust to new knowledge. The expectation or estimates of someone ma
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by konradb 11y ago
Out of interest what is this current undergrad spiel about scheduling?
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by konradb 11y ago
I somehow missed the pre-order offer here but I've been using Cursive for the odd project here and there and it fits perfectly. Love the product and look forward to buying it soon. Thoroughly worth it.
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by konradb 11y ago
Have you looked closely at the core of Zen?
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by konradb 11y ago
Oh you've just given me a huge dose of nostalgia - I used to do that over telnet back in... 92 or 93 I forget which. I had completely forgotten that sz/rz existed.
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by konradb 11y ago
> "so there's nothing technically wrong with it, your objection is purely fear based; keep tabs on that fear and let me know how it goes" Wow, that seems quite patronising on the face of it, are they interacting in this wa
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by konradb 11y ago
> My personal feeling is that the local install approach of gem/npm has won over the pull dependency approach of Maven/Ant - at least for development, but I think also with Docker approaches. What distinction are you drawing he
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by konradb 11y ago
Perhaps if they have a model where after you've had a solid 12 months of subscriptions behind you, you can stop and use the last good versions you had, that would fix the issues people are complaining about. That would lose you the &#x
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by konradb 11y ago
I'm with you in terms of productivity/results etc. I remember when I started with a new team that were all Eclipse. I gave it my all. I really did. No doubt much of it came down to familiarity but there was something about it
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by konradb 11y ago
I think their all-you-can-eat subscription deal is pretty good value. I use Intellij Ultimate but I have messed around with Appcode and Rubymine in the past and wanted to give CLion a go. I remember a while ago thinking 'surely they
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by konradb 11y ago
Is it hard to justify because the department was not going to get regular updates (so you'd half the cost by say, only updating every two years)? If they were going to get yearly updates I can't see the downside other than psycho
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by konradb 11y ago
Sorry for late reply, thanks for the info! Interesting to see what others are doing.
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by konradb 11y ago
I always say that making an argument using analogies is like trying to tie your shoes with laces made of butter. :)
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by konradb 11y ago
How do you arrange your PG clusters, are you using streaming replication?
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by konradb 11y ago
Wow that's wildly aggressive. I know people say 'push for the sale' but that seems counterproductive. It seems like they would have got further if they listened more.
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by konradb 11y ago
Perhaps 'pedantry' would be more idiomatic? :)
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by konradb 11y ago
You would have to terminate in magsafe connectors. You'd either have to butcher the wiring on all the power bricks or come up with some frankenstein thing with airline adapters, which I believe are now discontinued for some reason.
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by konradb 11y ago
> when you have absolutely no mobile presence you can control or make ad revenue off of Reddit bought Alien Blue, why wouldn't that count?
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by konradb 11y ago
Presumably it's an issue of national sovereignty - it is their country, and they are broadly able to do any activities on their land as they see fit, just as the EU and US have seen fit to develop nuclear weapons. Presumably the altern
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by konradb 11y ago
I bought one of these a few years ago and was touched by the personal note written in it. I hadn't realised until now that it was Clifford Stoll who actually sent these! Fascinating video.
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by konradb 11y ago
It doesn't seem like an obvious route to success. It feels like you wouldn't be getting as much efficiency out of a company where many people were learning on the job, or executing processes that were very dissimilar to the sort o
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by konradb 11y ago
Thanks, looking forward to them.
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by konradb 11y ago
To jsiminoff: do you guys still have the lockitron integration that you had planned for Doorbot? I can see that there's quite a few alternatives now like those by Schlage - any plans to offer the unified UI that you had planned or are
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by konradb 11y ago
Ring is on my list for later this year; I look forward to trying it. I was going to go for Doorbot but the bad reviews had put me off. I don't see the same reviews for Ring. Best of luck :)
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by konradb 11y ago
The same company that made Ring came out with this first. It was crowdfunded and the people that stuck out the very long wait were very underwhelmed I hear. The doorbot facebook page was a lot of very angry people. I guess they abandoned
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by konradb 11y ago
Of course it is very likely race was a factor here, but it may well have been that he was the only poor soul who they could find with an envelope of cash.
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by konradb 11y ago
I'd trust this all more if it was coming from the teams back up, rather than edict going down.
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by konradb 12y ago
Anyone know if you can do stuff like use emacs, cc, make, install a JVM etc?
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by konradb 12y ago
Do you use Cursive? Last time I tried it I found some weird bugs in the text editing which caused problems for me. I very much wanted it to work though, I need to try it again.
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by konradb 12y ago
I think that amazing activities should be freely filmed. The more inspiration in this world the better. If people less good at climbing than this guy are inspired but then bite off more than they can chew, we don't need to darken the

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