tcmart14

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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea, I don't get this comment. The places with the worst droughts according to the maps are often red areas. While California is overall "blue," it has more conservatives in the central parts of the state than probably the nu
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Maybe we need another way to express user stories. So I am sure most all features do have some 'user story,' it is whether or not it is formal or looks like one. Where I work, we don't have 'user stories,' but when
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I was skeptical of screen readers until the Kindle e-ink. Have some OLED or LCD screen that you find on the standard tablets like some of the original Barnes and Nobles Nooks was just not appealing or comfortable. e-ink screens have definit
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I also see it as the two products also focus on different areas. The steam deck is going to appeal to the more graphic game crowd (as in something like Dyling Light), probably older audience. Even though Nintendo has release some of their r
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Not only that, I've also been bitten by cheaply made junk stamped "made in the USA." As another commenter said, at least with going in the store, there is usually some company attached to the product I can contact if really n
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by tcmart14 4y ago
AS my grand father would tell you, who retired from AT&T in the early 90s. The "telephone company" had the ability for pretty much every employee to be remote except for field techs and sales people in the 80s. And he in fact
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Not necessarily. If someone only knows about the case of the uighurys, buts not the case of Malaysia, you can't hold someone against that. However, once the issue is raised and they are made aware, if they still only care about the uig
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I'd say it a little more complicated then that when it comes to analyzing the American worker. You have the American worker, who has a high standard of living because the cost of goods are driven down by the fact that the Vietnamese wo
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Maybe to help explain what I think you are getting at. A year or two ago, you had senators preaching about how we needed to stop china's slave labor of the uighyurs. Okay, fine, I agree with that. But what about the horrible labor prac
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by tcmart14 4y ago
With the way things are going, this might just get struck off the bingo card.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
How do I coax an earth quake into happening?
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The data probably doesnt exist because no one was studying people under indentured servitude. The best you get is the slave owners or holder of the servitude contract going "its great, they love it! Look at my paternalism! Hey slave! G
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I bet for most of these conferences, those costs are rounding errors in the grand scheme. When Microsoft has Microsoft build, the cost of the space and food is nothing compared to the return they are going to get from companies who turn aro
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I wouldn't be too surprised. They already have or are rolling out cloud development environments with XCode cloud.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Rustacean Station, 24 Jun 2022 was when it was posted.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Regional history, people don't understand how much there is. I never heard about the one bomb dropping on the continental 48 during World War 2 until I moved to Oregon, because where that happened it probably 2-3 hours away from me (bo
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by tcmart14 4y ago
To back up the comment on specification. On one of the recent Rust podcasts, they had Andrew Kelley on. From what he says, the roadmap has them publishing a formal specification of the language once they 1.0. So yea, it is on the roadmap an
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by tcmart14 4y ago
But you see the issue with this right? Taking this example. Osama Bin Laden should not have been pursued by the US for 9/11 for years. He did not physically fly an airplane into the twin towers, he just told another group of guys to do
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I wasn't included in the many and various board meetings across all companies to make the decision to move production... In fact, I wasn't in any. And to be quiet frank, I probably was born yet for many of them or still shitting m
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by tcmart14 4y ago
May be similar along my lines. I am for doing something for the silicon industry, I am just not into dumping into established giants. I’d love to see us throw money at people with novel ideas, new and interesting designs not though of befor
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by tcmart14 4y ago
This is where I think people try to pull 'gotchas' on Marx because Capitalism hasn't reached the point of bursting yet. I don't necessarily think he was wrong, nor right. The reality, the persistence of capitalism will h
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by tcmart14 4y ago
And what evidence do you base that on? The math shows it is possible for multi-universe. No hard evidence exists it. So couldn't just saying the math that alludes to this is wrong is just as equivalent of this square peg doesn't f
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Wouldn't this also have to assume a single universe. If our universe is just one of many, then randomness can still play an affect. We just happen to live in the universe with these laws. But the universe next door might have gotten a
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea it does. If your gonna make a stop in North Carolina/South Carolina, Charlotte would be a good spot because it would have some good access to then change transportation and go to Charleston or Raleigh or Greensboro. Didn't con
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Maybe I am misunderstanding some of the intent. But yes, a rail from NYC to Miami is far, but when you chunk it up, it makes sense. For a NYC-Miami, you could have stops in Philadelphia, DC/Baltimore, Richmond, Raleigh/Durham, Cha
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I got an iPhone SE last year (my first iPhone) and so far it has been a great phone. Probably one of the best phone's I've had and well worth the value. I've had some of the flagship Pixels, and they were fine. For my own use
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I would be curious to know when you started using Linux and GNOME. I always thought GNOME 3 was interesting and had some good ideas. But at least up until, I feel like 2016 time, most people just felt bitten by how GNOME 3 was rolled out. G
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I don't think GNOME's radical redirection was necessarily a product of threats from Microsoft. This is me reaching back into the old memory bank. I remember a justification for GNOME 3's design was to be touch friendly. I don
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I think it depends. Talking with a friend in St Petersberg, last we talked about it was a few months ago so things can change, they are scrambling to bootstrap companies and industries. If they can successfully do that, it may not seize up.
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I am not an economic expert, so you may take with a grain of salt. Gases, prices, a complex topic. From my understanding there are/were two things causing increases in price. First is just inflation across the board that affects all it

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