meesterdude

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by meesterdude 5y ago
for me it's a spatial web browser.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
> The platforms will also track your facial expressions, vocal inflections, and vital signs (as captured by your trusty smart-watch) actually its easier than that: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog&#
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by meesterdude 5y ago
This is a pretty good breakdown of how it likely came to be, but leaves out the satanic rituals and incantations that also (seemingly) play a big part in how microsoft makes decisions.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Intelligence is what you make of it. It sounds like you're at a point where you're satisfied to stare out a window, and there's nothing wrong with that; unless you want otherwise for yourself, or if you feel that's not y
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by meesterdude 5y ago
> No matter what "no-code" tool is invented, the world keeps inventing new tasks for human programmers to do that today's no-code tool can't do. There's always a delta in capabilities. And by that logic always a
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by meesterdude 5y ago
the SE/30 was my first mac, way back when i was a 7 year old. Crazy to think i've been a mac user for almost 30 years.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
understandable shifting sands; but that's NO excuse for the sort of shoddy work they've done to address it. At best interpretation, there was not enough rudimentary QA done, because some of their changes (at least, in previous rel
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Use thunderbird everyday on both my machines - but they've been changing things for no good reason and breaking the UI/UX because of it. thanks but no thanks.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
wrapbook.com | Senior Engineer (Rails) | US & Canada Remote Wrapbook is hiring Senior Engineers to help build out our payment platform for the entertainment industry. Our stack is Vanilla Ruby on Rails, Hosted on Heroku. Job Description
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by meesterdude 5y ago
you used the word "investments" again, so I don't think you understood my comment. In the context of your comment, saying "preserve their capital" would be a clearer phrasing. They're trading, not investing - y
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by meesterdude 5y ago
They call it "investing" on the site but options trading is the biggest gamble there is. Not saying an options-specific app isn't needed, but misleading communication around risks.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Sure! The entertainment industry is timecard based - and many of the workers are unionized. This means things like, if they don't get time to take a lunch but work over 6 hours, they're due a certain penalty from the production co
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by meesterdude 5y ago
What do you think about strengthening labor unions & reducing wage theft of gig workers? Those are some of the results of the work we do at wrapbook, and something that I take pride in. But it's not maybe as "focused" as
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by meesterdude 5y ago
SSDs (or NVME) are used for plotting generation - but serving them can be done with big, dumb, slow spining drives.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
True, and with even more sufficient data, such as context and other acoustic profiling like those from the tires and one very well might be able to detect a specific Sentra.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Neat! Seems like what's old is new again. I'm up to the same shenanigans (sans java, TCL and a graph database). spreadsheets are a great medium to provide non-technical people access to adjusting production with nuanced precision.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
> It seems like it's saying something, but, really, it's not This was the same takeaway I had of your comment. It reads like glenn beck. Purpose & meaning are strong motivators and I agree with the author that there is not
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by meesterdude 5y ago
This is great stuff - I'm impressed with how far you were able to take things in the browser. I also toyed with a tower concept - one of the things I settled on was what matters is data leading to data; to get to Y, i have to go throug
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by meesterdude 5y ago
when i saw the headline, I knew google would use it as a pretext to do something disgusting. Everything they do has some dark pattern to it somewhere. AMP is a great example. You should never, ever give your signing key to anyone. Especiall
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by meesterdude 5y ago
We are all of us :) That's awesome! VR has lots of potential but i'm not (and it's not) there yet. Your project sounds really novel. I've equated mine to a 3D database because you can do inner/outer joins, search, f
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Neat! this is basically the app I'm building. A 3D world where you can place files and web browsers on structures you construct. Although it's less about memorization and more for organization ("I put that on the wall past th
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Hold lots of respect for you and regret that this has happened to you, but thanks for bringing these specifics to light. Amazon needs to fix this - or regulators need to force them to.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
There's more to plaintext than .txt files. I'm building an app (3D memory palace) and the save file format is JSON. It's not plaintext, but it is text, and structured in such a way that you could rebuild the app yourself if
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by meesterdude 5y ago
OOP doesn't work for the author, while I wouldn't be a developer without OOP. Does not make them wrong, or me right. Where the author fails is in recognizing these different approaches can coexist in the field of software enginee
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by meesterdude 5y ago
> I'm not sure writing a blog post or tweet is displaying the necessary levels of sensitivity (at least on an interpersonal level) to meet this criteria. This is an unnecessary dig on the author, and is just a bit pompous. I would c
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by meesterdude 5y ago
it depends on the drives. CAN you destroy drives by plotting? yes. But other drives can take quite a beating - and generate 40K plots worth of data before reaching failure point. additionally, farming (serving plots) is done with regular dr
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by meesterdude 5y ago
The thing with hard drives: if chia bombs, you can still turn around and sell them on Ebay. And when they're 14tb+ drives, they'll retain their value for a decent time. you can't do that with miners, and GPU's are still
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by meesterdude 5y ago
I mean... the WORST? For me Mongo takes the cake, but oracle is up there too.
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by meesterdude 5y ago
Match is a plague and needs to be stopped. They homogenize all their assets and thus break dating in the same poorly thought out, woke signaling, profit driven kind of way. All dating apps are broken in the same ways because Match has broke
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by meesterdude 6y ago
i would say of course they can and in many cases do - same for TV shows or drinking with friends or exercising. Everything can be taken to an unhealthy extreme. What about: Do video games like those impact the potential intelligence of a pe

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