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by zelon88 6y ago
While it is interesting that your experience has been negative, I would be curious to know how many people in your company look at this information in a positive light and have put it to work to their advantage. I don't mean to minimiz
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by zelon88 6y ago
I'm sure there are comments from the 64 bit PowerPC days that aged just fine.
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by zelon88 6y ago
Here we go again. Comparing a 10w mobile RISC CPU to a 100w x86 CPU and somehow deducing that having a mobile CPU run desktop applications is a good idea. I wish all the Apple fanboys would just hurry up and buy one so they would realize th
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by zelon88 6y ago
Yup. Thank you for pointing that out.
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by zelon88 6y ago
Wrong post.
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by zelon88 6y ago
I have a hunch from things that are written in recruiter spam that I receive that a lot of this spam is scraped from resumes posted to job sites. I would log into these sites and remove old resume's. Also, if the job looks especially i
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by zelon88 6y ago
It looks impressive, but what exactly is the machine learning doing on the original to produce the result? And wouldn't it be possible to simply take the original minecraft map as a height map and texture map and then regenerate a new
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by zelon88 6y ago
Comfortable? I remember 15 years ago working in fast food. Many, many of the employees do exactly this. But it isn't comfortable. I worked with a brother-sister pair from Brazil. They lived together, worked two jobs each 70 hours per w
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by zelon88 6y ago
Some projects are aimed at higher level users of whom and outsized portion could be developers. Some products are meant to be unbranded products for integration into business products. Some products prioritize different things. For example,
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by zelon88 6y ago
How do you think projects get finished? I wrote a competitor to OwnCloud and NextCloud that took years of working by myself to make. With no budget by myself. Obviously the quality isn't quite as polished as my competition. By your log
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by zelon88 6y ago
I like how it portrays projects without being judge jury and executioner. Most of these projects are works in progress. It would not be fair to exclude them in favor of projects with larger budgets and internal marketing.
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by zelon88 6y ago
The addLevel() function seems especially interesting. It takes an array as input to generate the level, with each index being another row of the level. Here is the level from the linked platformer example..... " $ "
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by zelon88 6y ago
Funny sidebar, I had an idea for something like this as a feature to a larger product. The scope creep of this concept eventually wound up consuming the entire project and it had to be surgically removed to save the original project. I&#x27
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by zelon88 6y ago
> Moving away from this can also put people at a disadvantage because it makes it harder to know how to prepare for interviews. This just proves that you can memorize a cheat sheet. What good is having interviews if they are so predictab
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by zelon88 6y ago
The answer to the title question was never scientifically answered. They described the experiment, the results, and then lead into a conclusion that didn't match the science. Then they finally reverted to anecdotal evidence to support
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by zelon88 6y ago
Sure! I'll keep digging. >D RISC = Reduced Instruction Set Computer. Reduced instructions result in (supposedly) reduced complexity per instruction (which has failed over time). While each instruction is "simpler" it takes
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by zelon88 6y ago
Yup. Controversial opinion incoming, but I actually can't wait for the same thing to happen to ARM. The RISC crowd so quickly forgot the purpose of the RISC architecture. Every time I hear someone tell me how the M1 is so fast compared
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by zelon88 6y ago
I didn't test the software, I just read through the marketing materials. Just took another look and I'm more confident than before that what I described is eventually what this intends to be. From the website it claims that these
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by zelon88 6y ago
It looks interesting, but CEO's don't have time to get syntax errors. That is why they pay big money to companies for products like Synergy SmartViews or UniPoint or Crystal Reports. So they can pay someone with moderate skills a
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by zelon88 6y ago
It is a reporting and graphing tool for data. Like Synergy SmartViews or Crystal Reports but instead of a Visual editor for crafting queries this uses code instead.
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by zelon88 6y ago
They now know you have a Facebook account and can use that to extrapolate your username using the Account Recovery feature of Facebook. If you're part of the breach they get to add your IP to the data they've already got on you, a
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by zelon88 6y ago
Evergreen is also probably facing liabilities from affected customers if the cargo were to never reach it's destination. It would apparently create the need for whoever is receiving the goods to perhaps negotiate with Egypt separately
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by zelon88 6y ago
Is this satire? I hope it is. I hope that when you enter a number into the field; gigantic text appears on the screen in 150pt font saying "HAVEN'T YOU LEARNED ANYTHING???"
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by zelon88 6y ago
Model S and X buyers are the only ones who can use them. Therefore logic dictates they should be the only ones who pay for them. You conflate scaling Tesla up with scaling the technology up. You want everyone to invest in Tesla so that Tesl
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by zelon88 6y ago
You want everyone to invest in a technology that currently only benefits a select few. Why don't we invest that money in making current technology economical before we go asking single mothers driving clapped out Ford Taurus's to
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by zelon88 6y ago
> As we are building more infrastructure, we could endeavor to do it in ways that make it easier for cars to drive autonomously, with things like grade separated or other protected bike lanes, clearer signage, and other accommodations th
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by zelon88 6y ago
Can you imaging being Oracle at the time and freaking out thinking Microsoft was coming to eat your lunch.
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by zelon88 6y ago
It depends. I built a system once that used a bunch of inexpensive SBCs. Due to their physical location being close to users who could easily physically tamper with them; I placed them on my client network and treated them just like regular
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by zelon88 6y ago
Multicast is used in this scenario because it is cheaper than establishing a TCP connection to 100 devices just to transfer the same packets to each of them separately. By using multicast, the device playing the music can simply subscribe t
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by zelon88 6y ago
How does Google differentiate a malicious offensive security operation from a benign one? Previous websites and social media accounts posted malicious content, but this Google blog post doesn't really do much to connect the between the

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