tebruno99

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by tebruno99 8y ago
Been using Go for 4 years. I totally agree. It sucks to have to use your brain to think about alternative ideas on how to do something. However, I’ve come across much much better solutions to my problems than I would have if Go offered a
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by tebruno99 8y ago
I disagree. I don’t want to have to hunt around for the definition of users to know how to use it. Yes the compiler will throw an error, but that doesn’t help me when I’m typing code.
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by tebruno99 8y ago
I kinda feel like this was on the right track but then it turned into, let me sell you something.
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by tebruno99 8y ago
"You cannot invalidate individual JWT tokens" This is not exactly true. There are lots of things you can do to expire tokens. For instance, every JWT has a creation date stamp so you could say on the server side all tokens created
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by tebruno99 8y ago
Chrome 69, the The Google Chrome that Sucks and F*&#s
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by tebruno99 8y ago
In the closed box that this chip is in, as long as it meets power usage spec then it doesn't really matter what Arch it is. Not sure what the big deal here is other than some personal bias the author has against x86
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by tebruno99 8y ago
When you hit a critical size your database can no longer handle the throughput of the lookups. You'll then install memcache or some other tech and the stack JUST FOR handling the tokens is a majority of your datacenter load. Most start
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by tebruno99 8y ago
CentOS is based on a stack that is nearing 5 years old so that makes sense. The driver world (even mesa itself) has matured greatly since then. Mesa and Nvidia even have libraries now that help them coexist instead of replacing/overwri
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by tebruno99 8y ago
Yeah, not sure why you would be in Grub for Nvidia graphics drivers. This whole thing seems pretty odd to me since I've not seen a Nvidia driver problem in several years. Was he trying to use like Ubuntu 12.04 or something. Manjaro is
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by tebruno99 8y ago
I know my interview with Riot was more like a freshman college hazing. At the end they setup a 2nd call and I was like wtf. They said they were just testing me to see if I could handle the culture and that I passed so I can move on to the n
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by tebruno99 8y ago
Harmful? I don't see it hurting you in anyway and if you don't like the OpenSource project don't use it. This is stupid.
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by tebruno99 9y ago
This is only if you hold them as individual items outside the context of the system. These utilities are an engineered solution as a whole. Look how they work together and interact with one another. If you break an engineered system down in
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by tebruno99 9y ago
1.6G to .6G memory reduction is great. It’s a shame that most editors use 4-50mb
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by tebruno99 9y ago
here is an idea, how about the w3 go to hell after selling us out on DRM.
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by tebruno99 9y ago
If you can't figure out how to tune 1 documented option in Go to fix this issue caused by this one specific use case (which he did figure it out and it was resolved).. Then you're probably not using C either.
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by tebruno99 9y ago
I work for a company that makes Math games based on neuroscience research. https://www.mindresearch.org I find a lot of the games very interesting and founded more on actual learning (you're encouraged to make mistakes in t
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by tebruno99 9y ago
Everyone is of course titled to their own opinion but for me personally I feel like Love doesn't mean what this person thinks it means.....
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by tebruno99 9y ago
They are also gambling that they are worth it and that you can't live without them vrs the competition. Which now with DRM only option, the competition just moved into first place.
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by tebruno99 9y ago
I've cancelled my Safari subscription and moving everything over to Apress. This is definitely a very sad day. I own every O'Reilly book ever published DRM Free and still had Safari, but never again. Apress, Informit, and Packtpu
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by tebruno99 9y ago
So I'm less concerned about Torch and more concerned about GNU ld adding things unexpected. This sort of "magic" shouldn't occur.
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by tebruno99 10y ago
I have 2x Dodge Caravans 2005, and a 2000 Miata. Luckly the vans have AUX ports along with the mid-vehicle 6 disk dvd player. No usb, bluetooth, or tape deck.
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by tebruno99 10y ago
Yes, I have the lightning cable come up in the middle of the bed and place the phone between my wife and I's pillows. I then route the headphone wire around my pillow and up the top so that when I fall asleep and it falls out it will
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by tebruno99 10y ago
My wife won't let me sleep with the speaker, so I've adapted to have 1 earbud in depending on which side I want to sleep on. It eventually falls out and tomorrow I seek to the last place I remember in the book and repeat ;)
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by tebruno99 10y ago
I just ad the Bluetooth convo with a friend and there seems to be this assumption that "most cars that people buy have bluetooth" but it just doesn't stand up very well when you look at what cars offer bluetooth in their base
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by tebruno99 10y ago
The adapter doesn't allow you to charge. So older cars can't Music+GPS+Charge which means you just have a dead phone when you get where you are going.
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by tebruno99 10y ago
I'm not even upset about the headphone jack. Whatever. I'm really upset because you won't be able to do the following: 1.) Audio+GPS+Charging in non-Bluetooth Car. 2.) Listening to music at desk and still have enough charge f
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by tebruno99 10y ago
Yeah, not much "rethinking" going on here anyway. Thought this was going to be something actually valuable not "doing exactly what PID 1 is already suppose to do"