thebouv

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by thebouv 11y ago
I remember doing RoboCode in Java back in the day. Was fun to participate, though back then the best I could do was a bot that always ran middle of the pack in any tournament.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I merely pointed out the same site's "related content" area had a few more articles on same subject for a few years and then one about vegetables not reducing risk was "funny". It may have been intended as a dark jo
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by thebouv 11y ago
The same site in the "Related Content" section show articles saying processed meats are bad in 2009, 2010, 2011 as well. Then another related article says increase of eating fruits and vegetables does not significantly help reduce
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by thebouv 11y ago
a) Granted. But we're talking about a specificity after compiling to CSS of: section.myawesomesection { h2{..} } to section.myawesomesection h2 {..}. Definitely not wanting to create nests that are so deep the specificity is insane. C
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by thebouv 11y ago
"Considering it’s a point of professional pride to avoid nested structures as much as possible in other languages..." Nested loops can be bad. Nesting logic deeply in other languages is bad. Nesting style rules that belong togethe
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by thebouv 11y ago
Yes, but what is their Bacon number?
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by thebouv 11y ago
Kudos to you for paying attention to the licensing instead of just ripping them off.
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by thebouv 11y ago
My daughter is about to work on a IoT-ish wearable using conductive thread, a LilyPad Arduino board and battery pack. As a school project. I'll report back if she ends up in prison. It's not Texas, but Indiana isn't much brig
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by thebouv 11y ago
Privacy issues aren't even the first thing I worry about with OnHub. What I worry about is it being another project from Google that dies and leaves me with a brick cause it doesn't update any more. Or it is so connected, that whe
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by thebouv 11y ago
Being in a wooded area triggers my anxiety. I'm constantly itching, scratching and worried about ticks (as others have mentioned here). Obsessively to the point of not being able to relax. I have no affinity for flowers or trees or any
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by thebouv 11y ago
Funny enough, I wonder what the numbers would hit if they crowdfunded something like this? I think the number would be surprisingly high.
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by thebouv 11y ago
What is millions of dollars for scientific research compared to millions blown on stadiums, or billions on new jet fighters?
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by thebouv 11y ago
Evolution. Competition. Definitely a good thing. Though admittedly the pace at which this happens in the JS world can be exhausting.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I can't fall asleep because I can't get my brain to STFU. When I can lay down, regardless of hour of night, with a quiet brain, I fall right asleep. 95% of the time though, my brain won't stop. I stay away from screens after
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by thebouv 11y ago
I'm curious how you haven't seen any miracle articles of the kids who just learn iOS programming in a week, spend a few hours on a game, and make serious cash. For the longest time those were coming out weekly, which always made
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by thebouv 11y ago
That's not what all the articles and media are telling me. I can spend almost no time on an iOS app and make myself rich. Even kids can do it. According to the hype. So it must be true.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I posted a link to this after reading it because I'm trying to see where do people think Swift is/can actually go. Beyond Apple's walled garden to make systems level applications? Are they putting this up as a C/C++&#x2
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The Future of Enterprise App Development Is Swift(techcrunch.com)
2 points by thebouv 11y ago|2 comments
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by thebouv 11y ago
Some days I dream about this and going out on my own, or pursuing that startup idea that's been itching the back of my head for so long. I couldn't leave the tech industry per se, but at least changing what I'm doing in it.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Reading this made my brain feel itchy. Because it's too close to some conversations I've had.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I work in a huge company and $30 is still considered something.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Love love love Spectacle. https://github.com/eczarny/spectacle
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by thebouv 11y ago
That is already true if you go with other languages/frameworks to develop on OSX.
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by thebouv 11y ago
What? Do you realize how far Java reaches into the enterprise? And with Swift's focus still being around the walled garden of iOS/OSX development, even with the open sourcing there are many more "IFs" to achieve before S
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by thebouv 11y ago
Date math, calendars and all that is lumped in there together: my most hated of programming tasks. Second most hated: anything to do with maps. Seems like every new client or job I take on, I'm fixing or building a calendar or map.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I'm trying to figure out the audience. I've never had to collaborate on a mockup. I make mockups. I review mockups. I mark mockups up. But I've never wanted to do one live with someone else. That's just me though so an
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by thebouv 11y ago
I think this is a good move. It'll be in the enterprise in .. 10 years?
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by thebouv 11y ago
Same issue we had trying to get people to forums. Signing up is hard to do no matter how easy you make it. Including if it allows for Facebook sign-ons. They're already ON Facebook. It's on their phone. They don't have to d
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by thebouv 11y ago
Unless you know they never used Slack, so there are no expectations. And your company wants to run OSS, so "has a guy" that already maintains the other pocketful of apps to company is using. And since it is OSS, you can add Google
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by thebouv 11y ago
My wife cut off FB 2 years ago but I still use it mostly like a forum. Locally we have a group of 50ish gamers (Warhammer, 40k, Warmachine, etc) and this is the primary way games / tournaments / campaigns are set up. Even a trad

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