white_dragon88

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by white_dragon88 2y ago
> integrating with internal DBs could allow a startup to onboard and go live with customers much more quickly The technical debt you'd accrue from this would be MASSIVE, and screw your entire architecture down to its roots. Hard pas
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
5+ year old i7 are potato and would be a massive time waster today. Build times matter.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
wtf on???
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
> intelligence to fly away It's intelligence in the sense that jerking your arm away from a hotplate is intelligence, which is to say it's not cognitive reasoning, just genetically hardwired triggers. AGI has been defined by Op
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Your son is a goddamn genius.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Still no Mac support... I know the technical reason why so not upset, just sad.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Noise about macOS died down back in 2018, and seems the linux port is riddled with bugs. This project is basically dead in the water.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
The transformation is complete. This place is the new Reddit.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
LOL that’s such a disrespectful take… the gameplay design in those games are second to none. That’s something that needs to be fine tuned from scratch each time.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
"Internal folks" who gives a rats ass about what they think? A company's reputation has little to do with how people on the inside perceive it, its actions and track record do the talking. Stadia was a classic reason I couldn
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
The first thing I did was start making the word 'FUCK' with the pieces. As soon as others cottoned on and joined in, it was a very heart warming experience.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Its another saas product charging per seat per month, doesnt even begin to replace an actual competent developer, it’s glorified autocomplete. If it goes any higher than 20-30 bucks, I’ll have my company drop it.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
So why bother advertising it now? Seems like you jumped the gun.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
God I hate XKCD so much. It's a blight on the internet. I just get unreasonably angry whenever I see a link posted. This is just me venting.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
And the mother is a legal scholar at Stanford, specialising in… ethics!!!
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
XKCD is super overrated. Cringe at times, banal at others.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
‘Many’ of us are using iTunes to sync mp3s?
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
The fact that you need to learn a niche language like dart just to make stuff in flutter seems to me like technical baggage I could do without.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
What is the operating system analogy for whacking off? Clearing the cache?
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Sycophants
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
You know enough to say more. Say more!
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Your use of semicolon hurts my soul
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Sounds like sales speak, nodejs isn’t even there yet.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
I work on a huge angular project and I can’t help but see svelte as a toy in comparison. Must be nice when everything just falls into place.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
I would imagine that there is is an insane amount of gravitational noise from things like the planet’s asymmetry and events occurring all the way from the core to the crust, the ocean… to cut through that noise you need one big thumper.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
It is in inherent of a good engineer’s thinking to always consider the worst. Problem is sometimes, it can come across as a boast, or out of touch. It’s neither. It’s really the manifest anxiety of the whole thing shitting its pants and fal
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
That’s a whole lot of salt for something that actually exists and wasn’t a load of hot air. AirPod max headphones are brilliant devices. M1 chips have made laptops fast, quiet and cool while maintaining a very impressive speed (there’s noth
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
PHP sucks though.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
Caching frequently fetched complex objects to mitigate load on the Postgres DB.
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by white_dragon88 3y ago
You define it cause you seem to be quite confused about what that word should mean.

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