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by ladyattis 4y ago
I don't really care if I work alone or with someone on a project just so long as the project is well defined. Otherwise, I'm trying to understand what's needed and how to achieve it. And in my experience, I tend to be a bit t
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I think it's a great presenter of the general idea of visualization in computing but I've not seen many practical applications for it. The biggest thing I wish we could as programmers do is get behind the one idea of actually havi
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Yeah, I think the long term solution to decarbonization is to focus on making it possible to get around without a car which includes a heavy focus on legalizing mixed-use and transit oriented development which for the United States and Cana
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by ladyattis 4y ago
It's kind of like the whole SEO sites that use to plague Google back in the early 2000s. Obviously today they deal with similar SEO nonsense in the form of review sites but at least if you're not looking for a review on a product
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I'm a teetotaler, so by your assessment I'm a miserable person to work with? I point this out because I've had to deal with this at my current job and luckily they don't push it with me and respect my no-alcohol position
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by ladyattis 4y ago
It's kind of funny that this is a thing too. Sometimes, I'll get the pop culture outrage grifters recommended to me since I like to dip into the current events regarding comic books. Otherwise, I get just random junk. Recommendati
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Apparently, 2e books have the OGL 1.0a in the back pages which means they're OGL dependent.
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Actually it does matter since if his testimony and public statements are admissible in court that the legal team at Hasbro or WotC didn't see a problem with the language of his license then any potential loopholes via irrevocability or
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I think microservices are fine for businesses which have a general idea of how 'big' things could get with respect to their platforms. But if you're more in a company that has many one-off programs, scripts, and the like then
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Generally, I can't watch most shows or films set in the 80s because they get so many things wrong or add in things from a later date. The things that almost every show or movie set in that time get wrong is how bad the economy was for
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by ladyattis 4y ago
The bigger issue isn't population here but rather than if older folks live not simply longer but more productive lives that those in the top tiers will always be seen as more valuable therefore more employable. We're not just taki
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Yeah, I'd just rather have medicine make my finite life less painful thanks without the need for opioids (not saying being a bit stone is bad, just that too much will make life not worth living). Like being able to still walk around wi
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by ladyattis 4y ago
>he's planning for an AGI company. This is something I think will break the mystique around Carmack. Back in the 1990s and early 2000s he was considered the whiz kid when it came to rendering engines but in reality something that&#x
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Elon clearly needs a team of non-yes-folks to coordinate any/all changes on Twitter. For example, the most recent attempt to solve 'spam' on Twitter was a blanket ban on linking to content from Facebook, Instagram, and link a
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I always wondered why no one doesn't put up deorbit or retrieval bounties on all abandoned/dead debris in orbit. If you can prove you deorbited it then you get the money, if not then someone else has a shot at it. Obviously, it ne
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Just an anecdote from Second Life, there's one person that keeps coming around despite being permanently banned and more or less not liked by most folks in one hub. He's made it his mission to dox one person who didn't actual
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Nope, you can get an SDR dongle and track planes all you want all the time even in the EU. Plane doesn't equal person, and I doubt the EU courts would argue any other way otherwise we'd need to criminalize tracking of UPS trucks a
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by ladyattis 4y ago
The problem is that Musk is suggesting that anyone posting anything regarding ADS-B data, sites, applications, and so forth are violating the rule which isn't the case. These are legal and open radio topics, we're not talking abou
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I think there's more going on with respect to the slow decline in population growth. Sure, the wealth a nation has the less it seems people have children but the why isn't always explored, it's just assumed people become more
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by ladyattis 4y ago
It's kind of hard to calm your advertisers when the boss has basically cut most of the marketing staff responsible for keeping contact with them. That's been the biggest issue so far, aside from the right-wing favoritism that the
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by ladyattis 4y ago
For me, the 40 hour work week is okay but I think the problem at least for development is getting non-technical people to be responsive or provide the necessary input to keep me busy. When I'm support duty for a sprint, I find myself t
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I'm biased but I find the pattern for FP in LISP-like languages easier to understand. I think that and other languages with FP facilities are better to emulate than Haskell which seems more focused on mathematicians.
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by ladyattis 4y ago
Yeah, I think it'll be an interesting few years but to imagine one person with too much money and not enough sense to be the impetus to finally break the log jam of social media development is kind of fitting. Especially how social med
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I still don't believe Mastodon will come out on top as a result of the fallout from Twitter, whatever it finally settles into, but I do think Mastodon is part of a larger contingent of the next generation of social media. Interconnecte
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I think Facebook by itself could survive well but the problem is one of perception that the platform Facebook is tied to the whole VR/metaverse nonsense which is probably scaring some investors as one reliable product being forced to c
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by ladyattis 4y ago
This is something I wrestle with at work all the time. I try to break things down to make them comprehensible but I wind up forgetting to frame the discussion to give the context needed to get input even from fellow developers.
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by ladyattis 4y ago
A better option is to legally require all web sites that provide third party distribution of content to hire actual human beings, with a livable wage, to moderate content rather than leaving it to users to target and report everything on th
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by ladyattis 4y ago
I think this article sums up my experience with frameworks. It's not to say they're worthless but that if you use them then you should minimize how much you modify them based on your stakeholder feedback. That means communicating
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by ladyattis 4y ago
The thing is that the antisemitism has always been present in the United States, and I don't mean the bs kind where if you criticize the Israeli government for using police state tactics against Palestinians, I mean the kind where you
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by ladyattis 4y ago
What I find amusing is that some third party devs and I believe some official devs at Linden Lab already figured out how to do real time animation with the XBox Kinnect way back in the 2010s. I knew a guy, named Dasaved, who use to play wit

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