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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Even after Juniper had the fiasco with malware built into their switches? Guessing that won't happen again but kind of shocked.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Definitely not pointing fingers (I'd take the stance of Linus in giving nVidia the middle finger). Just from the point of a consumer trying to get work done on my machine and deliver things in a reasonable time frame. I expect to be ab
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Unfortunately all Linux distributions seem to have issues for me. I just want to install something and have it work. Ubuntu doesn't like my 4tb drives and the Nvidia driver support is horrible for fedora. Less people using Linux makes
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Looks like a great set of starter apps if anybody wants to try and revive HP's WebOS.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Ease of deploying is a huge thing which gets lost. Over focusing on a single area of an application makes things really obvious the big picture was lost somewhere.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
The core of what differentiates applications isn't what happens on the front end. Putting all the focus on the client which gets delivered seems like a misappropriation of funds. Especially as one man teams it just doesn't make se
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Identity verification is incompatible with the internet
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
I feel like very rarely do u feel as satisfied as when I program in C.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Is HTML really that scary for people?
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Yea definitely, had so many horrible experiences picking up other people's python projects. Maybe it's my experiences, but I tend to do a good job avoiding dependencies. ML is resource intensive, doesn't make sense to use JVM
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Patents don't seem to carry as much weight in this industry. There's a million and one ways of doing things, the way patents work is a specific implementation. Gaining a patent amounts to throwing stones at each other. 20k is a lo
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
I’ve seen startups which got millions in funding to do basic appointment scheduling. If I had actual funds seeing something like that for $20k might not be a bad idea and totally possible for decent coder to generate in a month.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Might not be bad. I’ve thrown some change at a few cool ideas because I appreciated the work. It’s definitely not false hope, but people should realize the difficulties aren’t related to code.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Kk I’ll make a copy of this after my current contract is up. $10 a month take it or leave it.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Try poetry, I like it a lot more than conda. The basic virtual environments work excellently too.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Mavens definitely nicer than Gradle, but when you have to shade Jars it becomes almost impossible to use. In python you can specify the version. The popular ML libs in Java are actually still broken and have been for years.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
I love how people just downvote comments instead of provide adequate feedback. Like a chain of tiny dicked mean people who want other people to use broken languages.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Yeah but that's expected given it went from a fancy scripting language to one that supports modern features of other programming languages. I had a similar problem moving apps from earlier versions of Java a decade ago.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Any problem you have with python could be used describe Amy nodejs application. Your just trying to get people to use languages which are less useful in practice (other than Java).
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
I have yet to have a python versioning issue, but with java I've had tons. Worst of all, it's always a clear "use the latest version and it will work". With python using the latest version almost always works, and you ca
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
One of the reasons I don't like building on top of external apis. You are the whim of those people.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Anyone els3 remember the nerf or nothing ads. Maybe nothing is the way to go.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Maybe we can start to lower the number one killer of Americans.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
You mean gain market share. At some point the problem is how do these entities play nicely with other entities.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
In this market it would be financially unwise to build a software project the same way we build bridges.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Let alone you have to pay a subscription fee for Apple.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
You'd be surprised how simple webservers are if you write one from scratch. Makes most "frameworks" seem bloated.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Yup, I've had doctors prescribed medications which caused issues. When I looked into it myself there was publication after publication of people taking the medication and having the exact problems I had. Scary as fuck, especially when
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Anti-competitive behavior. Plain and simple.
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by toasted-subs 3y ago
Playing devil's advocate, but telling a jury information as if you are an expert when you are not is something to be careful of. Not saying you need credentials but it's difficult for outside disciplines to know if somebody knows

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