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by org3432 9y ago
Famous last words?
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by org3432 9y ago
I don't see why teaching that ethics comes before career isn't a priority. There's a validation that either the victim or the enablers are put into a morale delma to worry about their career over ethics. Shouldn't we be
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by org3432 9y ago
The multional's products sold in western Europe I wouldn't call good quality food, I think the bigger issue is the produce and fresh goods are not very good. And honestly the produce isn't that great in Austria either.
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by org3432 9y ago
Well I'd rather use awsd and a mouse personally.
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by org3432 9y ago
Nationalizing doesn't mean the decisions won't be for the benefit of a single person, a single person can manipulate them regardless, and the people will support it.
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by org3432 9y ago
Why didn't they use trains or buses? That seems like a more obvious approach IMO.
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Goldman Sachs breaks down how Amazon can jump into health care(cnbc.com)
4 points by org3432 9y ago|0 comments
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by org3432 9y ago
I'd like to see more mature solutions that store all my data in the cloud, revision it there, and just use my local hard disk as a workspace cache instead. I suspect that's one of the reasons CrashPlan is exiting too, they can&#x2
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by org3432 9y ago
C++ projects I work on just require you to use a current compiler, or an older one if the project is older. So seems like 927 might not be as big an issue.
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by org3432 9y ago
The IOCCC is fun, but isn't it time for C/C++ to get standard formatting for consistent readability? Like Go and Python.
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by org3432 9y ago
I had a flight get delayed due to needing an OS reinstall on a 737-800, the OTA update failed and they had to send someone out to connect to the USB port to recover the OS. The plane was bricked essentially and couldn't take off. Fun.
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by org3432 9y ago
It was a bit surprising when I found out, but I think the really interesting part is that low quality web tech are the weak link in the chain. That was an eye opener.
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by org3432 9y ago
There's no public postmortem, it was in 2015 as I recall, it was handled internally and just with affected customers.
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by org3432 9y ago
Not sure why you're citing some unrelated incident, I think you're jumping to conclusions that I'm talking about the one you cited, but I'm not. This one was not made public.
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by org3432 9y ago
S3 has had a data loss too sadly, a console UI bug lead to the wrong files getting deleted if I recall correctly. Yet another reason for frontend web tech to improve.
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by org3432 9y ago
UE didn't go that route as you'll notice though, that was one of the reasons if I'm remembering correctly.
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by org3432 9y ago
I think the difference would be that UE is used more in AAA games that have high performance requirements, which can be non-trival. You can see an example of troubleshooting lock hitches using a 3rd party tool to get an idea of the complexi
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by org3432 9y ago
Would be interesting if the author could comment on the memory footprint and performance of having an additional GC'ed language running alongside the engine. It seems like it could lead to complex hitching issues.
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by org3432 9y ago
The engine makes uses of shared pointers to do ref counting, and will deallocate unrefed objs for you. Additionally there is a built in asset GC system.
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by org3432 9y ago
How do you fact check Fox?
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by org3432 9y ago
We looked at Concourse deeply, while we didn't go with it, it's inspired a number of projects I know and I think has pointed out the obvious; representing how you think about a problem is how you should represent it visually, grea
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by org3432 9y ago
Also relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvtNyOzGogc Sinclair Broadcast Group is doing basically this already, just in a low tech way and requiring its local TV stations to promoting their political agenda.
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by org3432 9y ago
Of course you can buy citizenship. Here's a price list if you are in the market: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/07/countries-selling-cit...
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by org3432 9y ago
And here's cnn documenting crews asking pasangers to pray for the flight: http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/25/asia/air-asia-flight-turns-bac...
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by org3432 9y ago
I flew Sriwijaya Air last month, the crew appeared stressed out, irritated, and a bit disorganized. Which if that wasn't concerning enough, their flight safety routine includes asking everyone to pray for a safe flight. And if you thou
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by org3432 9y ago
It's all the magic and the cost to run it which is why I think languages like golang are gaining popularity.
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by org3432 9y ago
on a desktop we'd just setup an ssh tunnel to an ec2 instance and use SwitchyOmega in Chrome.
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by org3432 9y ago
This was my experience as well, my USA cell phone wasn't even blocked from accessing websites that were normally blocked in China, they make an exception. There could be some cases where you could run into issues, but the paranoia is g
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by org3432 9y ago
He missed one of the biggest issues, in most implementations they are slow to generate due to the complexity and requiring a PRNG.
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How computers threaten the jobs of mid-skilled workers (2014)(youtube.com)
1 points by org3432 9y ago|0 comments

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