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by sesteel 12y ago
Go, with its simplicity, is a gift from the generation of masters to today's professionals, but many of today's professionals appear too ignorant to see the wisdom of the language. It used to drive me crazy when I would read nega
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by sesteel 12y ago
strongest known natural material
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by sesteel 12y ago
FYI: Adding data to the demo chart spikes my memory usage heavily in Mozilla Firefox on Linux.
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by sesteel 12y ago
Reading his comments makes him seem really 'down to earth.'
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by sesteel 12y ago
Environment variables can work well for development but I wouldn't put them in .bashrc or .bash_profile; if you are like me, you like to store your dot files somewhere public. I typically leave them in an encrypted file on dev systems
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by sesteel 12y ago
I am currently working on an OpenGL based UI toolkit and recently purchased a 4K monitor and a EVGA GeForce GTX 750Ti to drive the display for testing purposes. As you might expect, it appears taxing to push 4X the content over the bus or
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by sesteel 12y ago
If anybody is interested in exploring anything like a 'gitcoin' please message me.
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by sesteel 12y ago
Given the difference in both OOP and FP, I agree it certainly would be an interesting contrast to explore. Especially now, as FP is becoming more mainstream.
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by sesteel 12y ago
Indeed; I have had the pleasure of having correspondence with Dr. Aldrich in the past. I had interest in implementing a static compiler for CMU's Plaid programming language, but found Go sufficient at the time. He also became involve
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by sesteel 12y ago
I've worked for three ESOPs and was curious about their history. Learning about Binary Economics has led me into an interest in alternative economic theories. There are sites and books dedicated to the subject, the following excerpt
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by sesteel 12y ago
Economist Louis Kelso ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Kelso ) was talking about many of these issues in the 1950's. He proposed the concepts behind Binary Economic Theory ( http://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by sesteel 12y ago
Interesting. I'll have to give that a try.
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by sesteel 12y ago
This is amazing. I drink about half a pitcher of tea a day. I picked up the habit as a replacement for soda about 15 years ago. I usually drop an Earl Grey tea bag in with about 4 regular black tea bags. I am going to have to try to dro
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by sesteel 12y ago
I am creating a widget toolkit for Go on Linux. Fun times. Http://github.com/sesteel/go-view
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by sesteel 12y ago
First, the fact that I didn't know this existed bothers me. Second, the fact that I now know this exists disturbs me a little bit.
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by sesteel 13y ago
Those are fair concerns. Mental illness is a serious problem as an estimated 1 in 4 adults suffers from some form of mental illness in a given year. Perhaps, those problems could be solved with conservatorships, better healthcare, and pr
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by sesteel 13y ago
I kindly disagree. I would prefer a system where a basic income is distributed (simply for the efficiency) and those that receive it are educated on how to spend it to meet their basic needs. This could be integrated into school curriculu
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by sesteel 13y ago
For one, this is obviously a false choice; you could choose countless other avenues. If you already have a strong resume, job 1 really isn't a risk unless devs suddenly stop getting hired six months from now. If you don't have a
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by sesteel 13y ago
That is awesome. I feel that kids today are expected to be successful but not really learn; at least here the US. Though, in my daughter's school they are learning simple circuits in the 4th grade.
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by sesteel 13y ago
Thanks! She worked the code.org lessons and has been working through codeacademy lessons recently. She wants to build a game with me; so, it is way to have productive quality time together.
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by sesteel 13y ago
This is how I taught my daughter binary when she was 6 years old. It stuck with her and is the one thing I taught her that I can point to as giving her confidence in math. When I was satisfied with her retainment, I bought her one of thos
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by sesteel 13y ago
And vice versa. We are all in this together.
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by sesteel 13y ago
What does successful mean to you?
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by sesteel 13y ago
This is conjecture and hyperbole on your part. The economy has grown substantially and rather consistently over the past 40 years (except for manufacturing). It seems silly, but I feel compelled to remind today's youth that we all sta
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by sesteel 13y ago
puppet current job, chef at last
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by sesteel 13y ago
I can see the Fox News headlines already. "Not even the nation's best tech companies could save Obamacare."
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by sesteel 13y ago
I've had similar ideas for a long while. My flavor is using the router as an encrypted protocol gateway and some other centralized user queues. The centralized queue would hold encrypted messages for first time connections. Subseque
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by sesteel 13y ago
Just to be clear, this isn't my project, but it has been working fine for me for awhile now, but I am probably not exercising the same pathways as you. Anyway, I have written additional bindings for the Gtk Docking Library and the Syn
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by sesteel 13y ago
How is this different than this? https://github.com/norisatir/go-gtk3 They also set finalizers.
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by sesteel 13y ago
Actually, they love to pay overtime and the government doesn't care as long as they have money to spend. Their budgets are mandated by law. A government contractor can cost upwards of $200 an hour for a senior level engineer. Typica

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