lotyrin

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by lotyrin 13y ago
Yeah, did you finish reading? He covers that. The cost of doing so might make sense for your projects, but so many people jump all the way to doing that when their "app" is still mostly document-based and it's the wrong way t
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Port out to another prepaid, then back in.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
I believe that it's because of card processing fees don't work out in that situation. They'd lose money on failed projects.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Maybe. If you are, then you're doing so at 60fps at least, when this scene seems like it'd be fine slower than that.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Animated spinning ... things... rectangles? Around the planet logo. Rendered into a canvas without any throttling.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
So, someone who is a prolific FOSS contributor is screwed?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
As far as #2, they are still people, no matter how authoritarian/establishmentarian, so they still need to convince themselves (and each-other) that what they're doing is right (even though, seemingly, the bar for achieving that m
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by lotyrin 13y ago
It's written right in that the condition must be expected to last 12 months or more. Depending on case loads in your jurisdiction, it might take longer than that to apply and appeal your (likely) denial. Maybe you're thinking of s
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Do you know any homeless or folks on SSDI in the US? It's tricky getting SSDI when the problem is inobvious like debilitating pain from Trigeminal Neuralgia or Crohns Disease or anything behavioral, cases which - from the outside - loo
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by lotyrin 13y ago
I don't want to think about how many of the folks I've hired I wouldn't have had I watched over their shoulder as they were pressured to solve problems on my terms. I have a feeling that for many of them I'd have left su
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Kickstarter? If the goal is free to play with cosmetic items, then you could maybe do well to have chunks of game functionality as (stretch) goals, with cosmetic items as rewards?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
This is why good dependency management systems support both specifying compatible semver ranges but also pinning/locking specific releases. You get nice one-step install/update/add/remove for your deps with the tool, but
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by lotyrin 13y ago
As far as danger goes, I've never got into a state I couldn't back out of using the reflog - though the user experience surrounding getting there and back could definitely use some polishing. As far as having mutable histories, fr
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Relevant username, really too bad you're down here. import random def sky_is_green(): return random.choice([True]) Please, if you disagree, write some fucking code.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Yeah, but in most of those cases, it's as easy as get the author based on a key from his content. It's only when you want joins (e.g. give me all of the titles of all the content and their author's information at the same tim
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Then you making your thing could be okay, but someone using it is still probably not. :)
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by lotyrin 13y ago
The default branch is already protected from deletion. They just need to add the option to also reject force pushes.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Collecting structured log data like monitors or exception traces or user analytics. Lots of documents, no fixed schema, they're all self-contained with no relations. Map reduce makes query parallelism crazy magic. A content management
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Based on the title listing, no. At least some of these are licensed in the US, moving it out of even the grey area that might exist otherwise.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
... Yeah. I spent one job emailing code files back and forth (and verbally acquiring locks at the file-level). I spent most of the time there trying to convince the team to at least learn how to use a patch tool and mail patches instead. At
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Well, no. A Dockerfile is the build instructions, not the build artifact.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Isn't the difference between random chance and the complex realities of race and socioeconomic the entire point? I don't think a definition of racism as historically and culturally naive as to be blind selection bias that exists o
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Yep. Google supports modern web runtime on more of Microsoft's platforms than Microsoft themselves do. People in companies who are stuck on particular OS version, but have the freedom and motivation to adopt new productivity software c
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Isn't this true of a huge number of people, given the state of Desktop Linux? Additionally, many people can't afford to give up having commercial support for their OS as a target for software products (Adobe's in particular,
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by lotyrin 13y ago
A route to this would be providing an FFI for loadable modules that provide custom procedures or functions. Folks that wanted to could then write Python/Numpy code for these and use Numba+LLVM to compile them. It could be quite perform
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by lotyrin 13y ago
I suppose if we get better at fusion we could electrolyze the oceans and fuse the hydrogen into helium.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Possibly not directly, but at least indirectly (by choosing where they're hosted).
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by lotyrin 13y ago
I guess I'm possibly damaged in that I don't find life (including my own) to be inherently valuable unless I'm doing something I'm good at and/or effecting some kind of change on things (it just happens that the thi
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by lotyrin 13y ago
What is saving these days aside from "We've bizarrely held your changes since the last time you clicked this button shaped like an antiquity aside just in case you wanted to risk losing them all by navigating away."?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
After getting hired on my current team my first course of action was to move from gitflow to github flow. http://scottchacon.com/2011/08/31/github-flow.html If you break projects into small iterations made up

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