mmargerum

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by mmargerum 5y ago
The problem I have is they always want me to train someone as insurance for if I leave. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy when you make me work and train mediocre people. I just want to build great things and be left alone.
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by mmargerum 5y ago
I have the opposite issue here. I have an engineer still writing VB6 code and we have 20 man years of his technical debt we have to live with. He never learned anything new and he has a hammer and everything is a nail. As a >5x enginee
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by mmargerum 5y ago
Love the old Ad. Bill Cosby hocking calculators in the one.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
I'm not a big fan of google but i have to say that GAE solves a lot of problems I don't want to deal with.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
My worry with these providers is I get locked out of my accounts for some arbitrary reason or bug.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
“We have to deliver better products to the PC ecosystem than any possible thing that a lifestyle company in Cupertino" makes, Gelsinger told employees. "We have to be that good, in the future” Sounds like old guard thinking to me
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by mmargerum 6y ago
It’s only difficult to predict because of the fed pumping money.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Xcode is so dammed slow and buggy. I use JetBrains AppCode for everything but storyboard editing.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
I saw something yesterday where Rosetta 2 ran apps faster than real Intel chips on the M1. Crazy
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by mmargerum 6y ago
“5 layers down” This is precisely why I jumped ship 5 years ago to Go.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
You gotta be smart and able to think abstractly. You are building virtual legos and keeping that all suspended in your brain and that's hard to do. I hear people throwing out general terms like literacy and communication. Not really
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by mmargerum 6y ago
This would be the worst job ever if I didn't love it. I can't imagine doing it otherwise.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
haha there's a man thats been doing this for a long time. Every bug I have is an 8 man meeting (me being the only one who actually does anything) to explain why my TPS report cover wasn't there and how we can prevent bugs in the
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Last update 5/19. Is it really new?
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by mmargerum 6y ago
How is flutter "nativer"? It literally draws all the controls itself and does not use native controls? I mean it looks nice but its not native.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Check out Lazarus. It's a Delphi clone and is portable across mac, windows, and nix
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Why don't you just use walk if you only need windows. https://github.com/lxn/walk
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Is that $499 per platform? I'm using Lazarus right now (after QT sticker shock). It's pretty good and free. I rather like object pascal. TMS has a webcore product that runs out of Visual studio (non free) which is also object
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Thanks for the info. I wasn't going to bother answering his stupid question, but the answer is "a lot".
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by mmargerum 6y ago
You can handle pretty large doses of oral Liposomal Vitamin C.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
I've got a large codebase i've been maintaining since 1999 that i've continued to evolve and is still in use today . I've been able to steadily improve it without breaking much. IDK maybe its being > 50 but I can ap
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by mmargerum 6y ago
The rest of the world already uses HCQ + Zinc prophylactically for about $20 instead. The pharma complex did a great job along with their zombie mob of amrchair biochemists (the ones downvoting me to hades right now) of discrediting HCQ w
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Couldn't happen to nicer company. I've been disentangling my personal stuff and company's I host for from the google hive for less woke options. Hit em where it hurts. When the people you pay start threatening to walk out
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Robotics on traditional farms is where it's at. Weed/Pest killing, fertilizing/watering, and tilling robots will cut down on fertilizer/water usage and will alleviate the need for GMO and pesticides. I hope to run a dro
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by mmargerum 6y ago
> Go infrastructure Install go. Just Go > latency Impercetible I've written plenty of bash and python. Go is just better for me, if for no other reason, than the entire SDK is in my head as is the language
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Yeh I know heh. Was a joke. You will have to pry this macbook pro from my cold dead hands.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
Watching Rich Hickey videos. Cider REPL Literate programming in Org mode Keeping outlines of notes in org mode for everything. Being able to execute the code in those notes is pretty friggin amazing.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
I'm a die hard Emacs use but when I need to bounce around a codebase or refactor, I jump into the various jetbrains tools. Friggin awesome
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by mmargerum 6y ago
How is power management these days on laptops? That was my biggest issue with Linux. I'd like to run it on one of my older macs.
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by mmargerum 6y ago
I guess you never used the original Mac

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