randiantech

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by randiantech 10y ago
Funny, that "if one created, two removed" was a law imposed by a Principal Software Architect to me and my team regarding apps and apis as part of a rationalization program. "If you create this new API, make sure to remove at
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by randiantech 10y ago
mmm, maybe the HTC Vive?
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by randiantech 10y ago
So are you recommending to invest savings on stocks and bonds rather than a house? I mean, I wont argue / refute you reasoning, I just simply dont have the knowledge to do a proper analysis. Ill just say that my 78 years old parents, t
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by randiantech 10y ago
Hey, Im a Javascript developer and my experience es far from 'miserable'. Anyway, I see your point, and makes sense. I think node and npm helped a lot to actually achieve the flow you mention ("install dev tools, start a new
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by randiantech 10y ago
This is how you kill a brand.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Is there any data that shows that? I mean, Tiobe index has Java as the #1 most used language this year.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Its not showing up for me, even after clicking 'see more' until the end. Maybe a US-only thing?
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by randiantech 10y ago
Isnt something like a Windows Insider program for hardware and software companies to early test their products prior to general release? This seems like the result of lack of basic QA, both on Microsoft and third parties.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Honest question here: Why tech community is so hard with Windows mandatory updates, and kind of flexible with other companies? Maybe its just me, but the ratio of posts and articles blaming Microsoft for this practice seems to be disproport
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by randiantech 10y ago
Massive Backtrack seems quite a hyperbole. I would just say adjusting to the new reality, where still millions of users are using W7 and this hardware, and let them without, at least, security updates, seems like a horrible plan.
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by randiantech 10y ago
I think you nailed it. Oculus is order to not become a niche product needs to be sold as part of a console bundle. That would make premium VR to a one pressed button distance. Maybe Project Scorpio + Oculus? Scorpio specs seems to be enough
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by randiantech 10y ago
'Closer to irrelevant' is a bold statement to say. Windows is strong, not as strong as in the 90's where it was the only consumer oriented OS, but is far, far away from being 'irrelevant'.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Or a correct read of reality. Facebook is here to stay because theres not a single social network that could compete with it right now.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Android has reached a level of maturity that makes comparison with Apple ecosystem neglectable nowadays; simply its no longer a selling point compared to previous years. Also, high end Android phones were able to introduce new technologies
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by randiantech 10y ago
No private organization has committed crimes comparable to the ones committed by authoritarian governments. I could mention USSRs pogroms, concentration camps on Germany or summary executions in Cuba, to name a few.
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by randiantech 10y ago
May I ask you what actually fascinates you of living in a society where actually theres no private property?
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by randiantech 10y ago
I was referring socialism as a society where state does not allow private property (at least to a major extent), and violates individual human rights in favor of collective ones.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Do you have any reliable data that shows that none of the 1M+ average youtube viewers of its show are indeed non british?
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by randiantech 10y ago
"Of course democracy is not incompatible with Communism. How could it be when the people are enthusiastic supporters of Communism?" There were/are enthusiastic supporters for some of the worst causes.[1] Also, historically, c
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by randiantech 10y ago
Then probably we are not referring to the same thing when we talk about socialism.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Having democrat elections is not the same of having a functional democracy.
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by randiantech 10y ago
I cant recall a single example of a functional democracy in a socialist government. Seems to be mutually exclusive outputs.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Florencia, Cristina Kirchner's Argentinian former president daughter, had 5 million dollars in its bank account. Being daughter of a former president seems to be the more rewarding job in our countries. http://www.buenosair
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by randiantech 10y ago
Remain camp also had a large support on media (John Oliver's LN just to mention one). So I asume Brexit could potentially had a lopsided victory without media support for pro EU. Anyway, back on main topic, having more options is alway
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by randiantech 10y ago
Governments are the more dangerous, objectively speaking. All of them have the monopoly of army and public forces. Not a single corporation in the world could be equally dangerous just based on this.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Offtopic, but the header of the page makes doc hard to read.
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by randiantech 10y ago
I dont see mandatory updates as a bad thing per se. I think ideally it would be a way to allow users that wants to use older versions to pay a fee to do that (Basically to cover the maintenance service due to keep patching legacy versions).
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by randiantech 10y ago
Is there any source to confirm "Facebook as a company doesn't have high levels of consumer trust"? I even find hard to understand what consumer trust means in a precise way.
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by randiantech 10y ago
Just to add my two cents to the discussion, Typescript is implementing Non nullable types [1]. I think i'd be convenient that any language being used for large projects would support this feature. [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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by randiantech 10y ago
Lot of people tend to use the same password always, so I guess it represents a real threat.

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