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by wltprgm 7y ago
Doom is ported to browser 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18817278 2. https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Wasm-doom 3. https://wasm.continuation-labs.com/d3demo/
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by wltprgm 7y ago
Yea, to be specific, using Ubuntu 18.04 on one SSD for his cloud tools development, Kubernetes Go controllers? Because MacOS doesn't cut it. And his Windows 10 Pro on another SSD.
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by wltprgm 7y ago
the book way of the peaceful warrior, and the word is carpe diem
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by wltprgm 7y ago
> The bulk of the ABI compatibility is not in the kernel So this means the Linux kernel is not as bulky and full of bugs like the article has claimed? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_interfaces#Linux_...
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by wltprgm 7y ago
While in this particular Hong Kong protest case, it was influenced by the west (or western values). So my only point is that the west has caused more troubles than ever for the world. (Which is why I go on and talk about the wars etc) Perha
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by wltprgm 7y ago
> because you seem to just be here to argue. You are right. I should change my tone. > You're not interacting with peoples' responses to you very much, just throwing out a blizzard of new accusations. I think I have made my
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by wltprgm 7y ago
Your response to my comment is silly. I was talking about the ultimate reason why they protested, it was influenced by the west, human rights. Not the way they were massacred, or how people memorialized them. I am definitely stunned to know
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by wltprgm 7y ago
yet company has to pay a lot if they want a better candidate, technically speaking or any country from 3rd world country can afford hiring silicon valley graduates at $300k per year just for a senior to tech lead level position?
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by wltprgm 7y ago
> We are not software engineers, and we won't be until regulatory bodies exist, and we develop codes of ethics. Nobody said that you are software engineer, you can just call yourself whatever you want Those who called themselves sof
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by wltprgm 7y ago
You are right about the hates for pipenv, but I don't know that the creator hates it too. edit: sorry I misunderstood, the creator of pipenv doesn't hate pipenv
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by wltprgm 7y ago
May I know if you package 3rd party dlls in your flask app, does it run on *nix platform?
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by wltprgm 7y ago
no mention of python venv, it's there since python v3.3
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by wltprgm 7y ago
I have a PHP Yii2 web project basically using composer (something like pip for Python) that the old project maintainer chose not to use a specific version for dependencies. I am stunned when I do composer update, because it basically update
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by wltprgm 7y ago
one can hope that front-end and back-end are truly separated
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by wltprgm 7y ago
Not entirely correct if someone doesn't understand your explanation, it might be that you don't understand the person well enough or you don't know the correct way to explain to that person in a plain language
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by wltprgm 7y ago
maybe that knowledge makes them hireable after they go to the Heaven
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by wltprgm 7y ago
this topic never stops, trust me it's time for you guys to realize this effect from calling yourself "coders"/"programmers"/"problem solvers" are nothing but marketing It's just to impress
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by wltprgm 7y ago
it's fair to say that if you don't like it, then don't speak about it that's your definition of engineering, or whatever officials that define it more so, who cares about your skills other than your employer? And your em
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by wltprgm 7y ago
Most of the time legacy code and technical debt appearing on same project
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by wltprgm 7y ago
I couldn't believe you have done it.
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by wltprgm 7y ago
as the guy before me mentioned private key and public key perhaps blockchain can solve this problem too?
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by wltprgm 8y ago
Didn't notice the date, thanks for the reminder
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by wltprgm 8y ago
Totally agree with you, especially if they think time is the limiting factor
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by wltprgm 8y ago
I am already enrolled with it, although it has not started, it's in the Statistics and Data Science MicroMaster by MIT.
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by wltprgm 8y ago
He is actually that guy who compiled this list, I don't know why every month freeCodeCamp founder shared his article on the Facebook page
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by wltprgm 8y ago
> If you want to go around the central objective of the exercise - which is to adapt yourself to solve the problem - at the end you are only cheating yourself. So the "central objective" of that problem is not important? And we