binaryblitz

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   by binaryblitz 9y ago

   $300 for a 100TB rackable drive? Can I just keep it instead?
2. 122.▲
   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   Wow, a room full of people who know nothing about cyber security. Good job drumpf.
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   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   I love this thing so far. I recently switched to using Mint instead of OSX because I refuse to pay $2300 for a 15" MBP. I was really missing the clipboard ability of Alfred, and this is REALLY helpful. Would it be possible to auto past
4. 124.▲
   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   I am a developer and I had to take a course similar to what you're talking about. So it's out there, but making it more common would definitely be a good thing.
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   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   I feel like a distro with lots of extra things installed from the start is the opposite of a distro for programmers, as is baking in some off-brand voice tool. The perfect distro for me would be an OSX (not MacOS) clone running on a debian
6. 126.▲
   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   Well no, but I'm sure it's still pretty damn pricy.
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   Event-Driven, Fault Tolerant Data Pipeline Using Lambda, Alluxio, and Spark(koddi.com)

   7 points by binaryblitz 10y ago|0 comments
8. 128.▲
   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   Ok Tim Cook.
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   by binaryblitz 10y ago

   I feel like they would have to have a mode where the screen didn't move when you did. It's counterintuitive to VR, but I think having the text move around just from natural head movement would be very annoying.
10. 130.▲
    by binaryblitz 11y ago

    If the project is designed to take that long, it's ridiculous. The project we give at my company should take maybe an hour if you know the framework we use.
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    by binaryblitz 11y ago

    My company has you write a simple twitter clone using the php framework we use. If you know the framework, it shouldn't take you more than an hour, if that. I see nothing wrong with simple projects like this. We only ask you to do it a
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    by binaryblitz 11y ago

    So while vim is my terminal editor of choice, I use Sublime for programming. I can do the challenge in 12 keystrokes, 11 if you don't have to delete a trailing line. 1. control+g (Goto line number) 2&3. 11 (line 11) 4. enter 5. cmd
13. 133.▲
    by binaryblitz 11y ago

    The nice thing about the way they make it is that it's waterproof!
14. 134.▲
    by binaryblitz 11y ago

    Anyone having an issue with npm doing this: FATAL ERROR: JS Allocation failed - process out of memory