badcppdev

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by badcppdev 3y ago
Step 1. Define software engineering in a world of no-code, low-code, and AI code generation.
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They are cool features but I wonder what percentage of customers are likely to require extensions?
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I think you're showing a lack of understanding of Spacex's fast development processes but as an aside the word cue (rather than queue) is used when we are referring to a sign or signal given by something or someone.
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by badcppdev 3y ago
AI software platform for analysing company data files... acquired by the company with the most to hide
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Apple and Google have 20% and 16% respectively. Considering the amazing platform boost that those two giants have I think 25% is very impressive. But I agree that podcastings growth has been very slow. I think that there are a lot of fact
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Spotify made a gamble that having some headline Podcasters would build the listener market. Podcasters release regularly and have a different potential for becoming viral compared to musicians so it's a valid commercial decision to ma
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Oh bless. User smackay's comment was a reference to Harry Potter where if you hand a house-elf (like Dobby) an item of clothing they are freed from servitude.
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Aside: I recognised 'quaddies' from your quote ... there was some very distinctive cover art on the Analog magazine for that story: https://www.abebooks.co.uk/Analog-Science-Fact-Fiction-Febru...
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Interesting: " April 7, 1997 Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin and Vietnamese Finance Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung agreed today that Vietnam will repay the United States approximately $145 million in economic debts owed by the former Rep
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by badcppdev 3y ago
You give me the impression that you didn't do more than read the titles of the sidebar articles and then jump to conclusions. Can you confirm whether or not you've read / listened to his content?
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by badcppdev 3y ago
I saw that was cool then I realised you could scroll down. Super cool! One bit of feedback is that as you scroll the boxes can cover each other up so maybe the UI can be tweaked to allow you to stop a sample even if it's might be colo
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Can you enlighten me about when NASA stopped doing things? I got the impression that NASA has 'always' used companies to build things for them. I'm quite cynical so I assume it's always been an tax->government->in
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by badcppdev 3y ago
"how a machine can do that" > "nobody answered" is a really key takeaway here. Do teachers understand coding enough to answer basic questions like that? I'm curious about whether they do.
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Maybe they just wanted to generate more material for the movie ?
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What's your opinion on the location of the site compared to the location of the residents of that area? Hopefully you're not calling the locals amoebas. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Braithwaite+Hous
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by badcppdev 3y ago
I hope this Google Map link: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Braithwaite+House,+7+Forre... works and demonstrates why all the local residents are hoping that this doesn't get approved. TL;DR the site is has
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by badcppdev 3y ago
100% and that issue was very important to the FAA. Being able to blow up a rocket if it starts to go off course is absolutely critical
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Why would the government need to be involved? It's an uninteresting self organising phenomenon where commercial entities pay attention to and show respect to bigger entities.
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by badcppdev 3y ago
That's a brilliant little game. Trading and exploration. Super simple user interface
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Damn it I spent a whole day not thinking about the Roman empire
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by badcppdev 3y ago
You're absolutely correct. Thanks for your succinct reply. Before commenting in this area I probably have to remind myself of the history of the MAD policies and the conditions that lead to that.
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You could probably make do with submarine, ship, and airplane based nuclear weapons?
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Broken from UK and Germany
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by badcppdev 3y ago
If you think about why a vacuum flask or thermos is used to keep drinks hot (or cold) for an amount of time you'll realise that space / a vacuum is a very good insulator. An object in space loses heat according to the Stefan-Boltz
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Do you recommend that the junior staff you supervise use autocomplete and other code generation tools? Do you use an IDE with linting, etc?
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by badcppdev 3y ago
That's awesome to know. I remember reading his blog years ago when he was setting up Green Arrays
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by badcppdev 3y ago
I think you're right that he's still at Green Arrays. Still a director there apparently. I do have to note that the linked video is from 2013 so I assume they've moved on from that.
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by badcppdev 3y ago
Maybe if the bears learn to put logs on the tracks... or they develop fire and burn the railway sleepers. https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/bears-discover-fi...
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People used to die before some life saving technologies were invented. People can die these days if their technology fails. They might not have a better alternative because they can't afford it or it hasn't been invented Teaching
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Does anyone in the Forth community know if Charles Moore is still with us?

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