moistoreos

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by moistoreos 5y ago
I agree w/ the sentiment of your last statement. However, I wholeheartedly could not disagree more w/ "having won the <insert_x_silicon_valley_company_here> hiring lottery". 80+ hours of interviewing? No offense, t
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by moistoreos 5y ago
Off-Topic Rant: > "Ultimately, Spielberg balked, and last month his company even signed a deal with Netflix, likely because he now sees the writing on the wall: Modern audiences enjoy watching movies at home." Yea, because movi
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by moistoreos 8y ago
This outrage is ridiculous when compared to mobile micro-transactions. Get off your high horses.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Empires can fall. They just take consumer behavior to change.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Let's not forget about Elixir. Elixir is what pulled me into functional programming. However, I would argue that you should still use the right tool (programming language and/or frameworks) for the job.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
But Electron man. Electron. (sarcasm)
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I must agree. This smells like a strong case of "no shit-sherlock".
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Godbolt is my favorite goto for "What would this look like in assembly" answer websites.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I don't understand why they don't have the same CPU/RAM spec for both models. The 13" is the perfect size and it's not like they can't make it happen. dumb.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Why is this a surprise? Solar costs have been falling for multiple decades. NON-SURPRISING HEADLINE: "Falling Costs Are Actually Falling". The important statistics to pay attention to are the implementations and if the components
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Canada now has a huge head start in the West for business to develop legitimate markets that will have a strong hold for decades. I wonder how many U.S. businesses will move because of this. We all know where the money will be.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
It's not hard to do spec upgrades. They do it for their iPhones. They can certainly do it for their desktop/laptop computers. As a developer, I really like my late 2016 MBP. However, I think it's absurd that I can walk into t
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by moistoreos 8y ago
yes, memory leaks. thanks for answering my question my dude.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I have a serious question: If Emacs has a lot of the features people seek in Neovim, why not just use Emacs in evil mode? I watched this earlier today so it seemed relevant: https://youtu.be/JWD1Fpdd4Pc Side note: I've
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Because there's been almost 3 decades of lobbying and corp control to snuff out competition. Good luck getting local any local help. I live in Tennessee and right now Marsha Blackburn is running for a Senate seat and she gargles the co
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by moistoreos 8y ago
THERE AREN'T ENOUGH VENDORS. That's the problem. They got scooped up and bought out; then, they had implemented local laws that prevent community ISPs. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?!
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Does Haskell do this?
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I would consider Linus one of those people who knows what the fuck he's talking about. Respect.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Leave it alone! Github pricing is perfect for all incomes. They'll slap on a few features, create a tiered payment system and charge $20 for the first tier. 100% will take my code somewhere else if this acquisition goes through. Go acq
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I know this about the state of Deep Learning but I like to point out: While autonomous driving systems aren't perfect, statistically they are much better at driving than humans. Tesla's autonomous system has had, what, 3 or 4 fata
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I concur. I subscribe. I think these writers must be young and wanted to accentuate the concealment of gov't deals. I would say this article could have used a few more revisions.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Going to have to agree with some caveats. Google's review system is pretty superb. But that doesn't mean they don't dominate this area. However, I feel like this is a space that could still use some innovation. I use Waze for
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by moistoreos 8y ago
It's good to see Topolsky's new site gain attention. I really enjoy the work he's done the past decade.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I use Vim bindings for VS Code with the Angular work I'm doing at my job. I can vouch that they're the best emulated bindings outside of any JetBrains app that I've touched.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
huehuehue
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Just to be fair, this person waited until 3 days before expiration to verify that everything was ok with his registrar. They should have done this 90 days ago. Create and implement a business policy to have IT come up with a procedure to ch
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Don't forget you can take the recording and turn it into an animated GIF: https://github.com/asciinema/asciicast2gif Super useful for sharing because then the other parties don't need this software installed.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Cue web assembly advocates.
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by moistoreos 8y ago
Still have to change consumers of health care to have a consumer mentality for health care. Whatever the age, you really should actually shop around for non-emergency medical procedures. This is one area you can really save money because a
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by moistoreos 8y ago
I laughed real hard at this phrasing: > Alacritty is the fastest terminal emulator in existence. Bold.

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