pantulis

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   by pantulis 5y ago

   And... is your team consistently hitting the estimated product delivery schedules? (honest question)
2. 632.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   A staple mark, maybe.
3. 633.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   A solid point. This reminds me the old days when I carefully programmed my VHS video to record Blade Runner from a public broadcast on TV. How happy I was. "Now I will be able to watch Blade Runner whenever I want!" I even remem
4. 634.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   Do not really care about the Porsche but having the ear to tell lossy compression over bluetooth sounds superhuman to me.
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   by pantulis 5y ago

   I guess these materials are intended as support for classes, so it is ok for them to resemble Powerpoint decks as there would be a lot of voice over and explanations on top of them by the teacher.
6. 636.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   Well he is bikingbismuth. He's doing things right here ;)
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   by pantulis 5y ago

   This is the mandatory linky to Johnny Decimal, which is another method with a little more detail on how to name your content taxonomy: https://johnnydecimal.com
8. 638.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   Is it still being used?
9. 639.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   It could've been Badfinger.
10. 640.▲
    by pantulis 5y ago

    "Sorry, that tweet got deleted" That escalated quickly.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    I have also been amused by the number of technical people that prefer Telegram vs Whatsapp in terms of security.
12. 642.▲
    by pantulis 5y ago

    Isn't this like a super-server in the spirit of inetd?
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    There is no right response to the question as it depends a lot on personal preference and situation. For me I discovered that time-blocking my Calendar even for personal stuff works better. Being conscious of the finiteness of waking hour
14. 644.▲
    by pantulis 5y ago

    I had some Matlab experience about 3 decades ago. What's you take in Matlab vs R as programming languages?
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    "Native RPA processes are fragile in production" Because business processes are poorly documented. And if they are more or less documented they are executed by teams that need to override the underlying technology when a "co
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    Spaniard here. My dad still uses teletext for that, even though he is more or less capable with a computer. He loves just typing the page numbers and watching the scores updated in almost realtime.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    My throwback is reading through sheets and sheets of continuous form paper printed with the Turbo Vision demos and being utterly unable the wrap my head around the object oriented code. Still I learned a lot by annotating that source code.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    Have you tried Miguel de Icaza's gui.cs? https://github.com/migueldeicaza/gui.cs
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    That's more like being the target or victim rather than being the bad guy. I do not specially like or dislike Soros but do not think he is part of any conspiracy other than being an oligarch.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    I believe indexes protect me from my own lack of knowledge on market operations and analysis. I have a couple of investments in indexed funds and of course I do not expect them to be resilient to bubbles or crashes. If what the FA says was
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    "(...) returned to Kharkiv to do something useful for the city. With no military experience and even no driving license, I do things on a very small scale" The sense of due duty to your community beyond your family and your own l
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    I had to decode an ASN.1 message and I remember it was easier to reverse engineer the bytestream rather than understanding the spec.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    ASN.1
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    Isn't running multiple single-threaded workloads at the same time also a case for better performance with more cores? So even for basic tasks having more cores is better (although maybe not that cost-efficient)
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    those were amazing! (and pretty rare to spot btw)
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    As for unique and distinctive cars models, I bring you the 1976 Renault 14: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_14 An unremarkable car in every other aspect, you could not but look to it the first time you saw it.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    Well, I've been trying Orion these last weeks. I've seen some issues related to Google Meet (but they are probably due to Webkit). Apart from that, Orion browser seems stable enough to be a main browser.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    But these are already existing engines. I believe the engineering effort to build a rendering engine from scratch makes it very unlikely we will see another engine.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    One thing that I've noticed is that when running Orion in the macOS Control Center appears a new widget called "Mic Mode", which I've never seen while running Safari. But yes I am with you, I feel that this issue is not
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    I've been trying Orion these days. It's pretty awesome although there are some rough edges. The most annoying quirk is using my Airpods Pro with Google Meet, for some reason the mic input does not always get recognized (. This