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by p0nce 9y ago
The same things happened with Twitter and FB. There are some tweets I've seen dozens of time because the algorithm think it is relevant, but I just want the latest thank you.
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by p0nce 9y ago
What I do is disable all email and desktop notification on every site I go. It's not worth the mental burden.
723.
by p0nce 9y ago
Don't know for the market in general, but the efficiency of Facebook ads seems to be slowing a lot for us.
724.
by p0nce 9y ago
I guess TDD can be great for parsers.
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by p0nce 9y ago
Easy, alongside taxing added value (VAT), we need a way to reliably tax emissions. Distort the market until we have a chance to survive.
726.
by p0nce 9y ago
Rich people: since you have as much money, you should direct it towards solving that problem with all the available channels, including carbon recapture.
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by p0nce 9y ago
Fascinating, thanks!
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by p0nce 9y ago
This was actually much better than I expected. Wondering what kind of neural net can do this, and what are the outputs. It sounds a bit "phasey" as if there is an IFFT step.
729.
by p0nce 9y ago
It's a big problem that every website converges to a timeline sientifically engineered to be addictive.
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by p0nce 9y ago
There are very serious books about software quality with actual data, but it's much easier to tell each other anecdotic experiences on the internet - in a weird mix of bragging and strawmen arguments. That's how our field is stag
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by p0nce 9y ago
If you have Google money and work on compilers, surely tests are more important than for say, a B2C app with lots of UI.
732.
by p0nce 9y ago
I used it for years. The auto-vectorizer is unmatched imho. It has a very systematic way to turn loops into incredibly tight code. I use LLVM 4.x and this is very far from ICC.
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by p0nce 9y ago
GlassDoor can serve that goal
734.
by p0nce 9y ago
CPU usage is even more of a problem that several years ago. Some very well known _compressors_ takes a whole 10% of CPU here. 10 of them and you're not realtime, probably earlier than that.
735.
by p0nce 9y ago
Hex Rays and ICC are unmatched. Once you have worked with ICC backend you'll miss it a lot when using say, LLVM. Same story for IDA, I don't think any competitor does something at this level. Photoshop is being displaced by nimble
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by p0nce 9y ago
I develop wth a mobile setup (3G/4G + laptop + laptop stand) most of the time, but not with a nomadic lifestyle. I don't miss big monitors while on the go. Either I forgot how good they were or one get used to it. What I favor inf
737.
by p0nce 9y ago
For this local area, not only they would offer a good salary but also remote. Amazing transparency i'd say.
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by p0nce 9y ago
I had written another long reply but I felt like it added nothing to the discussion and removed it. I'd like to adress only the technical issue of CPU usage, in which you are a bit right and perhaps we could agree. Software rendering n
739.
by p0nce 9y ago
Twitter rewards trollish behaviour, as it gets shared most.
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by p0nce 9y ago
I'll echo the sentiment. In our working life we don't get to know many codebases in depth. And the ones we do know, it's not at all obvious if they are relevant, or a regular disposable mess.
741.
by p0nce 9y ago
Trust system for invites and transparent moderation.
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by p0nce 9y ago
> Assignment as an expression is bug-prone Can be fixed without syntax change other than returning void. > The precedence for the binary operators is wonky But that's the precedence everyone is accustomed with. D enhance this by
743.
by p0nce 9y ago
What is the added value of things not looking like C?
744.
by p0nce 9y ago
This gives an idea for an interesting tax. Every (money-making) codebase should cost money commensurate to the number of LOC.
745.
by p0nce 9y ago
That doesn't work, Twitter is swamped with very talkative persons.
746.
by p0nce 9y ago
I think you are being needlessly inflammatory. The list of 3 items against C++ makes it pretty clear they do have experienced C++ developers.
747.
by p0nce 9y ago
Good point, I will perhaps remove it. On my phone tests if was okay.
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by p0nce 9y ago
Hi, author here. Just a reminder that we don't use OpenGL, and that it's not skeuomorphism if you don't have virtual screws :)
749.
by p0nce 9y ago
Nothing prevent you from opening plugins without UI if you are wary of the halo effect. We spend a lot of time on audio algorithm, much more than the UI. In the end plugins have to sound good whatever their UI, it's just that when you
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by p0nce 9y ago
Dragging knobs up and down is the standard way to interact with audio software.

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