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by tcmart14 3y ago
30 years of Google's Carbon you mean? Only because Rust is now 15 years old or close? Carbon is like 1 or 2 years old.
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Yup. My wife finds it extremely odd that my interviews go more rounds and more hours for a job to write a simple CRUD app than for her interviewing for an ICU job as an RN.
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by tcmart14 3y ago
AM can be untrustworthy in mountains too. Many factors play in such as how the landscape is actually laid out, the make-up of the rock in the mountain. How signals bounce off the rock, etc. It for sure isn't fool proof. I wouldn't
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I think number 2 is a really good point. But I think the biggest reason why they could be immensely successful there is, Apple dog foods their own stuff. Apple will generate enough apps for it to be useful. This is where I feel like Oculus&
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I do agree that there is a part of this is a Presidential campaign gone wrong. I don't know if I'd submit that as 100%. But Putin does like looking like a strong man. And if he took Ukraine in a week, as his original plan looked i
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Yup. When the kids were younger, we always had Disney junior on. Mostly because I always like to have a bit of background noise (this kids didn't actually watch it that much) and it was kid friendly. The Disney junior logo burned into
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by tcmart14 3y ago
This is how I feel. Nintendo carries about tech, but in a different way. For them, its not about ultra graphics, but about changing the way you interact with a console and game. Like the Wii, sure, it wasn't bleeding edge hardware or e
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I feel like we are missing a GOTO in this one
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Unfortunately we ended up in a world where corporate spying/survelliance is out of sight and out of mind. Never mind the fact corporate spying has achieved something dictatorships of the past could only dream about in their wet dreams.
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Isn't this what some of the nordic countries do? They send you have receipt/bill and you have a window to correct it.
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by tcmart14 3y ago
My sister in law got a switch just to play animal crossing. There are several other titles out there that people will buy the switch just to play that one title. And the switch (especially the switch lite) is cheap enough for people to do i
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Could this contribute to people's nostalgia that the past was so much better? Because they were not really getting all the news. My grandparents will swear kidnappings never happened in the 50s when they were kids. The reality is, they
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by tcmart14 3y ago
It depends. I work at a tech company as an engineer and insurance eats about $1K/month. My employer contributes only about $400 to the plan.The total plan cost is $1.4K. Keep in mind, while I pay this just for insurance, I am waiting t
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I don't know the numbers by heart. But if it isn't a higher percentage of profit right now.It certainly takes the cake for largest growth percentage with it eclipsing everything else soon (if it hasn't already).
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I don't think they have one today, but it is looking like they could soon have one. Especially since I believe recent reports show that Azure is starting out pace AWS in adoption? So you have .NET, Visual Studio (Code), Azure, Github,
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by tcmart14 3y ago
That is where it gets blurry. What are we defining as a computer? Some coffee machines run Debian, do they count as a computer? Smart TVs pretty much are computers. Or are we only counting computers as something that runs Windows, MacOS or
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by tcmart14 3y ago
Yup. Marx borrowed a lot. Very little of Marx's ideas on their own are original. Really what he did was stitch together work from multiple sources. Lots of his contradictions of capitalism come from Adam Smith in some form. Marx is als
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by tcmart14 3y ago
I wouldn't waste me breath. These claims tend to come from people who are, "I didn't get hired because I am a white male." I've been on tons of interviews and have gotten tons of rejection and never once has a compa
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Mighta been a case at the time where someone saw the patent and a bunch of people jumped to the conclusion that it was a for sure thing that was gonna happen.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Really shows they don't really care about infrastructure. The markets could collapse and FedEx, UPS, and DHL could go under, but because the USPS is still there, you can still send mail from one coast to another.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Wasn't the biggest thing with the kinect everyone was upset about was that if you say, rented a movie, there would be an implicit agreement that x number of people can watch at that price. If x+n people were watching, you would get up
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Just open up to the WINE project. My understanding is, when you run a Windows 95 program on Windows 11, it essentially fires up an emulator anyways. WINE with the resources could very well offer the replacement at really no cost to Microsof
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yup. Port and starboard, along with forward and aft are in reference to the center-line of the ship from the perspective of being aft and looking forward. Looking at a top down of the ship from where forward and the forecastle are up, it is
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by tcmart14 4y ago
To be honest, Windows really should just rebase on to Linux. They can make their programs work on linux. But the OS isn't the future for Microsoft when it comes to profits. Their future is software and tooling. I don't follow MS&#
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by tcmart14 4y ago
That is one of my top worries. If the, taking Debian as an example, has a sufficient amount of patches for their rust package that have not been upstream or upstream won't accept, does Debian now need to offer Rust under a different na
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Easiest code review of my life. Can't let bad code through a code review if there is no code at all!
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I am an emacs user, but sometimes I do feel like it isn't a meme. If you could give me a linux kernel that just boots and interfaces with emacs, I am pretty sure it would cover 90-95% of my computer usage cases. Essentially emacs is an
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Just a comment on the last point and purely opinion. Touch typing is fast and worth it if your typing like a word document. I've tried to get into touch typing, and it can be worth it, but for everyday programming, it doesn't real
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't know about a meal, but a coffee would be good. But that is a small point. This would be kinda of cool. I have two small kids and I don't know if anyone else is like myself or my wife, but we don't really have friends
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by tcmart14 4y ago
That is why I left the google Pixel for iPhone. I liked my Pixel, but at the time, they only did 3 years of support and security updates, I understand they recently upped it to 4 or 5 years? Sure, my iPhone costs more, but if I use a phone

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