yoden

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by yoden 6y ago
What do you see as good integration test tooling?
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by yoden 6y ago
Weird, I have the opposite experience. Meet for years was much worse video/screen share resolution/latency/quality than Zoom or Gotomeeting. In fact it was so bad originally that a bunch of our team members requested we kee
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by yoden 6y ago
To back this up with some data, this article has information about tests per capita: https://www.thelocal.se/20200414/understanding-swedens-figur... If Sweeden had been testing at the rate of Norway or Germany, they wo
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by yoden 7y ago
I think you're imagining that this would be a good way to get a foot in the door, but many internship programs are more competitive than full time programs. Partly this is because they usually have limited spots. Another large componen
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by yoden 7y ago
64 bit support has been around on the desktop for a decade at this point (Through OpenGL4 / GL_ARB_gpu_shader_fp64 / cl_khr_fp64). Unfortunately it is not exposed in Firefox or Chrome, even if the underlying hardware supports it.
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by yoden 7y ago
If you don't mind me asking, How long does a CI run take for you? How do you manage running CI with so many merges? Our CI takes ~8 hours of machine/VM time, which is about 35 minutes of wall time with our current testing cluster
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by yoden 7y ago
It needs to last much longer than 4x. Otherwise why not chose the 4x cheaper shirts and have more options for color and style? Plus you can buy the cheaper shirts over time, so you'll be more up-to-date on trends. Nevermind that chea
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by yoden 7y ago
I don't think it's a lie, you've just misunderstood "Largest" to mean "Majority". The government is probably the largest individual shareholder, unless Reuters made a mistake.
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by yoden 8y ago
I mean windows 95/98 didn't even use a journaled filesystem... a BSOD could wipe your documents...
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by yoden 8y ago
Microsoft wrote a new filesystem driver for git because extending the code itself was too difficult...
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by yoden 10y ago
Apple seems more interested in getting the higher margin from using AMD GPUs in at least some generations.
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by yoden 10y ago
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/deplo... Not only is it a short hop, it already exists :P
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by yoden 16y ago
> - The key used to encrypt the large file is some function of the file, but not of the hash. The important point is that it's not encrypted with a client specific key, but rather a file specific one. Thus if you have the file, you can
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by yoden 16y ago
This is wrong in several ways (as evidenced by other comments in the thread): > public links for files easily done by creating an unencrypted copy > shared folders you can do this by copying, encrypting with new keys for each shared
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by yoden 16y ago
A properly designed cloud service could preserve the user's security. But I agree, trusting others to do that is a bit of a stretch.
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by yoden 16y ago
I think the android bug linked in the article is much more informative than the article itself. Basically: 1) Android phones can already animate the screen @ 60 fps in software in most cases. 2) When they can't, it's not because the CPU is
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by yoden 16y ago
There's a very good reason for medical insurance beyond catastrophic events. Preventative medicine is much, much cheaper. Insurance makes routine checkups cheap/free, which means they're more likely to be taken advantage of. Medicare has
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by yoden 16y ago
RE: FDA: It's a lot worse than pacemakers. Desktop medical image viewing software is also regulated under FDA-510k procedures. Our iPhone viewer has been tied up in the FDA morass for more than two years now. We're submitting a 510k for
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by yoden 16y ago
My personal hope is that they'll do enough work to make the OpenGL Swing backend actually work. When our web browsers are starting to have credible 3D acceleration on our platforms... it's pretty unacceptable that the Swing OpenGL pipeline
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by yoden 16y ago
It's to be based on OpenGL. So hopefully!
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by yoden 16y ago
If you're following the apple-java mailing list, you'll see this isn't the (supposedly) the plan. They're contributing eAWT and eIO to openJDK, plus assisting in writing a new OpenGL based Swing backend and Swing lightweight placeholders f
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by yoden 16y ago
The old backend was written with quartz, and hopelessly integrated into the OSX internals. It's part of the reason why Apple had to ship their own java. The new backend will only depend on OpenGL, which is much better for anyone who isn't
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by yoden 16y ago
Only 30% of iOS devices are iPod Touch. At android's growth rate, that'll maybe stave it off a quarter or two.
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by yoden 16y ago
My company's medical image viewer is written in java and ships simultaneously on Mac OS and Windows: www.mimsoftware.com
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by yoden 16y ago
I think it's mostly just not something typical YC applicants are interested... which is really weird, because health issues are going to be a huge concern in the western world for the next 50 years at least. Part of it may be that you need
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by yoden 16y ago
Sounds kind of nice. Though a functional email search would be my preference...
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by yoden 16y ago
As they clearly state, they can't see enough reason to force regulation yet . And with at least double the number of providers (far more if you count resellers) compared to landlines (USA-centric view), they're right. Now, you can still a
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by yoden 16y ago
Tuition may be waved, but cost of living expenses might actually be higher than tuition + living at a state university. Private universities charge a ton for housing + food.
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by yoden 16y ago
Great post. Companies making profit is generally good , because it grows possibilities for all. Granted, if they're doing it by exploiting consumers, that isn't true, but the author doesn't even consider that case.
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by yoden 16y ago
IMO it will be far less devastating, because it will be biased towards a higher earning, lower unemployment group of people (see statistics elsewhere in this thread).

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