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by oceanswave 9y ago
Not only that, they haven’t kept up in camera tech, but still charge a premium price. Built-in mechanical stabilization, additional sensors such as gps and altimeter, color capture could have justified a premium price. Expansion into the dr
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Being mostly cynical, but too bad nuclear power plant waste and byproducts don’t aerosolize themselves and disperse widely in the atmosphere so that we can ignore the effects
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by oceanswave 9y ago
It’s also difficult to run true x64 bit workloads on azure functions as it invokes the x86 version of the dotnet executable, regardless if the application is set to x64
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by oceanswave 9y ago
No, not as written. conceptually, this already happens in a different way. but doing this wouldn't mitigate the issues caused by Meltdown and Spectre. JavaScript executing in browser javascript engines already live in their own isolate
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Soon, analytics will find the teetotalers that are buying tickets and automatically tack on a surcharge so that their non-drinking spot is amortized at a rate that is determined by the average revenue generated by a drinker. Past ticket ho
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by oceanswave 9y ago
If only we had technology that, when subjected to an electrical field, turned glass from opaque to translucent and were produced in sufficient quantities for applications such as airplane and building windows as to make this technology rela
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Here, take my money!
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by oceanswave 9y ago
If type safety is so great, why isn’t sql statically type checked
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by oceanswave 9y ago
You’ve probably refactored the ORM Data layer 3 times in that time period as ORM producers have a hard time figuring out the interface which they wish to provide you
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Please refrain from the use of the words ‘submitted’ and ‘several’, as they may indicate providing facts that have later been retracted. Also, ‘times’ has been replaced with side-plus, in accordance with the Improving Education and Freedom
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by oceanswave 9y ago
I also hear that it’s possible to spend over 100,000 on a car, 2,000 on bathroom fixtures and 5,000/sq ft on counter tops and the price in a lot of cases doesn’t justify the higher priced alternatives. However I am quite relieved in th
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Looking forward to the local, last mile communications monopolies to promise nothing for effective higher prices.
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by oceanswave 9y ago
We could implement a human screening program that keeps only the humans of value! This program needs a name, I say we name it after an informal grouping of preditory members of Telluraves
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Found the guy who has never had a backyard garden. A small 20x20 plot will produce an astonishing amount of veggies for a surprisingly little amount of water — if you’re in the northwest you might get away with no watering, depending on the
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Yeah, or at least indicate intervals where your function is waiting on other async processes to complete - but I can see how that could easily be gamed and there do exist architectural patterns for this — as well as things like AWS StepFunc
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by oceanswave 9y ago
A fiscal conservative’s worst nightmare you mean - slashing programs to fund bigger military, rich people initiatives and boondoggles. none of the policies enacted r dudes the size or spend of government, it just redirects it to benefit the
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Came here to say this — one of my first projects in the industry as an intern way back with .net 1.1 was to create an c# based application to parse through effectively binary serialized variable sized c structs.
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Bezos should come in and buy turner as part of a malicious compliance sort of deal. Would be great to have the turner stations part of Amazon Price Video
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Is he, really? Seems like the most dedicated employee mentioned in the article. Could his devotion be tempered by management and molded into a better hammer for the company? Sure seems like it. Seems like Rick was well respected to be place
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by oceanswave 9y ago
The transformation of Rick from Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde is absolutely the companie’s fault. This article further denegrates Rick by lacking the self reflection to understand that it sounds like Rick was a devoted employee. He put in crazy am
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Looks like a micro framework that changes the server resource that the form posts to based on css classes
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Feature creep, or the phrase du jour- technical debt. It was a touchdown when it was done, but the world has moved its goalposts
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Despite the populist mindset that programming the web is a shitshow, it’s really not. Tooling these days is pretty incredible and the ecosystem is pretty great when you are found needing - issues get fixed, PR’s get accepted. It’s a much be
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by oceanswave 9y ago
We've already forgotten Blackberry and Palm it seems.
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by oceanswave 9y ago
1) I think there's the possibility of a symbiotic relationship between the results of a Sony acquisition and Apple in a great number of areas, as the original author points out, however culturally it would be difficult and it would bre
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by oceanswave 9y ago
And vue optionally supports Jsx, so original comment or using it as a reason why ‘react sucks’ is being super pandentic. It’s ok to have multiple frameworks!
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Why stop with creating a browser from scratch? You'll need hundreds of millions of dollars in capital just to build your own compiler technology that would be successful enough and incorporates enough instruction set optimizations pres
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by oceanswave 9y ago
Microsoft maintains react-native-windows that targets the UWP/XAML components
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by oceanswave 9y ago
There's also the power of lobbyists to 'convince' the government that the company is bad in some manner, who might, in turn, start 'probing' the hell out of the company, much of which will be leaked or reported to t
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by oceanswave 9y ago
1000 2017 dollars isn't equivalent to 1000 1957 dollars

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