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by pawadu 10y ago
Only time can tell, but given how Trump has treated expert groups before it is highly uncertain of any of them will be able to influence his policies.
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by pawadu 10y ago
10 minutes and 2-3 tabs on thingiverse.com can easily bring my firefox to its knees. I think its a combination of badly written code, webgl and maybe even adblocker breaking some otherwise mostly working code.
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by pawadu 10y ago
my co-worker has an apple wireless keyboard at work (BYOD). if he moves it more than two inches it will disconnect from his MBP (also BYOD). _very_ annoying when I need to type something for him... I personally think someone has put an appl
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by pawadu 10y ago
The amount of talent is not unlimited, and not everyone want to move to Cupertino and work for Apple. Also, as Frederick Brooks have taught us, you cannot just introduce new people into a team.
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by pawadu 10y ago
> I told Linus about rn, and he liked it too. We both spent way too much time reading newsgroups. Neither of us posted anything that year, though. There were big warnings against wasting other people's time, and we took them to hea
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by pawadu 10y ago
So this company has a team that stalks unfriendly journalists to find some dirt on them, and thats okay but if they don't contribute to Celery they have really crossed the line?
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by pawadu 10y ago
X220 has a 12" 1366x768 display which may sound awful but I have noticed that it is perfectly adequate for someone who spends most his time in emacs and tmux. I actually do have a 1920x1080 and a QHD laptop, which I barely touch becaus
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by pawadu 10y ago
Same here, go feels "fun" for some reason. Maybe its the well-thought standard library, maybe its the way the compiler helps you. Maybe its because we can actually catch bugs at compile time instead of those runtime errors and sil
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by pawadu 10y ago
Yes: http://www.cultofmac.com/311171/crazy-iphone-rig-shows-chine... The problem with China is that if pressure is big enough someone will create an alternative app store for jailbroken devices and then iphone in China
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by pawadu 10y ago
they have moved a lot of people to iphone and ios development.
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by pawadu 10y ago
In the same thread, there are some great responses to that comment. Also, it seems some people are really scared of changes and would do anything to keep the status quo.
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by pawadu 10y ago
Out of curiosity, why would you need 64GB on a development machine? Sure you can spin a few vms but your CPU will probably become a bottleneck long before you reach the 64gb limit.
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by pawadu 10y ago
I think their X1 series is the only one not gone downhill. The X2nn series stopped being awesome somewhere between the X220 and X230. The newer ones are dropping to Acer ergonomic and quality levels...
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by pawadu 10y ago
I should also add that I have seen people create amazing content on really crappy machines and I have also seen people accomplish nothing (except a lot of bragging) on their very (very!) expensive machines. Your laptops processing power or
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by pawadu 10y ago
When my MBP got stolen I bought a refurbished Thinkpad X220, which I still use as my daily driver. I got the idea from the Linux Voice magazine in UK (highly recommended!) where many of the developers they interviewed used ancient Thinkpad
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by pawadu 10y ago
Consider also refurbished thinkpads. Not always the fastest machines or the best battery life but for the tiny amount of $$ you pay you will get a surprisingly good development machine.
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by pawadu 10y ago
I disagree. When you just start your project you may use github as your CDN and hope no one notices, but when you are as big as homebrew using someones elses resources like this is a pretty bad practice.
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by pawadu 10y ago
what does it include? issues, wiki, comments?
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by pawadu 10y ago
> nobody citation needed
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by pawadu 10y ago
yeah, gitlab _is_ slow. Given that they are (unlike github) actually making money I don't understand why they wont just throw more servers at the problem (or put some devs on fixing their backend).
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by pawadu 10y ago
The options you named all use google analytics They even let you add your own analytics key
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by pawadu 10y ago
If you are wondering what this is all about: What is CryptoParty? Interested parties with computers, devices, and the willingness to learn how to use the most basic crypto programs and the fundamental concepts of their operation! CryptoP
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by pawadu 10y ago
We call this the OpenOffice syndrome
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by pawadu 10y ago
Maybe he wants his container to be as close as possible to his development machine?
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by pawadu 10y ago
"The Linux Foundation protects the public and Linux users from unauthorized and confusing uses of the trademark and authorizes proper uses of the mark through an accessible sublicensing program. The Linux Foundation offers a free, per
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by pawadu 10y ago
But this puts your first statement in a completely different light ;) I should also note that React Native was announced in 2015 while Xamarin was announced in 2011 (with Miguel's work on Mono being much older). Can you then call Xamar
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by pawadu 10y ago
> This is of course not a new invention No, this is a well known construct in digital design. Basically, for a 2^N deep queue you only need two N+1 bit variables: http://www.sunburst-design.com/papers/CummingsSNUG200
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by pawadu 10y ago
The Visual Studio experience is going down very quickly. I wonder what kind of QA they have that could let something like this pass.
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by pawadu 10y ago
Could it be that your service is more suited for people working with React? In a slightly related note, I find it hilarious that people are using a framework made by a company behind what is probably the most hated mobile app ever.
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by pawadu 10y ago
Java is lame. You should have co-invented USB, thats what a real rockstar would do https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=intel+rockstar

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