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purple-dragon
10y ago
Despite his past actions, isn't releasing this as an open source project ultimately a generous act? Many people have paid for this product in the past—ergo it has value—and now, it is free for use and modification.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
I've had success with Intel's Threading Building Blocks. Is there a reason I might prefer something like this instead?
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purple-dragon
10y ago
I like Electron apps too, and I am running a handful of them as I type this message, but they are notorious for hogging system resources (especially memory).
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purple-dragon
10y ago
tl;dr: tone deaf, lives in echo chamber.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Very neat. I hadn't seen this before.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Does anyone have experience to share re: Instapaper vs. Pocket (or something better)?
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AirPods Might Not Launch Until January 2017
(forums.macrumors.com)
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10y ago
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purple-dragon
10y ago
FWIW: that would bring my Mac to a crawl and send my fans into overdrive.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Yes, the pattern is not lost on me :-)
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Perhaps, but that's not the case here. I have plenty of available disk space.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Except for when macOS tells me that it has run out of RAM and that I need to close some applications...
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Forgive my laziness, but it's a pain for me to answer due to all of the Google Chrome Helper processes that I'd have to sum to supply you with an accurate answer :-)
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purple-dragon
10y ago
I have 16GB of RAM in my MBP. As I type this I'm running at 15.25GB used. I'm not running any VMs, nor am I running any Adobe Products. Chrome, Spotify, Slack, Visual Studio Code, HipChat, Keynote, Sketch... this is a typical, yet
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Yeah, see my original comment at the top of the thread.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Unfortunately, the National Press Club is now merely a venue. It can be booked for events like any hotel or conference center. Though the club itself still has its own programming, part of the value for an outside party is that it can borro
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Technical contributions a market disruptor does not make, or have you not seen that academic startups tend to fail about as often as any other?
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purple-dragon
10y ago
... and cue the people emphatically trying to convince you that this one is more special than the other coins for silly, emotional reasons.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
I imagine we will see many clones when Google open sources their implementation too (as mentioned in the article, along with others mentioned in this thread as well). I wasn't aware of DeepArt. I'll check it out.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Sure, but I was talking about market ownership, i.e., the most market share for users looking to achieve this type of effect, not IP ownership.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
So is this the early warning that Prisma's market ownership of this effect will soon come to an end?
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Only because he's grumpy. That doesn't have anything to do with age.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Why? That's a dumb reason to hire someone too.
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purple-dragon
10y ago
This issue isn't whether is exists or not (I think it does exist), but that it isn't likely to "qualify for diversity consideration" (whatever that means). Maybe there are scenarios where companies have comparable candid
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10y ago
You guessed wrong. Are you okay? Cheer up!
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Of course it is anecdotal. It has to be. There is no official, legal definition of diversity consideration in hiring. Nor is there any universal culture of applying it to hiring programmers. Edit: I certainly understand that this type of di
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purple-dragon
10y ago
Serious question: are you trolling? I hire programmers for a startup. When I do, we do not care at all how old you are. We care about attitude, skills, and aptitude.
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10y ago
Just go with it and do a great job. You're trying to build a relationship, reputation, reference customer, and portfolio all at once here. Just think about how you'll determine your limit for being jerked around on the last 30% an