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by wmccullough 9y ago
Damn, how did I not know about that site before. Good show mate
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by wmccullough 9y ago
I get the obvious analogy here, but this isn't productive. This is tantamount to two people calling one another hypocrites in church while the townsfolk are starving to death. The battle will be helped in suburbia, but won on highways,
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by wmccullough 9y ago
What you fail to see in drawing your analogy is that seismologists aren't being incentivized to give specific readings. Pharmaceutical companies are loading the gun and they know it.
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by wmccullough 9y ago
I'm happy to be harsh because I've had years and years of experience dealing with IBM. Their tools are trash for the cost they want. The majority of their offerings are overengineered and prone to failure in a production setting.
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by wmccullough 9y ago
Yep, fuck that guy right? I can't believe he'd even try at all!
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by wmccullough 9y ago
I felt the same exact way. Though we know sexual harassment is abundantly happening where a man is the harassing party, this article seems to imply that all men are fundamentally flawed.
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by wmccullough 9y ago
The distressing thing about this goes way beyond whether or not climate change is human caused, or a natural cycle of the earth. I'm distressed that we would leave an agreement that would bring prosperity to future generations. Like it
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by wmccullough 9y ago
I think the biggest thing most organizations miss is that microservices are just another potential tool in the toolbox. You can have both monolithic and microservices architectures that co-exist across different applications. I'd say t
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by wmccullough 9y ago
Or perhaps, don't let perfect be the enemy of good?
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Off Topic: Is it just me or are the trolls out in force today? People in this thread shitting all over game development. Seriously, if you're just off work for the holiday weekend, go outside. Stop screwing up perfectly good HN discuss
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I'm in the same boat. I tried for multiple years and I've been waiting for their experimental preview of their 2d tools since last summer. As someone who's rolled their own and has tried Unity, Godot, and GameMaker, I'd
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I would like to see this study replicated in different areas throughout the United States and the world. I suspect that different regions will produce different results based purely upon cultural norms of a given society in an area. To make
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I feel a lot of people in this thread must not have any chronic health conditions. I see comments about how this is a free market and that this is okay. I suspect if Pharma was bankrupting you like it is me, your stance might change.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
>Look at yourself. You got the job, right? You don't want to admit this to yourself, but it was easier for you than a woman Based on what evidence do you make this claim? I'm not saying this isn't the case, but can you pro
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with you, but can you provide examples of how privileged men are? Specifically, can you provide examples of how the person you responded to is privileged without meeting them? Can you also please cite re
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I'm loving it already. I was able to update from RC to RTM within 20 minutes on two machines with no hiccups. I was expecting hours of downtime. This is great stuff!
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Very excited to see the improvements contained in this product. I swear they are taking a page out of the VS Code team playbook. I just updated from RC to RTM with ZERO issues and the update was done within 20 minutes.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Mince words all you want, they stayed operational when many others did not. That's success in my book.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
The problem I see in this community is that much of the time, many aren't providing criticism. If it were only criticism, I'd even agree. The truth is that the so called "criticism" is really armchair quarterbacking most
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Came here to say just this. At this point the only thing I really use from them is Search and Gmail. I just dont trust that anything else will stick around.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
> "Over 90% of enterprise IT projects are delivered late." Due to piss poor project managers and lack of business requirements and/or realistic deadlines.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Normally I eye roll whenever I see that there is some sort of reply to anything from Linus, but this time I agree with him.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I've said this before and I'll say it again, not because I believe it's the right answer but because it's the answer that makes the most sense to me. Why are we so dead set on letting the human experience be about workin
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by wmccullough 10y ago
So wait, you abused a free service to the extreme and you're complaining about the service not meeting your expectations? Grow up.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Terrible on tablets and phone? Phones I can agree with but the surface line is getting to be really solid. I've been an iPad guy for years and my next tablet will be a surface.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
I like you gladiator, I will vote for you
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by wmccullough 10y ago
Precisely. The flexibility would be helpful irrespective of gender. It says a lot about our culture (or lack thereof) that we even have this issue to start with.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
You've had nothing constructive to say in this thread. Why don't you chill? No one is causing any harm here except you.
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by wmccullough 10y ago
It scares me too, but you know, I'm ready to embrace whatever comes next. I've been thinking alot about this over the course of the last year. Say that enough things get automated that we have massive numbers of unemployed, how do
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by wmccullough 10y ago
But here's the fundamental flaw. No one, and I mean no one on the left seems to have shit to say when it's their websites peddling the lies (and boy oh boy are they everywhere). If the shoe was on the other foot, I suspect your op

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