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by to11mtm 6y ago
Let's also not forget their digital imaging line, specifically their foray into Mirrorless cameras Sure, they shelved it (Hard to compete with established players who can spread R&D over volume), but people were pretty amazed at ho
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by to11mtm 6y ago
It can be a combination. Often it honestly depends on both sides of the project. I've seen projects where bad requirements led to cost overruns and/or delays due to required rework. I've seen projects where due to bad/st
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Also, serialization and object versioning challenges. I think I mentioned this in another comment but the lack of static typing in erlang/elixir tends to fence your composition model to where these sorts of problems are elided or expli
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Paper hands...
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by to11mtm 6y ago
I believe the annals of history say 87 [0] "1987 - Larry Wall falls asleep and hits Larry Wall's forehead on the keyboard. Upon waking Larry Wall decides that the string of characters on Larry Wall's monitor isn't random
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> From a large-scale purchasing and architectural roadmap point of view, this tells me they won’t enjoy the economies of scale that flash enjoys, and the enterprise drives will be dead in a few years. I think a lot of OEMs and users quic
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Oy! You got a license for that broadband jammer mate?
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by to11mtm 6y ago
WeWork->WeCook?
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Soo.... Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding this. If they don't blossom, Bees will not really pick them up from the sugar beets. i.e. this isn't like using the pesticide on a flowering plant where the bees will be picki
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by to11mtm 6y ago
The botique wheel industry taking advantage of an excuse to cheapen their product? I'm absolutely shocked.
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by to11mtm 6y ago
My favorite Schwinns to find are the 'Suburban' models. You can find them with fenders and a rack pretty easily. They're a simple 2x5 drivetrain. They start out very heavy. The wheels/braking is terrible. -but-. If you s
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> On the other hand, what seems to sell in North America is crappy bikes with full suspension and maximum number of gears. Part of that problem is there's a certain cost floor to Derailleur based drivetrains versus Internally geared
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> easily accessible formats Anyone want to guess the ratio of CSV/XML/JSON we'll get out of this?
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by to11mtm 6y ago
It's the same assessment level but may or may not be the same exposure level. While Microsoft does not assume that attackers haven't seen the source code, we cannot say how many people who are capable of spotting security issues h
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> and all the work they've done with Dotnet Core seem to really have bought them a lot of goodwill, at least with the people I know. Microsoft has done some good things with .NET Core, but they still don't have a very friendly
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> Using their OS or their DB... not so much, primarily due to licensing. The state of SQL Server's MVCC suppot is arguably enough to preclude use even before we talk about licensing. I never thought I would miss Oracle until I learn
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Windows CE was provided as a sort of alternative API for development. Part of the reason some developers stayed away from the Saturn was because it was difficult to develop for; another was that Windows CE could make it easier to port games
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by to11mtm 6y ago
When I did CS (my alma mater didn't have Software engineering at the time,) many courses did similar but with a different spin; The work based on the exercise was pre-divided into modules that were fairly similar in size. And at the en
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by to11mtm 6y ago
From my knowledge of the horrors of printing and being the 'printer guy' for a Drafting department where we dealt with all kinds of interesting printers... The scenario I'm theorizing, is that there's probably at least o
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Hmm, What if it was made such where the president 'line-items' it, but the vetoed version still has to go back to the House and Senate to Re-Approve? This has advantages over the current practice, where if a president wants a line
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> to come and share their stories of MSG-related symptoms after eating at Chinese restaurants. I've wondered this myself over the years. My current operating theory is that it's not necessarily the MSG but perhaps the Mushroom
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Have either of you filed FTC and/or FCC claims? The more data we give those agencies, the better chance we have that someone will actually care and finally break them up.
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by to11mtm 6y ago
So true. Last year I had to deal with Comcast with regards to an identity theft. When I refused to jump through their extra hoops (I had provided them more than enough information to prove my claim, they wanted everything just short of a DN
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by to11mtm 6y ago
I like your list. I really hope to see a program where 'front-line workers' (i.e. grocery store workers/etc as opposed to 'first responders') are given priority -and- financial assistance to receive the vaccine if t
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> Yes, people love stories like the space pen vs the pencil. The supposedly educated engineer getting shown up by the clever average joe with common sense. There's always someone smarter than you, but see well actually they're
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Standing on the shoulders of Giants, I would like to suggest the term 'Distributed Bureaucracy' to reflect when an algorithm you didn't even know existed determines your allocation of resources.
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> This is definitely more verbose and arguably uglier, but it hews closer to the object-oriented style because it’s visibly falling a method on an object. Of course this is happening in C# as well, but it’s hidden by syntactic sugar. It&
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by to11mtm 6y ago
I'm gonna give the complex answer: - Overall, Perf is better in Rider than VS w/Resharper - Memory usage for a single solution might be higher than VS. - There are scenarios where Rider may have much higher memory usage but -vastl
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by to11mtm 6y ago
Once you start opening multiple Solutions in Rider, Your total memory usage will get inverted, And Rider is still plenty snappy. :)
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by to11mtm 6y ago
> I'm not familiar with Polish labour law, but it could be that in Poland like in many other European countries concepts such as "denying overtime" are inherently illegal. Which explains why so many Ubisoft games are made

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