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691.
by mrits 5y ago
I worked on something very similar for my company about 10 years ago. The lesson I learned is it was much more robust to have a flow of data than a flow of code. I still think it's really cool though.
692.
by mrits 5y ago
I'm not sure why you want to spread misinformation about a video game.
693.
by mrits 5y ago
If you have access to wikipedia you could learn that neither of those statements are accurate. It has 6x more players than the first few months of 2016.
694.
by mrits 5y ago
I don't like the game but they are just a hand full of years off from creating a huge success in Overwatch
695.
by mrits 5y ago
I think the quick answer is that they most certainly didn't. Vim or Emacs are popular and fill most use cases while obviously working in dozens of other languages. For actual text rendering use cases their are plenty of popular librari
696.
by mrits 5y ago
Reminds me how Comodo said they open sourced their EDR but in reality it is just some code thrown around commercial libraries and github comments about no one able to get it to compile.
697.
by mrits 5y ago
I'm not so sure a body full of people that voted for our politicians are going to indirectly fix their unethical behavior through a corporation.
698.
by mrits 5y ago
I hope your comment goes to the top. It highlights the real reason for hating these large corporations. Ignorance.
699.
by mrits 5y ago
Yeah, let's focus on the company that pays their employees 15x minimum wage and has top tier vacation, healthcare, and maternity/paternity leave.
700.
by mrits 5y ago
You can't really fire 900 people on individual Zoom calls. After the first 10 minutes everyone will know what their meeting is about and it makes the problem worse. People will be texting their managers begging for information and the
701.
by mrits 5y ago
Your Ferrari dealer at least has a point though. You also can get most of your money back if you decide to sell later.
702.
by mrits 5y ago
I used TimescaleDB in a project and it worked really well. I'd recommend making it more complicated. It only took a few hours to get a working prototype going that AFAIK is still being run in production.
703.
by mrits 5y ago
I'm not sure what good acquisitions by FB has to do with this conversation. The point was MS wasted billions of dollars.
704.
by mrits 5y ago
Maybe Facebook needs to find a company like Skype to buy for $8.5B
705.
by mrits 5y ago
You could replace Facebook with 'Windows' in your statement and it would be why everyone was sure MS was dead.
706.
by mrits 5y ago
Half of what you said is very subjective, the other half is just false information.
707.
by mrits 5y ago
well , "crowdstrike" did come up for me. Wish I saw this site a decade ago!
708.
by mrits 5y ago
I got "nonaccurately" and before I understood what the site was about I read "this word was invented by machine learning algorithm" and wasn't surprised to think ML engineers would have actually come up with this.
709.
by mrits 5y ago
As a student of history this means you should go all in on out of the money calls.
710.
by mrits 5y ago
When thinking of 500 years in the future I'd guess encryption would be the last thing to be worried about.
711.
by mrits 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3dpghfRBHE
712.
by mrits 5y ago
You don't defeat alcoholism by giving up a type of liquor. You can't quit Vodka and switch to Tequila and expect to have a different experience. Quitting Facebook/Instagram hurts FB but doesn't do much to help yourself w
713.
by mrits 5y ago
If Gay used to mean straight you'd have a point.
714.
by mrits 5y ago
Mercurial?
715.
by mrits 5y ago
Apple is part of a global conspiracy that is making it harder and harder to get away with murder.
716.
by mrits 5y ago
It took me 2 years to get AWS to stop billing me a few cents a month. I didn't try that hard but every month or so I'd get another bill for like 23 cents. I'd login and try to figure out what was still turned on.
717.
by mrits 5y ago
"You bought a BBQ grill, you must be interested in more BBQ grills". This is how Amazon ML engine seems to work for me
718.
by mrits 5y ago
I remember the first 15 years of my life getting woken up by trains and it certainly wasn't the breaks that I heard first.
719.
by mrits 5y ago
Cassandra or HBase are not exactly a utopia either though
720.
by mrits 5y ago
Yeah after looking at it closer. I was amused as I thought Wizard of Oz before I realize what the shapes were.

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