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by shove 9y ago
It's very true that in the past the Dems have behaved similarly. I used to agree (also a software engineer) that this is a puzzle that ought to be solveable with weighted voronoi diagrams or somesuch but then I read: https:/&#x2F
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by shove 9y ago
I'm from NC and was arrested (twice -- for 2nd degree trespass) while protesting these clowns. Make no mistake, the crass disregard for the democratic process on display in NC is a model coming soon to a state near you :( While rulings
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by shove 9y ago
You're confusing the Flash player (no xtras) and Director a bit here.
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by shove 9y ago
Few remember, but Adobe tried to submit a variant of ActionScript 3 as an ECMAScript candidate but the open web folks were dubious and it went nowhere. That's not the same thing as open-sourcing the Flash authoring tool, but they still
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by shove 9y ago
Flash player plugin had 90+% browser penetration by the late 90s but yeah, the corporate money really started flowing around 2000.
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by shove 9y ago
Same. I told recruiters that increase would cost $20k/yr
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by shove 9y ago
No one mentioned this specifically, but as someone who's dabbled in animation a bit... Power lines are fantastic for selling depth / perspective. The poles are long and slender vertically as are the wires horizontally. When you pa
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by shove 9y ago
You forgot vast environmental rape and slave “wages”
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by shove 9y ago
(thread fail sorry) Your definition of slavery pretty neatly matches capitalism, I hope you notice ...
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by shove 9y ago
anecdote != data
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by shove 9y ago
1) Yeah, the 300 million firearms in the US wouldn't be any impediment at all to an invasion C'mon. There are no barbarians at the gate. 2) Yes, there are good economic side effects that come from spending 600B on just about any
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by shove 9y ago
How is the 600 billion spent annually on the military anything of productive value that is in any way significantly different than it getting "pissed away"? It's offensive to suggest more of that money will get spent on enter
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by shove 9y ago
"That would never work" protest citizens of country whose military spending surpasses that of the next eight countries combined.
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by shove 9y ago
The download, parse, and startup time isn’t considered, so while this excellently captures runtime performance metrics, it’s not the whole story. Does your app replace thousands of rows in a table? And yes, I’m questioning the time I spent
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by shove 9y ago
But we systematically lock up all the black and brown men anyway. Law enforcement doesn’t give a fuck what they’re actually talking about. Lol Did you notice there was no mention of white supremacist gangs?
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by shove 9y ago
That’s a pretty deep troll
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by shove 9y ago
Any way you slice it, demand is probably less than a tenth what it once was.
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by shove 9y ago
it was soooooo slow though. But yeah, the comparison to Electron et al is spot on.
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by shove 9y ago
WebGL. I spent ~10 years doing Flash / ActionScript and when Jobs nixed the mobile Flash plugin, I figured everything would shift to HTML5 / WebGL. Nope. The era of fancy, interactive websites faded into the rearview mirror. I&#x2
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by shove 9y ago
To be fair, some of them are morons. There are morons at any organization of sufficient size. I wasn't on the teams handling security, account login / access, etc so I can't speak to specific implementations (nor would I)
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by shove 9y ago
Yes, and yes passwords are encrypted / salted. They’re not morons.
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by shove 9y ago
I’ve worked for Fidelity and while there’s a grain of truth here, this is mostly horseshit and conjecture. Upgrading SQL or whatever isn’t going to happen without a very good reason because you risk fucking something up in the process. Ent
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by shove 9y ago
He’s right but the timing is off by a factor of 2 or so. 25 to 50 years. I mean have you seen US infrastructure recently?
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by shove 9y ago
Ugh thread fail
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by shove 9y ago
It’s worse. If you’re black, you run the risk that the cops might gleefully jump in and join the stabbing.
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by shove 9y ago
Paper.js is truly a great source of vector drawing tricks. Curious how difficult it would be to extend this technique beyond two circles. Might have to dust off some old experiments ... :)
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by shove 9y ago
Co-signed
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by shove 9y ago
Yep, I did some “filtering” as well
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by shove 9y ago
I was laid off and one of the severance benefits was a job placement / interview coaching service
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by shove 9y ago
I received some advice to omit the first 5-ish years positions from my resume and “reword” the line referring to my 20 years of industry experience. I'm older than my boss and it's definitely a bit scary. YMMV

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