krisdol

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   by krisdol 10y ago

   Can someone explain clearly to me how an old publication like The New Yorker continues to succeed in both print and online form without resorting to these patterns, while an old publication like the Boston Globe may be resorting to these
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   by krisdol 10y ago

   Germany has been charging for bags at the store for at least 25 years. I don't understand how Americans have so much trouble with the most inconsequential of amenities they are asked to provide the environment.
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   Apparently there's a Cambridge, NY with a population of 2000 people
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   Agreed. We have custom integrations with Sensu and Kapacitor to alert us about HTTP 500 errors, services with high resource usage, scheduled tasks that didn't succeed, etc.
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   You're arguing that stating that water is wet is an assumption
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   >Atom is a great example of an editor that is aware of the internet existing. Vim, while my daily driver, is not. In what way?
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   Ignorance of what's under the hood is also called vendor lock-in, which is great for vendors but I can't see it ever being good for clients.
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   What print industry?
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   by krisdol 11y ago

   This might be true for a software engineer role at most companies, but if you're seeking a management role, especially if you're to be the first manager at a startup, then you're probably being hired specifically to address t
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    From the GP: > Atom itself is a text editor, not a code editor, which is why I'm asking if this set of functionality crosses that distinction line. If Atom is capable of being a true IDE (code editor) then that would be big news. An
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Maybe you should file a bug, although it sounds like you never even set it up. I say this because it worked with all std and third party modules I've used in any project.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Seeing as I don't leave the editor to test, compile, run, and, of course, write code, it's an IDE for me. You get syntax highlighting, linting, code completion, definition lookup, and cargo integration, but that still doesn't
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    A minimum wage raises the floor for workers making below the minimum. A basic income raises the floor for all. The former results is fewer steps to climb for someone at the bottom to reach your floor, the latter results in an unchanged amou
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    That's why CryEngine is not making news by following in some limited footsteps of Unreal. Unreal's focus on linux is news, as was its initial open sourcing and drastic price drop. Plus, it has a very long, old history that many fo
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Tell whomever is naming those commits to stop. We don't squash or do PRs, but that is not at all a realistic history.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    As a Linux user, most other engines, including CryEngine, have nothing to offer me. Unreal was also the first "free" open source release of that class of engine.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    For some reason I misread that as "do one thing and do one thing ugly". Either way, it applies. Lodash does this (and versioning, and clean code, and tests) really well though.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Ironic that the "text me" link doesn't provide any way to text tay. Or is that not ironic? I don't know.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    You still need to write apps to be compatible with 2+ year old OSes if you want them to be able to install those apps. You don't get infinite forward compatibility for free. There are many updates I stopped being able to get on Android
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Many people fleeing Syria are not economic migrants, I'd say.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Check out the title
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    I could see an AI with huge access to data and a database of existing publications finding potential correlations in disparate datasets, generating hypothesis and the experiments required to test them, and forming conclusions based on the r
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Do they try to get this message out to people in congress?
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Then we have the rich not only figuratively starving out the poor by hoarding wealth, land, and production; but, also literally starving them out by simply refusing to die while excessively consuming resources into eternity.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Seconding -- my guess is Independent Contractor?
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    No you're not. The tech companies in Austin are divided in two groups: Bay Area/Boston companies that pay Bay Area/Boston salaries, and Bay Area/Boston companies that pay Texas salaries. One attracts talent that sticks a
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Super Mario Brothers
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Not considering white males in a field that's already dominated by women, and excusing it because it "promotes diversity" ironically sounds like a hypocritical monoculture.
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Just to be clear, this appears as if it's some kind of web wrapper to `git add file.ext && git commit -m "<my message>" && git push`?
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    by krisdol 11y ago

    Nice! Is this documented anywhere?