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8y ago
that's cool, but no way I'm giving up the projector on my indestructible Moto Force for this particular phone.
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i think they sell a several laptops that are as beautiful as the macs now.
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a convincing argument is that it sells, and with the profits they continue to make good machines. I agree that the machine should function first - and clearly they accomplished that - but it's not exclusive to the human needs as well.
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8y ago
Wasn't this already well known from Kurt Vonnegut lectures? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP3c1h8v2ZQ
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8y ago
oohhh..maybe we can finally get some laptop drivers written for linux!
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8y ago
an opinion framework for getting rid of frameworks. brilliant.
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I would change that second to last screen to be about browser compatibility. A site being down/broken happens, no matter what year it is. But the fact sites like BofA do not support a common browser like FireFox I feel is much more i
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Sharing code and getting run on other collaborators workstations? Yes, that's a very real developer problem. Deploying without downtime? Yep, it's nice to have because your favorite customer will have been testing that site in t
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Whom said anything about on-prem? on-prem anything takes weeks and has nothing to do with kubernetes. AWS, production ready. I could probably do google too, but it would take a couple weeks to write the automation first. Also, if your
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yeeaaah...on the other hand, they could be pulling a hat trick from the FCC playbook. "I had no idea it was legitimate users leaving feedback and the guy I trusted to inform me no longer works here. I was told everything was fine!&quo
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Thank you. Spell check didn't give it to me and I was too lazy to Google it.
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unless you already know how to do it. i can setup a production ready cluster in under a day and as long as things are containerized, run them likety split. Hardly insane once you know how it works.
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> tools that solve real problems and, once you know them, make your life easier. yep, i think you nailed here.
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So basically, ignore 1/2 of the reasonable problems that are solved in the first article and then look, no need to learn anything!!! As someone whom can setup and run a kubernetes cluster in my sleep, I can tell you that it is a superb
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8y ago
One of my personal favorites.
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OMG, that is so so so so brilliant! I'm going to go tell my boss right now that the suppliers better suite up, otherwise we are going right to their more expensive, less experienced vendor and will delay our product launch for a year.
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8y ago
lol. you haven't worked with a vendor in China before, have you?
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Bloomberg reported that the startup I worked for was for sale and the founders were pitching it to potential buyers. Internally, they vehemently denied the report and said Bloomberg completely made it up. Bloomberg was dead on the money.
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Yup, that's exactly the point. Focusing on pedantic js engineering practices will not effect their revenue, so hence, the developers do not focus on doing so.
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so actual information is bad and "3.5 trillion brain cells burned" is good? Hrm....yeah, I'm going to Steam approach and focus on features that matter to the user rather than pedantic code which serves nothing but the develo
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8y ago
and they don't refund you the windows license fee. So yes, they did the install as a convenience for you, but there is no real focus on linux.
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So Google is condesneding to it's users? Because guess what a chrome book is! It's even worse actually - and trumpets please - they are now improving linux support on chromebooks. The reason no linux distro has taken off is beca
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you could also just give feedback in the cases where it is requested. As a fresh-faced out of college coder I was rejected from ThoughtWorks after spending 3 days on a coding question. Yes, I sucked - all I wanted to hear though was "
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Right. But the fact that you and your colleagues care that people can attack problems and can learn is what the culture is. You would be surprised, some cultures are built with a desire for 'follow the leader' mentality, and do n
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8y ago
you say that like fueling up your vehicle isn't important to society. /s XD
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prove it. and when i say prove it - you actually need to show damage and harm done, that's what the law requires. If you can't prove a single occurrence of the "adverserial in nature to the well-being of the individual&quo
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I feel like the UK parliament is creating ane enforcing archaic privacy rules because they realized they can not compete on the technology front with US companies. Their plan is literally to sue US companies in order to gain a small footin
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8y ago
public service announcement: use square's app to move your fiat to bitcoin instead. Works way faster than coinbase.
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I'm so glad the currency is decentralized so that the existing powers don't have undue influence over monitary policy and the value of the currency I hold. Oh....wait...right...greed wins again. You can distribute the nodes all y