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by lsadam0 10y ago
The law strongly disagrees, and for good reason. See: manslaughter vs murder.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
The original page is what I wanted, originally. AMP has been a bad user experience as evidenced by the fact that this news story is near the top. AMP just boxes the user in, to the point of frustration.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Thanks, I did not know that.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
You're right. I would prefer to have a desktop, but then I'm paying for two computers.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I don't really disagree with you. I'm not a big fan of laptops at all, but they have become necessary in my life. I would prefer a desktop. That said, I use a 2014 MBP and feel it's already as portable as I need. If the 20
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by lsadam0 10y ago
> The nature of a dev's daily work can vary greatly with what kind of dev they are doing. This was a very important part of your comment. It's good that 16gb isn't an issue for you, but for some of us, it is.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Virtual Machines. If you use VM's, 16gb is likely going to be a problem. I, quite easily, hit it all the time. It has nothing to do with being 'professional enough'. The nature of a dev's daily work can vary greatly
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Cheney literally made up an intelligence agency to tell him what he wanted, after the CIA said there was no evidence of WMD. If you blame the CIA for that, you very mistaken.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
If a modern mac does not meet that definition, then no modern hardware labeled as a 'PC' does.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Who plugs their phone into their mac anymore?
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by lsadam0 10y ago
He's talking about Javascript itself. The language has a ton of short-comings, hence the rise of languages that transpile to JS. I agree with the previous sentiment, we should replace JS with something better. JS is a nightmare.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I would bet that it's really in the single digit range. I think lots of programmers dishonestly claim to use it because its some sort of badge of honor to say you do.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Honestly, I enjoyed FNV more than FO3 and FO4.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
This isn't helpful. This would be especially unhelpful and counter-productive within a team. Rather than criticize you could offer kind guidance on how the original author could improve. Who knows, perhaps we will disagree with your
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I believe the tipping point usually refers to the release of Methane trapped in permafrost? Meaning the permafrost melts, releasing methane, and thus triggering a runaway greenhouse effect. Something like Venus.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
The desktop's job is to enable me to create for the other smaller platforms.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Yeah, I think thats the case. I feel the walls closing in. I really like the 'all in' experience, so I hope some other company will take over.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
The competitive advantage is that it already works and requires barely any setup or input from me. It's been chugging along backing up all the macs in my home for years without issue. I do not want to be bothered setting up a new sol
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I'm all in the Apple ecosystem, but I'm starting to feel pushed out. First the Mac Pro, then Displays, now this? Is Time Capsule next? My airport extreme is the most reliable home router I have ever owned.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I don't disagree, but that does not change the fact that we will never bring manufacturing back in that way.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
Honestly, I have no doubt that McConnell is a good and reasonable person. I do feel lots of frustration with him and the area, that can make me a tad irrational. I do recognize the difficult situation he is in. To tell the truth to the p
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by lsadam0 10y ago
You're right. I grew up in a very small rural town. I have a tendency to not take them seriously. The problem for me is that I've never heard any other group of people spew so much hate and bigotry as people in that small town.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
For what it's worth, I grew up in an Appalachian coal town. Coal development will have minimal impact on quality of life. The future for them is bleak, regardless of a Trump or Clinton presidency. 1) Coal was already in decline in
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by lsadam0 10y ago
But why would I want to pay a premium for two workstation GPUs that I do not need _at all_ in a server?
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I'm curious what sort of work you were doing in OS X?
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by lsadam0 10y ago
One of the two major candidates for president responds to tech focused questions with some ramblings about 'the cyber part of security' being impossible and how good his ten year old son is with a computer. That's quite the
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I completely agree with you. The frustration I feel, in the case of SpaceX, is that I am perceiving most of the criticism to be "It's hard, so don't try". That's not helpful or constructive.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
"No ground in reality" according to you. History is full of the success and failures of people trying to achieve such pie in the sky ideals. While past success is not a true indication of future success, Musk has a history of de
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by lsadam0 10y ago
I would shed no tears if JS were extinguished. It's a terrible mongrel language that is not well suited for large projects. TS is a tremendous improvement, if you ask me.
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by lsadam0 10y ago
My team is 'locked' into TS on a large project. We have yet to purchase any TS related tooling, and have no plans or need to do so. Given that TS transpiles to JS, I'm unsure as to how any project can be truly 'locked&

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