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That is the biggest problem I have with LISP which is why I think a lot of it is historical to some degree. I do like LISP to dabble in, but yea, there are tons of different dialects, it makes it harder to approach. Because while there is &
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I'm not sure if Rust is a good comparison though. Rust is a lot closer to C, it is a language influenced by C, and current popular programming languages tend to also be influenced by C. So while there is a lot different with Rust, a lo
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I agree with a lot of the points. Especially on the complaints on cost. It is clear in Apple's forecasting that they rolled this would knowing they were not gonna sell a lot of these. They know it is too expensive for most users. They
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Or if you do it once, then the film industry expects and requests for you to do it all the time, maybe? This is me just spit balling. If pulling this data costs m, then its m * number of request indefinitely. m is lower than the cost of a l
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For me personally, it shouldn't be about line count. A PR should have scope of a single feature/piece of functionality. Or if it is a PR for a bug fix, 1 bug fix per PR. If its 1 line, 2 lines, 50 lines, 500 lines, I don't ca
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It is distributed, but the problem comes in, what if everyone is using the same mechanism to distribute it. I guess a good, more clear example might be, using bitcoin as an example, Bitcoin is a distributed digital currency where anyone can
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I hate driving around at night because of that. Feels like everyone in town has them and I am just constantly driving blind because of them.
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I completely forgot about this site. Thanks for the reminder that this exists!
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I do some work with financial tech and let me tell you, working with integration partners for payment processing who are fully into crypto made me realize, we shouldn't trust these people with our financial system. I had to explain to
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Haha. It is, but I always found it funny, the south park song. But yea, bitcoiners will push the military of just being this evil force of violence. And trust me, it can be. I was in the Navy. But we also did so much more. We did search and
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I like this. Measure distances in giraffes and money in terms of halloween spending.
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Maybe next time Somalian pirates attack a merchant vessel, bitcoin can put a stop to it!
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If freezing temps in Texas or Buffalo that lead to deaths don't encourage improving the grid, I don't think crypto will either.
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Location: Bend, OR Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Not until at least my wife finishes her residency. Technologies: C#, Rust, Postgres, MSSQL, Linux, BSD, gRPC, some Swift and Go Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#
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Not gonna lie, I had a professor who retired from Intel as a director or something like that. Worst professor I had the entire time. We couldn't have class for a month because he 'hurt his back,' then half us saw him playing
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It'll probably get get there, but it'll probably be a slow migration. After all, no point in tossing out all the Xeon that still have a few years left in them. But I believe Google is now also talking about or is already working o
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Its speculation, but probably reasonable speculation. At WWDC, I think almost every OS version gets an announcement of a major version bump. They will announce the next macOS major version, iOS major version, etc. So it is totally reasonabl
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This has the basis to being probably a pretty good action movie.
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And I think that is fine so long as it no longer becomes a requirement of the standard function of the equipment. I should be able to buy a tractor and use it as a tractor with a reduced feature set that doesn't rely on external system
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That is fine and great. But there is a big difference between a farmer who has a system to, lets say set time for watering and can control, repair (the pipping for that system is run of the mill PVC and they can source parts from suppliers
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Is it that EMR is bad or is it market capture. About the only company I hear about doing EMR/EHR is EPIC. My wife is a nurse, and in all the places she has worked it is EPIC. Every doctors office I've been to, its EPIC. It seems l
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I wonder if this could be changed some if Apple allowed some different pricing models. I've never pushed an app to the app store, but I imagine it isn't granular enough for this. But if you could offer 3 price points. One price po
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If I recall this was based more on region/country. I could be totally wrong, but I think it more of, they got more aggressive in certain places, but not all places. I vaguely remember seeing a mention of Canada being one[1]. [1] https
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I'm hoping for blackjack, hookers, and booze personally.
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This post is endorsed by the son of a mother 16 years older who lived in a strict catholic household whose older sister also had a daughter she is 17 years older than.
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Assuming you want to compete with Apple at scale or Google with roughly similar quality of service. You would probably need to stand up multiple servers around the world. Deal with the regulatory bits that each country would require to oper
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Usually when people discuss zoning it excludes things like industrial zoning and focuses on single family zoning vs multi-family zoning. In this case, yes, zoning needs to be deregulated. Zoning for housing should be zoning for housing and
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On the scale f-droid runs at, with a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a percent of android users, yes. As much as I would love it, I don't think f-droid could scale in such a way to really be competitive against th
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You would. But would the venture capital firms you would need to bank roll the infrastructure and upstart costs be fine with this. I imagine most of them, might be fine short term with low percentage (to eat market share), but eventually th
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Because breaking even isn't stocks going up and to the right. If shareholders aren't seeing good returns on building a portal, it isn't gonna be a good time. That is true for most of these companies. Good will and analytics a

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