lectrick

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541.
by lectrick 12y ago
Twitter came up with a different scheme called Snowflake ( https://github.com/twitter/snowflake ).
542.
by lectrick 12y ago
microsoft is always the "me too" company
543.
by lectrick 12y ago
My 1-project experience with Drupal is that Drupal is a clusterfuck that any experienced developer will quickly become frustrated with (much like its underlying PHP).
544.
by lectrick 12y ago
In my first job out of college, 2 years in or so, the amount of web work was slumping (it was the first web bust). My boss and lead developer all went on vacation the same week and my boss gave me a fairly impossible job to do without the b
545.
by lectrick 12y ago
Performance is not necessarily a death sentence. I've had jobs where I've performed poorly and jobs where I've performed excellently. I've also had years I was "on" and years I was a little "off." Bus
546.
by lectrick 12y ago
I have JUST finished Dave Thomas' excellent (beta) book, "Programming Elixir," and honestly I can't wait to start building great concurrent, network-aware processes with it!
547.
by lectrick 12y ago
More like "Where the hell is IPV6 already?" :)
548.
by lectrick 12y ago
I could probably make that work, but my Javascript skills were last used when JQuery was new, so I may be out of the loop
549.
by lectrick 12y ago
Probably because it's not experiencing a ton of new features right now.
550.
by lectrick 12y ago
Now with less TDD!
551.
by lectrick 12y ago
This is cool! One suggestion: I currently can't bookmark a URL that just contains my email with public key in the querystring, because the app complains that some parameters are missing. So for example https://diafygi.github
552.
by lectrick 12y ago
Now we just need something like this for gfycat.
553.
by lectrick 12y ago
#2 I got directly from the definition of Terrorism on Wikipedia, word-for-word. #3: "Instead, al-Qaida has started incorporating more sophisticated open-source code to help disguise its communications. 'This is as close to proof t
554.
by lectrick 12y ago
I said goodbye to Windows XP, clearly I was ahead of the game ;)
555.
by lectrick 12y ago
Did you read the same article I read? The article states the exact opposite of what you said, that you shouldn't go around with the goal of "slaying dragons" (slaying what you think are falsehoods) ... Are you sure your c
556.
by lectrick 12y ago
Argument from Authority is a thing.
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by lectrick 12y ago
1) There is nothing that indicates that this "encryption upgrade" wasn't planned for some time. Correlation ≠ causation, and all that. 2) The very word "terrorist" is disputed, and depends on your side in any given
558.
by lectrick 12y ago
This will only further the ambitious goals of DACs (Distributed Autonomous Corporations). This is all kind of amusing. 1) Government architects Internet in a decentralized fashion so that it survives damage from a nuclear attack. 2) Governm
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by lectrick 12y ago
You need a bit of money to travel to Tokyo on a whim, as detailed in one of his screenshotted chats.
560.
by lectrick 12y ago
I hate to be that guy, but Snow Leopard is 3 full OS versions ago. That is like complaining that something doesn't run on Windows 2000.
561.
by lectrick 12y ago
It's a copy of CookieClicker http://orteil.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/
562.
by lectrick 12y ago
Just paid 8.25% sales tax on a Tesla in NY (Long Island). OUCH. (vs. 0% in NJ!)
563.
by lectrick 12y ago
The biggest startup challenge seems to be to deal with existing laws (and people, and relationships) that never imagined your brand new idea. The technological challenge seems secondary.
564.
by lectrick 12y ago
Fuck everything about these people.
565.
by lectrick 12y ago
The requirement, if you actually read it, is only that the metal must be from Apple. (just pointing it out) :P
566.
by lectrick 12y ago
I'm guessing that the guy you're responding to games, and yet still prefers OS X (like myself).
567.
by lectrick 12y ago
Why did it take so long for Windows to support multiple monitors period ? Macs have had multi-monitor support since 1987 with the introduction of the Mac II. Perhaps it is because Windows is primarily a low-cost consumer OS.
568.
by lectrick 12y ago
I contract for a media company that handles (and cleanses) PII ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personally_identifiable_inform... ). We take this information very seriously. We could give a shit about who you are, we just
569.
by lectrick 12y ago
Nope, seen many examples of this recently (but I'm a web developer, and we usually pass around links to the latest and greatest). Of course, I can't think of one off the top of my head now...
570.
by lectrick 12y ago
Hey, I get that regexes can be a bit "dense" to understand. I've actually had to scale back my use of them at a prior job for the sake of the team (I was the most expert regex guy by far, but you can't have code that onl

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