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811.
by szundi 4y ago
They have kids, pretty ok for fatigue to come in. I think this is great, Jordan found something new and novel to reconnect and it worked. Who cares what it is if it worked. Shows affections. People are different, what makes she happy would
812.
by szundi 4y ago
I won’t publish my gitlabfs plugin for 1.7k different programming languages then.
813.
by szundi 4y ago
They found usecases when classic is better. BLE is very good for operating a sensor or a beacon for years on a coin cell. That’s why it’s so popular. Also because of the easier api/interface to exchange data compared to the classic blu
814.
by szundi 4y ago
Please someone tell me wether it is at all possible to deliver very complex/sophisticated b2b stuff via cloud stuff. For me it seems to be a nightmare to debug complex stuff, but without the “old” tooling it seems to me that it is quit
815.
by szundi 4y ago
The last paragraph is orthogonal to the problem that an npm install poses here, wherever your repo is.
816.
by szundi 4y ago
I like it, although raises the bar for contributors to join. Also does not help that enough percentage of repo owners would accept then signed PRs to their projects. The fake accounts can be created with gpg signed fake commits too.
817.
by szundi 4y ago
With good reason. After puberty starts, your only way to influence the culture your child absorbs is which culture you allow access to. This is proved by science, of course this is not easy to communicate to a child of that age that is a cu
818.
by szundi 4y ago
Useful after robbing a bank
819.
by szundi 4y ago
Haha. Only thing that gradient hill climbing algos are called “local” as they stuck in local maximums. Probably that’s what happened “on the long term”.
820.
by szundi 4y ago
We can live with DRAM. Ok. But I cannot have my computer turned off for 3 weeks though? Or I lose data?
821.
by szundi 4y ago
The value of any other stuff you learn other than solving problems has half life. If you can be paid extra for Cobol stuff for a decade or two, then why not use this opportunity and get up to speed in 2-3 years after that. If you have just
822.
by szundi 4y ago
If they wrote this in the article then bad interpretations are coming from readers. It makes sense to publish this, maybe someone else can make it stable and reproduce.
823.
by szundi 4y ago
My brother freezes coffee beans. Is that a good way to preserve the taste?
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by szundi 4y ago
I have a colleage who has a separate monitor for the open tabs. That many he has. Only Firefox can do this for him.
825.
by szundi 4y ago
Lot of comments are mocking this one, but it has a point. These people make connections in their heads while reading. They don’t just read but gaze away sometimes and play games in their heads about these ideas. They vet it. Thinking about
826.
by szundi 4y ago
Missing these abstract features mean lower barrier to entry, so good for kids
827.
by szundi 4y ago
More and more very advanced projects by these celeb leaders emerge and suddenly beginners feel they are noobs after a year of scratching.
828.
by szundi 4y ago
I think the article has a sentiment that academia is wasted time. On the contrary. Of course it has its points, I agree. I am a self-taught programmer who got later a CS degree. Also a self-taught entrepreneur who later (almost) got an MBA.
829.
by szundi 4y ago
Question is: If you get too tired and excercise less with high intensity, does it burn more fat compared to more occasions of longer steady 80% intensity workouts.
830.
by szundi 4y ago
This is normal, management just got the news that there is no more money.
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by szundi 4y ago
A schizophrenic cannot really stop/even know the association jump is weird, but a prodigy will know. Difference is the people who see prodigies as schizos are narrowminded. There is a big difference between not understood and being ran
832.
by szundi 4y ago
In 1997 I only had 12MB of RAM and was pretty happy
833.
by szundi 4y ago
I am waiting to be able to run the JVM and have client side swing again in WASM
834.
by szundi 4y ago
If you go to work to a small unknown company, you can feel surprised what you get. Working for Musk - no. You already knew everything.
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by szundi 4y ago
These statements of "longer" and "shorter" actually refers to probabilities. So it makes sense to state when something is not "longer", then it is "shorter". So I disagree, OP's statements about
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by szundi 4y ago
I would love to save our swing app to the browser haha
837.
by szundi 4y ago
While I am getting your points, but IDE support is an incentive to use a language in my eyes.
838.
by szundi 4y ago
After you have the engine running, the marginal cost of an A/B is probably smaller than a focus group test. So if you really believe in focus groups for the results and you are also ambitious enough - probably this means go for A/
839.
by szundi 4y ago
Tried months, maybe a year ago. Could not handle my 15 year old corporate email accont with 300k emails.
840.
by szundi 4y ago
Actually best thing happened to you evading the work under this CTO

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