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by ryukoposting 5y ago
I think the easiest solution to this problem is to scratch the $1,000,000 thresholds entirely. Just say that any corporation based in Delaware has to pay for a license, and everyone else can use it for free.
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
Maybe the goal of the Jetsons isn't to accurately imagine the future, but rather to entertain a contemporary audience.
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
> Do not put work into things that may or may not be needed. Hindsight is 20/20. > You need to communicate, build relationships, and get feedback from many people in the organization. One of those people is your manager's ma
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
Tell your manager about the conversation with your boss. Keep working hard. Communicate with colleagues, and always ask questions when you have them- or even when you think you might have a question. Your manager's manager has authorit
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
> Why would I ever willingly buy a vehicle that I’m not fully in control of and that can force me to pull over whenever it wants? I drive a 20-year-old car because I can't stand the tiny windows, high hoods, giant A-pillars, and hig
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
Pair programming isn't inherent to good engineering culture. I would say that my employers have had phenomenal engineering culture, and the first couple had the best mentorship experiences I could have ever asked for.
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
Mentoring! That makes sense, and depending on where you work, the obvious "mac only" limitation isn't a big deal. Thanks for the insight!
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
I've worked at companies with 20 employees, and companies with 100,000 employees, and not once have I ever been asked to participate in pair programming. It would have been immensely useful in college, but VS Code already has a built-i
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
It took me a few seconds to force my brain to read "Futamura" instead of "Futurama." My biggest takeaways from skimming this paper are 1) I barely know anything about interpreter design, 2) I want to know more, 3) Scala
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
I hadn't heard of Resilio before, but their website makes it seem like a very attractive option. In fact, their screenshots remind me of the biggest gripe I had with Syncthing back when I was using it daily in college- Syncthing doesn&
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
Syncthing was a godsend when I was in college, but it was surprisingly hard to convince my peers (pun intended) that it was worth using instead of Google Drive/OneDrive. For most of them, the hangup came down to the setup process- the
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by ryukoposting 5y ago
The SDL2 binding is really nice for people (like me) who use LVGL for embedded HMI. It allows me to test out my UI on my desktop, without having to compile and deploy code to a piece of hardware.
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Twitter's Verified Identity Crisis(ryuk.ooo)
2 points by ryukoposting 6y ago|2 comments
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by ryukoposting 6y ago
I wrote this before the Minneapolis riots, so I don't mention Pres. Trump's tweet about the riots, or the implications of Twitter's response. I'll discuss that another time.
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by ryukoposting 6y ago
I did the quiz, then a practice interview. Never did the real interview since I found a fantastic opportunity elsewhere. The interviewer was respectful of the fact that my niche isn't really what the interview was designed for (embedde
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My Year of Daily Commits, Summarized(ryuk.ooo)
1 points by ryukoposting 7y ago|0 comments
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by ryukoposting 8y ago
Those Infineon chips are incredible for how inexpensive they are. I've worked with an XMC1400 at work (another one of their M0-based offerings) and it was insane how sophisticated the peripherals on those things are, despite being a di
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by ryukoposting 8y ago
The Minneapolis housing market is really easy to get into right now, I have family who just moved up here and they found plenty of good options pretty much immediately. Might be something worth keeping in mind. What do you not like about CA
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by ryukoposting 8y ago
I've been working on something loosely related as a side project. It's a turing-complete lisp DSL that's made for generating HTML and CSS. Kind of like a scripting language that was made for the sole purpose of CGI scripts.
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by ryukoposting 8y ago
...I just keep my website lightweight, so I don't need to preload stuff...
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by ryukoposting 8y ago
Does that make geocities Bell Labs?