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by suff 8y ago
Not sure, as I was dropped off without an owner's manual, but from what I can tell, it has something to do with loving God and serving those around me.
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by suff 8y ago
So Starbucks could make you their backend, for $15/mo... yeah, that's going to scale...
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by suff 8y ago
1998 called. It's looking for this news story...
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by suff 8y ago
It's less important to point out that bad real-estate deals exist. No one is debating that. Nor is anyone debating the sliding scale that shows your first year is mostly interest. ASLO, no one (even the OP) is debating (assuming you ar
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by suff 8y ago
Perhaps not, but the rate of waste is 10x lower than distributing it through a government agency.
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by suff 9y ago
Great idea if AWS had not already solved this with the release of SageMaker.
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by suff 9y ago
Lots of assertions, but no real arguments. Weak article.
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by suff 9y ago
Not at all. Microsoft is a horrible company, but C# is a brilliant (open source, cross-platform) language. Facebook started in PHP. Never trust a company that uses PHP.
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by suff 9y ago
What's with clueless authors and confirmation bias?
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by suff 9y ago
It is a very good platform for a wide variety of tasks.
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by suff 9y ago
Dear Uber, You don't need one thousand and five hundred developers to keep a mobile app going.
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by suff 9y ago
+1 Slightly poorer than those with a lowly 130 IQ
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by suff 9y ago
LOL. Right, because there is no such thing as a smart contract. Nailed it.
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by suff 9y ago
It is good that someone wrote this. It is embarrassing how bad Python's native performance is.
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by suff 9y ago
It is true that contribution can often seem intangible. However, if you lower the cost of goods, or increase productivity in any way, you have helped large numbers of people. Repeat that for 20 years and you have probably helped a few milli
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by suff 9y ago
Yes, you are getting worked. You should be making 120-130k. Maybe that salary, but in a state with cheaper standard of living would be OK, like Utah or Denver.
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by suff 9y ago
The article describes functional programming in its purist form: 0 side effects. In practice that simply doesn't exist in any language except Haskell and maybe variants of LISP. Next is the simple fact that a pattern or functional idio
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by suff 10y ago
This is perhaps the most proportionately insignificant prize given for any invention in the history of humanity.
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by suff 10y ago
What do you mean by 'IT'? Geeks who plug in printers? Yeah, that's a bad business to be in. Software, on the other hand, R&D, product development; those are GREAT businesses to be in. I can't help but laugh when peop
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by suff 10y ago
I had a similar situation but things are better now. Send an email to suff@mailinator.com with your contact info and I will send you my contact info
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by suff 10y ago
I do not have a degree in CS. I am a dropout, and I bill well over $200USD/hr and I have a line of Fortune 500s waiting for me to be available again. Try arguing that John Carmack missed out because he didn't have a CS degree. The