tzahola

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by tzahola 8y ago
The “majority of the world” neither supports same-sex marriage. I suppose you’d be fine with removing that kind of content from YouTube as well, right?
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by tzahola 8y ago
This brings me back to ~20 years ago when my dad was explaining me Bresenham's circle drawing algorithm. I was 8 at the time I think.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Subsidized housing is not UBI. Welfare is not UBI. EBT cards are not UBI. Also, these guys were just lucky that the government subsidized their homes in SF which experienced a tech boom 50 years later. Now imagine the same in Detroit.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Its movements are really slow and choppy. I bet it can’t even run... The uncanny valley is not even in sight. I guess I’m going back to this week’s Westworld...
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by tzahola 8y ago
K...Keep me posted! I’ve learned not to get too excited by battery research. It was all vaporware in the past 20 years.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Your argument would be much more convincing if you shared with us what your company is doing with its users’ data. The fact that you’ve failed to do so suggests that your use case might not be that innocent, in which case it’s a good thing
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by tzahola 8y ago
I think this really shows how powerful Web technologies are! Think about it: you get a full-fledged editor, with image embedding, and it only takes 200 bytes . Not kilobytes or megabytes, just bytes. Now check Evernote in the AppStore whic
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by tzahola 8y ago
This. I’ve become rather interested in their innocent business model that’s somehow still against the spirit of GDPR.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>we do nothing nefarious with user data If that was true then you would already be GDPR-compliant, by definition.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Apple-centric? The libraries in iOS and macOS, for sure. However, the language itself can be used anywhere where GCC is available.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Objective-C? D?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Because you can hire JS “coders” for ⅓ the price of a native software engineer. Also, management just can’t help themselves but fall for the bait whenever someone promises them “write once, run everywhere”.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Because they live in a bubble where these are part of their folklore.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Yeah, and it would have a little Bunsen burner to safely get rid of waste hydrogen!
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by tzahola 8y ago
Tip: don’t log the IPs then.
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That would be an enormous waste of bandwidth, considering that a fullHD stream (30fps @ 24bpp) would consume 1.4 gigabit/s.
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by tzahola 8y ago
And were you always closing?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Male infertility is rising in the developed world.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>To clarify, GBM is the only kind of cancer that increased in frequency in the data they have. Only glioblstoma multiforme, aka the most aggressive and deadly brain cancer? Phfew, what a relief.
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by tzahola 8y ago
Minimal JS Integer Framework: function plusOne(x) { return x + 1 } function plusTwo(x) { return x + 2 } function plusThree(x) { return x + 3 } function plusFour(x) { return x + 4 } Using this framework, you can truly ad
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by tzahola 8y ago
Nah, nobody in their right mind would use Java/C# over C/C++ for performance... http://blog.metaobject.com/2015/10/jitterdammerung.html?m=1
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by tzahola 8y ago
“Get married to escape vendor lock-in” Out of the frying pan, straight into the fire!
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by tzahola 8y ago
“delete” Which actually means “hide the icon”.
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by tzahola 8y ago
HTTP is an implementation of REST.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>So if you figure out a bitfield pattern that works on your compiler More like: if your compiler is documented to implement bitfields a certain way.
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by tzahola 8y ago
You mean you didn’t use JSON??? The horror...
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by tzahola 8y ago
Disclaimer: your pee will turn green.
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by tzahola 8y ago
>hop hop How do you do, fellow kids?
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by tzahola 8y ago
Whenever I’ve worked, I was always advocating to use subclassing as a last resort solution. It’s the most intimate and brittle relationship you can have between your classes. Unfortunately the majority of OOP books don’t emphasize this, so
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by tzahola 8y ago
You have my attention!

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