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by pantulis 6y ago
Or in Electron. Ok, not the coolest solution but options are always good.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Another question that came to my mind, what about benchmarks against other ARM-based mobile CPUs? Because I think that then Apple is going to have a powerful edge against Android devices regarding things like device based inference and fed
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by pantulis 6y ago
GTD is only a productivity system, you can choose between several ones. Also, there are a lot of productivity porn (apps, BuJos, YouTube gurus) and so on. The thing is that you need to understand what you can and cannot do with your time,
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by pantulis 6y ago
Certainly the Pro Desktops must be intended for Pro people that can quantify the number of billable hours they will save in Final Cut or Logic and come up with a "return of investment" figure. The iMacs are a mistery to me, but gu
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by pantulis 6y ago
"I think there's still legs to x86, it's survived everything thats been thrown at it so far..." Also, some one, some day, had to disrupt it. Maybe this is it, maybe not.
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by pantulis 6y ago
" I'm not familiar with desktop Macs but I'm guessing the Mac Pro machines blow laptops out of the water the same way high end desktop PCs do." Unfortunately they will also blow your wallet.
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by pantulis 6y ago
I'd also agree to disagree as I think we are now clearly in subjectivism vs objectivism territory.
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by pantulis 6y ago
While I agree with you that age discrimination exist at least in mild form, direct comparison with racial discrimination is excessive. In the extreme case, you won’t get shot by a cop for being old while arguably being black increases that
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by pantulis 6y ago
Don’t tell me... I am a paying EN customer. Although I find that the biggest performance impact is not Electron but that now you don’t have a local database and a lot of requests are going through the network before the caching mechanisms k
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by pantulis 6y ago
Comparing age with racial discrimination can only be done from privilege. Am I wrong assuming you are white?
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by pantulis 6y ago
Ben’s blow at Sketch seemed a little excessive to me, but that is the painful path that Evernote has decided to follow to survive. Although the target market is designers and sketch is not multi platform, being full native is hard.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Well... they did that decades ago http://tim.id.au/laptops/apple/misc/pc_compatibility_card.pd...
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by pantulis 6y ago
Totally agree. Besides, can the neural engine be used to speed up other tasks?
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by pantulis 6y ago
So if someone is a solid performer without using autocomplete... would you fire her? As a boss you would be judging the performance of an employee against the group average -- coding tools be damned.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Came here to comment the same exact thing. A swimming pool inside a sub?!?!
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by pantulis 6y ago
And no management can fix a bad process too.
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by pantulis 6y ago
SpaCy is the Ruby on Rails of NLP, clearly marking a before and after.
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by pantulis 6y ago
It's not about finding references, it's about the general structure of the code and annotations on the printout. Granted, I guess this is a preference of people who cut their teeth in another era of 80x25 displays before modern ed
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by pantulis 6y ago
While developer evangelism is important, the business strategies must converge otherwise there would be no value in the acquisition.
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by pantulis 6y ago
My last printer was from 2 decades ago and was only used to print documents. I kind of miss reading source code written by others on dot-matrix long sheets, you can reason around existing code in a different way than navigating through a te
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by pantulis 6y ago
That's the carrier stuff, they will figure it out. Remember how ridiculous were data caps with GMTS?
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by pantulis 6y ago
There's also another strategy: focus on the company you work for until you begin managing people, projects and may be never write a line of code again. And that would probably be good if that made you happy. There is always something
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by pantulis 6y ago
Sorry didn’t understand the bablefish reference, why does that disprove the existence of god? (I could define myself as an atheist anyway so this is really a non issue for me)
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by pantulis 6y ago
The existence of God.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Did Gina had some "notes.sh" script? I can only remember her "todo.txt" for todos. This can perfectly replace it, yes, and it is very similar in spirit.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Why did you decide to go with Bash instead of another scripting language like Python or Ruby? Portability? "Just because"? I am not bashing Bash ;) but genuinously interested in the motivations as a programmer. You have stated
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by pantulis 6y ago
The completeness of the tool combined with the madness of shell scripting. The author is a demigod, no doubt.
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by pantulis 6y ago
Cloudfare Workers, WebAssembly and Haskell in the same idea. Oh the times we are living...
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by pantulis 6y ago
Last time I checked they also had their regular license available in the website buried somewhere.
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by pantulis 6y ago
And mind you, i've seen and written my good share of crap Ruby code! It's not about the quality of the code or the fit-for-purposeness of the language or platform, it's about the joy of writing code in it. Totally subjectiv

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