wheresmycraisin

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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
One fear seems to be that Microsoft will divert resources from omnisharp and it will die slowly. This should serve as a reminder that open source by a large company without a supporting community is basically the same as a project with a ve
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
That's why you don't live in Berkeley, you come from Antioch or Tracy or Stockton.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Tell the person to erase all trace he/she every saw the data and to get a lawyer just in case. There's a distinct chance the person will be either blamed for the leak or even worse for hacking into the company. That's enough
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Npm is linux only these days?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I'm already seeing that it leads to outsourcing to western European countries. I know basically two marketable tech stacks and for one of them that's primarily popular in Europe, I can't get more than 70k gbp (without us bene
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I assumed I was interviewing for the self driving car because it was rumored back then, and then the secrecy might make sense. Also it's good for my ego lol. Then I asked a friend that works for them about it years later and she said a
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Once got 2 interviews deep into a job at apple. I still have no idea wtf I was interviewing for and completely lost motivation to proceed.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
So, are there actual uses (not just potential use cases) of webassembly beyond games and crypto-mining?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
The MBA title is useful to me as a signal of who I do not want to work with. Seriously, wouldn't life be much easier if more people declared themselves accurately?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Don't allow free-form communication and ban toxic users. That's what nintendo does.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
"China is Entering Lockdown" seems like a massive overstatement. A couple of Tier 1 cities != China.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
I think this is the plane that helped japan during the fukushima disaster by delivering extremely heavy machinery (pumps?). Rest in peace :-(
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Aren't we past that? Vast majority of Linux desktops are Ubuntu/Debian or Redhat/Centos. You target those two and you're set. Add Suse if you have a large European user base.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
1) It's not worse than IRC or Slack, and in some ways superior since it has a lower barrier of entry (IRC is... IRC, and slack user management/invite system is weird) 2) When was recording of live, synchronous communication ever m
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
That's assuming the employer has infinite time and resources to interview and vet candidates. They don't, they are overwhelmed, and it's supposedly the recruiters job to make it easier, yet most seem completely clueless and u
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Do you also see something sexualized in the way Lisa Simpson is dressed? You know, a strapless dress exposing her shoulder and upper chest?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
I think it says more about you that you see something sexualised in those covers.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Wow those things must be strong! That's 50+ pounds of cat in that picture.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
I really wish hiring managers understood that there's a second class of people who value #2 over #1 a lot more. Last time I worked as an employee I was making ~$175k TC (which is apparently a entry level salary these days) and complete
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with more complex tooling, as long as the deliverable is simple.... I use a static site generator (11ty in my case, but there's hundreds just like it) and, even though my node_modules is 8
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Did I ever say you shouldn't contribute to open source?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
More like: don't expect totalitarians to give a damn about some little hippy license. Rule of law means nothing to the CCP.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Open source is great for marketing. You can market yourself as a developer to your peers. You can market your proprietary software by open sourcing a small but useful part of it. You can market your business/service/protocol/
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Using third party libraries in production libraries, regardless of its license, means you audit, vet, and test as much as possible the consequences of bringing in the library. And going through the same process every time you update the lib
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
> If you don't want companies to use your code for free, don't publish it for free. If they violate the licence, presumably it is a case for the courts. Good look to the OBS team in pursuing legal actions against ByteDance&#x2F
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Wow, the level of detail on even not-so-well-known animes like http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Jormungand is amazing.
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
I made a facebook account for advertising a few years back... (facebook requires linking advertising/business accounts with your personal account, and I didn't have a personal one). I was 90% through creating my second ad, when th
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
Very cool project. But jeez those LED's are expensive, 16 euros a piece? Are narrow band LED's usually that pricey?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
.... why webassembly?
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by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
He taught numerical analysis at Berkeley, and though he was a great guy, I think he was waay to smart to be teaching undergrads... he'd go off on examples about literally every way that things like SVD could go wrong b/c of FP qui

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