laythea

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by laythea 8y ago
I would argue that sprinkling your C++ version X code with equivalent C++ version Y code commented out is an indication that you may have too much time on your hands :) Seriously though, in my opinion, it makes the code horrible to read. Co
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by laythea 8y ago
No! It's cool and hip, plus the template was not very configurable! :) <\UI rant>
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by laythea 8y ago
I can understand that companies have so many degree qualified people to sift through nowadays that this is necessary but from the candidates point of view, I have no idea why anybody, desperate grad or not, would subject themselves to such
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by laythea 8y ago
Nice idea, but I would imagine there are a few App store terms and conditions that would not allow a medical app dressed as a game. Then again, if it's Steam based...
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by laythea 8y ago
I work in the industry and would agree. Also, nobody has software intelligent enough to extract the value out of the data. Maybe one day.
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by laythea 8y ago
In my opinion, at this extreme, it becomes more like work, not fun. Might as well use the brain cells for building a "real" game.
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by laythea 8y ago
This kind of trick reminds me of broadband internet where you buy X MB connection but actually get X/Y MB. Should be laws against this behavior.
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by laythea 8y ago
I will never know how so many people get sucked in and used like this. Surely at least some of the "blame" for this situation lies in the individual that got used.
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by laythea 8y ago
I'm not an expert, and in my opinion, I'm hoping the industry focuses more on the software tooling to utilize hardware accelerated compute power better. In my limited experience, the "tool chain" is overly complicated.
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by laythea 8y ago
If such a case exists, in my opinion, it would say more about the company than SAP.
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by laythea 8y ago
Is this situation not produced by the "nobody got fired for using IBM" mentality. Supply chain may be complex but for heavens sake, 500M euros! and not complete. I can do it for half :)
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by laythea 8y ago
Yes but think about the people at the top of Apple who need to be seen to "innovating". Even if its misguided innovation. Change is good! Embrace!
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by laythea 8y ago
How do you know if you made a programming boo boo unless you do a null check... if (value == null) print "Must try harder" ?
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by laythea 8y ago
All top things.
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by laythea 8y ago
No, the X clearly discombobulates it for me :)
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by laythea 8y ago
yeah but you sound like she is an investor not a life love. I'm not in a my marble palace b the way, I have my own complications! :)
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by laythea 8y ago
Hi, yes but they wont do that. Normally, there is no write once memory. Most eg. oil rig control systems are not hammered down to that level. Heck - most aviation flight control systems are not like that. In fact, I was, in my early career
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by laythea 8y ago
We are all too busy trying to accumulate wealth like good citizens, to bother with something as airy-fairy as true happiness. Money = happiness. OK!? :)
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by laythea 8y ago
"I don’t care what anyone says. Having money solves a lot of issues. There are a lot more “ands” than “ors” - we don’t have to argue about doing this or that - we can do both." Yes but the essence of a relationship is how problems
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by laythea 8y ago
Why is it so unpopular to say that life exists to prolong life? Ie have kids. I'm sorry, but me and you don't matter. And any believe that we do is to satisfy our egos only. Its our kids that matter. And with this mentality humani
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by laythea 8y ago
I agree, but median where? USA, Europe, Asia? I'm sure your figure is not the real Earth human population median. There is a huge gaping chasm between the family mentality of the western world and the rest.
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by laythea 8y ago
Evidence is not needed for something that to me anyway, seems quite logical.
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by laythea 8y ago
This is a valid statement. I think it can only be told by the experienced. Mostly, others live in optimism.
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by laythea 8y ago
This. It sometimes tough to be angry at my kids but sometimes it is needed medicine. And no, not like that.
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by laythea 8y ago
"What they found out is that judges are more lenient (give out lesser sentences) at the beginning of the day (right after breakfast) and right after lunch - the opposite was true as well, the harshest sentences were given right before
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by laythea 8y ago
I agree both systems are rubbish. One leaves more dismantled families than the other though.
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by laythea 8y ago
I would ask if you have kids?
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by laythea 8y ago
My experience of redundant embedded controller systems is that whilst they may not be WindowsTM software, they are usually based on an RTOS such as vxWorks, QNX etc. I don't suppose they are any harder to "hack" than Windows.
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by laythea 8y ago
This is good advice.
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by laythea 8y ago
This is sad, but very true. AI is driven by this now.

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