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If only we could do long transmission from one half of the earth and vice versa...
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8y ago
Well I feel embarrassed for him. I genuinely think he wanted to help. I guess it's like automated cars maybe? It'd save million's of lives but we're so stuck on validating that it might not come in time.
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I got a ps4 vr for christmas. Had to return it. I wanted sooo much to like it but the stomach nauseous and fogged lenses just happened to quick and often. I returned it. I just don't want to wear VR stuff I'd rather get something
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8y ago
The bigger China grows the more important IP and patents will become thus making it like all the rest. India will be the next giant to be exploited.
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I'm not following your numbers here. In my recollection our wages have largely been stagnant since 2004? Do you have means to back up your claims? Meanwhile wage growth from what I've seen in the EU has grown. Especially say in En
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8y ago
I could see this seriously being a net positive in the care of people say dying from cancer, depression from paralysis etc. Not all of us can lift weights or simply go for a walk, but our minds yearn to be free.
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The wall just got 10 feet higher. I can't find any info though on webGL.... anyone find anything? Apparently iOS is getting hosed too
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Yes. Are you not aware now that kids are more likely to play video games than watch television yet we pay into PBS. Are you not aware that much of what we enjoy and work for in life was because of the awareness brought by an artists passion
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I think the video game industry is literally run like the movie industry except there is no union to help the people who make the actual magic happen unlike say the entertainment industry. I realize that some hate unions but some things on
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Why did he resign though? Because he felt bad about he tweeted?
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That was a beautiful article. I have to commend the Guardian here. I'm going through hell with my wife and my daughter. The fact that there are people making it with kids not their own -- out of love. It gives me hope for this world th
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Survivor Syndrome to the T. It's a part of our modern life I'm afraid. It could be a lay off. A car crash. Any event of trauma where you didn't feel in control. I've been laid off 3 times now - there's not a lot of
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9y ago
I recall reading this too. It's apt to think now how gracious we've been afforded that software innovation has not kept up with hardware innovation. While computers have got relatively that much more powerful as he states, they ar
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Ah nostalgia. Everyone here should look up the original meaning of nostalgia though to really understand this. It's so apt yet so crippling.
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Maybe they've developed fear of FOSS after this oracle debacle and just want to greenfield the whole thing out of fear.
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I think many in this forum are at it to make money. So I sincerely doubt they'd have a problem with it. To me it's an emblem or icon if you will of what's going on in today's world. Value purely is existentially equated
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It must be heaven.
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I've read all the ideas around why or why not Google is liable or Oracle is being frivolous... Can an "Expert" tell me what would happen to Google(and Android by Association) if Oracle won full out? Besides the paying out of
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I worked for a firm that sold IBM products. We had a horde of developers in India. Is that the proof you want? Some teams there was particularly great. Other's not so much. Turnover though was EXTREMELY high.
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As someone who used to work in/on/underneath websphere. I can tell you I am loathe to even consider anything IBM. I was almost recruited by them and then I recalled how miserable I was on one particular project. The money was good
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I sincerely hope this doesn't start a precedent for our industry or for other places in this country. Stuff is hard enough as it is...
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I am thinking of home schooling my daughter with my wife. For one my daughter is autistic and special needs programs in Texas are fairly ok to bad. Two because the curriculum is so brain draining and well my daughter simply would refused to
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Yup I'm a JS Dev and I use webpack (3). I get the entire thing. However I think this is still all so complicated for no sake but for a small benefit. I'm currently looking for a tool to find out how much is seen/used vs how m
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When I started working in the late 90's I had worked for this old guy who now looking back was way smarter than I caught on. He always said crotchety shit like: I'd ask hey lets put a job ad in the newspaper and he'd respond,
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Reading this hurt. Life's to short. Quit. There are plenty of places that pay just as good or give you much more than just raw cash. If you've a family to feed (like me) I totally can get why you'd want to say. I know it'
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Canada denies families with Autism :( already looked into it. The system here pushes ABA hare. Very hard. People swear by it. But when I saw my daughter gets stressed and count to 10 touches her eyes and ears and says random strings of what
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A lot of good arguments about using and not using make. Count me in the not using make camp. IMO it's just simply overkill. JS work nowadays is so modular if we were talking about configuring a monolith service at build time... sure ye
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"How would you subject the world to constant monitoring at all times?" Winston asked O'Brien. "I'll make them pay for it. Enjoy it even." replied O'Brien That's how the book should've ended.
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I wonder if it's because we're afraid of what 'cured' means. I know to some people who are mild on the spectrum their autism could be a source of strength and wonder. I would be remiss to say that if my daughter can tend
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Yeah I did. I like it. I just can't afford the 2k a month price :( I wish there was a yearly individual license for say 75$/month
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