sfgweilr4f

15 ms·

91.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
You are either a duck or a swan. They are similar. But not the same. Neither is essentially better. It doesn't matter how you define them. The only important aspect is that once you realise you are one and not the other you know you do
92.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Glad I'm not alone. This frustrated me completely. But if their use case is twice a day or similar it makes sense. Why care about compilation time at all if its seen as that rare? Other opinions exist.
93.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I buy all sorts of fine parts off ebay/aliexpress. A lot from China. No issues so far. All work within expectations. But I'd never base a product on any of them. Nor go fine tolerance / high expectation either. Not without ve
94.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Not to mention the obvious, but that glue isn't necessarily that great* for you either. * allegedly of course.
95.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Especially when the downvotes are blatantly because someone disagreed and the grayed out comment is actually interesting, or the comment is actually a question that shouldn't have been downvoted at all.
96.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
This puzzles me. Why don't they just recompile the projects to ARM and go with fat binaries? Stop emulating things. It wastes power. Plus the compiler toolchain already exists.
97.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I'll put tape over the camera. Apple can't reasonably provide guarantees about the camera. I have reasonable doubt they can't provide privacy around that camera with the current designs. This is true even if the indicator lig
98.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Cynical me thinks its just Buzzword compliance. This could be much easier overall with just a simple web form.
99.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
"You can ignore every single need a pet has and just put them in a bag" No, you actually can't. You can only do this if you switch off massive sections of the common brain modules for "reasonable functioning human".
100.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I think you'll have a deeper appreciation of the issues when you make an honest attempt at a python-to-C compiler yourself. The result you will get will be full of compromises and trade-offs. Other attempts like Cython already exist. P
101.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
From TFA, Facebook "... continues to claim that being a registered trademark holder is sufficient to be granted full access to the Whois database, and that all other routes are unduly burdensome." So any fraudster just needs a reg
102.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I don't understand this post. Why would I care where my project's ranking is? Its already a useful project to me and others. Is there some prize I'm not aware of?
103.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Some would argue the economy is actually running O.
104.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Sounds like your approach to work might be the problem. Mix it up. Pick a simple side project and start then finish it. Doesn't even need to be software. The act of finishing it is the important part. During a funk in my 20s I went int
105.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
ipad pro 12.9" in portrait mode. its the reason I originally bought it. I refer to a LOT of PDFs throughout the day.
106.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Do something else. Perhaps away from IT. Do that for a month. Volunteer in your local community. Then come back. Your outlook will be different. Realign with purpose. Update purpose if necessary.
107.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Random business enhancement work that usually involves the equivalent of a MBA - I got my MBA from reading a book. Mostly making businesses operate better by making sure the red tape is actually worthwhile. It boggles my mind to see how muc
108.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Not keen on hashing the file every second but I understand why... I'd rather it used filesystem modification events and responded accordingly. But that might more more complex than what you intend. But for simple scripts being live-cod
109.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I've gone in another path: applied programming. I chose a position that also involves programming rather than an actual developer role. Personally the whole standup thing just drove me away
110.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Elsevier does what exactly? Publish articles? Can't the various education / research organizations set up their own? Other than existing horrible contracts, what exactly is stopping them?
111.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
You could say they completely increased the dord of the whole situation for quite a few years. Ha! Take that! Now we just need a few hundred people to also use it and it slowly becomes real. The circle becomes complete.
112.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Well its a fake word. Kind of important. Probably as important to remedy as a misspelt word. Not so good for a dictionary.
113.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Not trusted so much now.
114.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
What mainframes are available like a cloud provider for me to get hosting? eg I want to run code on a mainframe and pay for the equivalent of a VM (or an actual VM)... who does this for a z15?
115.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
More likely Youtube are too difficult to work with and their ever-present-but-arbitrary ban-hammer is becoming increasingly high friction.
116.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
I'll leave the epidemic of "men deciding to switch genders" to one side. Let's dig in where you wrote: "If you were born an average American male and you trained your whole youth... you'd beat a lot of elite wo
117.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Depends on who the clients are. I've got a todo / schedule / calendar thats purely text. But thats just what I like.
118.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Factorio literally lets you build a system then have bugs attack it. By itself that is the basis for a lot of systems thinking right there. Especially when you're production drops and you run out of ammo. And the bugs are coming. And p
119.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Let's go a bit more general. I operate on the realization that google will one day arbitrarily destroy my gmail account for absolutely no reason. At any time. Because. Due to reasons. Those reasons which include the knowledge I will li
120.
by sfgweilr4f 6y ago
Ah yes. Back in the days when you chose "New Document" it apparently meant "a fresh new start". (Or not, I'm glad it was just a bug!)

More ›