taude

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721.
by taude 10y ago
I agree, the unenroll.me is a whole other story here that should be dug into deeper
722.
by taude 10y ago
Yes, "socially conscious" isn't really the ride adjective I was looking for...something more like integrity, or even positive ethics, but that's not the work either.
723.
by taude 10y ago
I really hope Lyft doesn't do anything to screw up, as I've uninstalled Uber and will probably never use the service again. However, I don't see myself going back to regular taxi system as that's even more corrupt and de
724.
by taude 10y ago
Looks like what he really needs/wants is an IDE.
725.
by taude 10y ago
Luckily, in your case, there's a lot of online communities to participate in.
726.
by taude 10y ago
In Boston, I'm going to use Python as an exapmle, we have a regular Python Meetups [1], in addition to a Python Project Night [2], it sounds like you're looking for something like the later, which involves a bunch of people of var
727.
by taude 10y ago
Yes, I usually expect to learn something, especially if it's how a new technology is being applied in the real world. I also except to meet some people during pizza time, etc.
728.
by taude 10y ago
I type pythong all the time, too.
729.
by taude 10y ago
They're also afraid of the abomination you quickly scripted together that the future-you, who no longer works for them, then has to try and figure out.
730.
by taude 10y ago
Why do you think open source tooling has no such hurdles? At these same "larger" companies, they're going to have an open source review board, and legal involved for each open source product you want to use. Just because you
731.
by taude 10y ago
You wouldn't use VSCode to edit one off files. You'd use VSCode when you want to mount a "project" folder, and then access the files within that. You "can" open one-off files from the command line. It's ju
732.
by taude 10y ago
I'm running VSCode and Slack on an 11" MB AIR with 8GB Ram (Early 2014). I'm not really seeing performance problems, even with about 40 tabs open on my Google Chrome. While I do occasionally see Slack occasionally popping up
733.
by taude 10y ago
As a VSCOde user on both Mac and Windows, I'm not sure they needed to do anything native. Seems like wasted work, when what they've ended up with is plenty fast and looks good in both environments. I'm not using VSCode to edi
734.
by taude 10y ago
Installing the Quick Tabs [1] Google Chrome plugin has completely changed my use of browser-based Bookmarks: with cmd-e an intelligent search box pops up giving me instant access to my history or bookmarks folder. [1] https://gi
735.
by taude 10y ago
I don't think this is a bad idea. Let other's aggregate what's important and filters up to the top. I'm the same way. I used to subscribe to a lot of blogs and stuff, now I just visit Hacker News and my custom Reddit fro
736.
by taude 10y ago
I hope to be as mentally sharp and up on tech when I'm 70 like Walt is. I always enjoyed his thoughts and opinions, even in the glory Apple-could-do-no-wrong days. Even then I thought he gave fair reviews, and good insight.
737.
by taude 10y ago
First, I was a big Douglas Coupland fan when I was young. Especially because I was working at Microsoft shortly after Microserfs came out, and his writing resonated with my then 24-year-old male brain. However, I just don't think his i
738.
by taude 10y ago
I haven't seen any either. I makes me wonder if people are using pirated versions of Windows and Microsoft has figured out a way to know this reliably and target them with ads. I do have my "developer tools extensions" enable
739.
by taude 10y ago
But these ideas of declarative frameworks supporting databinding are old, and have been implemented many times in many heterogeneous frameworks and platforms over the past two decades (probably longer, but I don't have context).
740.
by taude 10y ago
I don't understand why on Hackernews we change the titles of the submissions, if the originating site (a repudable arstechnica in this case) has the original title of "Formula 1: A technical deep dive into building the world’s fas
741.
by taude 10y ago
As opposed to company like Uber being run by a first-class suspect of a human?
742.
by taude 10y ago
Is this just because the newer cards are so new, or will there never be drivers released anymore? That's a bummer. And makes me feel slightly more confident on going back to Windows from Hackintosh. It likely wouldn't affect me
743.
by taude 10y ago
I'm curious about it without even the mobile story. But just compiling command-line apps for easy distribution, similar to GoLang.
744.
by taude 10y ago
It was the updates, and the time they took, and all the details to remember that eventually led me off of running a Hackintosh after 1.5 years. That and Windows 10 is more than good enough for me, especially as a desktop.
745.
by taude 10y ago
I built my Hackintosh on the 970 platform, right when it came out. It was frustrating early on, waiting for the supported drivers, but eventually they came. What didn't go away though was having to install custom drivers with each upg
746.
by taude 10y ago
I'd gladly give Apple $200/$300 have have a supported OS X running on my own hardware, BTW.
747.
by taude 10y ago
I ran a Hackintosh for about 1.5 years. I just recently went back to Windows 10 after the integrated Linux sub-system came out with the update. Most of the software/tools I use run in both OS X and Windows, so it wasn't a huge de
748.
by taude 10y ago
Probably not a good hacker news topic, but it would be nice to have a website that documented health of companies/industry. I know enough people who've been laid off from tech startups, and I think the general glow of them is fadi
749.
by taude 10y ago
This movie is a good watch, even if you're not into running.
750.
by taude 10y ago
I jumped ship from iPads once I bought an 11" MB AIR. This ended me getting an email on the iPad, reading it, then deciding I wanted a keyboard to respond. I do miss the simplicity for watching videos on flights, though.

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