baconizer

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by baconizer 2y ago
not sure why you're downvoted, the point is quite valid. I worked on both sides. They may seem similar from afar over the big picture but largely distinct in details and thereafter scaling tricks. Trading on both buy and sell sides are
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by baconizer 6y ago
Title and article is misleading, as usual, alas. Being a Chinese gamer/coder is hard, everywhere you turned there's no less of anti-china content shove down your throat, at the same time an authoritarian regime squeeze on the othe
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by baconizer 7y ago
There are non English computer users benefit greatly from high DPI displays, especially oriental characters; and there are a lot of us.
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by baconizer 7y ago
Replace 'bitcoin' with 'gold bars' in your first paragraph then it'd make more sense for both you and the Gold Bar only cafe, I guess.
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by baconizer 8y ago
you got it right, it means "hottie". (still awkward to tatto on body though..)
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by baconizer 9y ago
I fall into this category. my concentration trajectories slip fast, constant context switching actually boost my productivity. Hacker news is a god sent, when I'm stuck on at work digging myself into a rabbit hole, 10 minutes read into
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by baconizer 9y ago
It felt like playing a triple A game with great idea and visual, but with writing, acting, dialogue from a generic RPG maker by a teenager done after a Monday evening.
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by baconizer 9y ago
I think he meant more in the fundamental difference between phonetic vs logographic. For the latter, when speaker can't read a new word but can have a good guess of what it means.
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by baconizer 9y ago
wonder how their Search Quality team feels..
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by baconizer 9y ago
Took my family to Thailand two years ago and we (2 generations born and raised in No.3 on the city list) were surprised too, literally had to extend our stay in Koh Samui island to avoid the shame from fellow Chinese speakers in Bangkok..
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by baconizer 9y ago
One of the fun thing to do on ChromeOS is crouton, which opens door to full blown Linux applications, now before you accuse me of 'pro'/developer user, my 12 year old nephew has more Linux software under crouton with his Chro
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by baconizer 9y ago
this reflects my team's experience, initially skilled programmers (from C# mainly) complains almost hourly about lack of IDE features, in particular - Debugging. 14 months in now with 9 major services in production, I hear no more conv
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by baconizer 10y ago
This article reflects our transition experience with Docker, it took us two years to finally feel comfortable (old chaps from decades of corp dev), but end result is very positive and rewarding. It is fair to say that this should be expecte
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by baconizer 10y ago
I miss that old computer. That feeling of top of the world when something I made just works, without worrying being judged by framework standard, patterns, team collaboration, pair programming, etc etc Someone mentioned about 14.4k hayes mo
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by baconizer 10y ago
Same here, I'm going to upgrade gaming pc's win10 and give Linux subsystem a go, if it works for POSIX dev environment I am finally leaving Mac after 15 years.
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by baconizer 10y ago
2000s: It's expensive doing business in the UK: price hike 2007: Business needs to be protected from Pound fluctuation: we accepted the new norm that a $500 gadget cost £500 2016: Brexit hurt our company earnings : like I care, we are
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by baconizer 10y ago
You might get down-voted but I agree with you more. In my late 30s I get to deal with a lot 42+ "senior software engineer", majority are significantly slow in adapting workflow changes, what frustrate more is the amount of distrac
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by baconizer 11y ago
KNX, being one of the most sophisticated and proven building intelligent protocol, widely adopted in Europe. If anyone interested, cross scan its default IP interface port 3671 and, say German telecom ISP IP range (and there is CSV availa
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by baconizer 11y ago
Being that 'geek' kid taught myself everything through all those sleepless nights and fried boards, and the only outlier branded himself as 'programmer' my whole family social circle ever know of, I do not have plan on t
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by baconizer 11y ago
I can relate to author's opinion on block chain VC hype, but not so sure about comparing Bitcoin to the Internet, at least yet...
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by baconizer 11y ago
yes i immediately realised what you meant after my reply, so I should mark my words as off topic. it did inspired me similar thinking today, before I saw this :)
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by baconizer 11y ago
[off-topic] aren't mobile phones and tablets just sucking productivity out of mankind, if not slowing it down? was watching old movies from 90s with my lady and we both noticed how interactive ppl were in the background, on streets or
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by baconizer 11y ago
because it takes years of training/experience/luck/success to be invited sitting to solve them while sipping champagne on the house. :)
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by baconizer 11y ago
loggers
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by baconizer 11y ago
more and more clients specifically required Linux at the start of conversation, this ruled out C# despite our 10+ years of experiences on MS products in our industry. (also ruled out Mono, we decided to transform and adapt and there are far
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by baconizer 11y ago
for small teams (mostly solo hackers) yes the run-print-change works; for anything bigger, when code #reasonably# grows and span among 10+ developers, break-debug-change is much more productive than log.PrintLn all over the palces and figur
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by baconizer 11y ago
All I can say in words is - thank you.