braveo

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by braveo 9y ago
> But the second I need to use an IDE for Windows development, it's too slow to bear. This very much depends on your machine. For example, I have an office machine running an older i7 with 16 GB of RAM. I give my VM's 6 cores
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by braveo 9y ago
I would be interested in the technique you used to do this. specifically, how did you get your code to kick off and check on module load?
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by braveo 9y ago
because some things are more important than you a few bucks on a car ride.
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by braveo 9y ago
The motivation of the above poster is accuracy. based upon your post I can understand why you find it difficult identifying such a thing, but there it is. You're so blinded by your beliefs you've lost all sense of fairness and bal
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by braveo 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9ImSupXt3g
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by braveo 9y ago
no it doesn't.
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by braveo 9y ago
I was specifically responding to the claim that 'unwanted advances' could be considered sexual harassment under the law. yes, technically you could consider rape to be an 'unwanted advance', but no reasonable person woul
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by braveo 9y ago
that's still not sexual harassment, there are plenty of stories of men chasing women and eventually marrying them. human sexuality isn't that cut and dried.
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by braveo 9y ago
> I've heard stories from several female founders/VC's (not naming names or specific details to protect anonymity) who have experienced repeated unwelcome advances even after it was made clear they had a significant other.
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by braveo 9y ago
who in the world doesn't need a car that frequently? young people, old people, and homeless people. Everyone else needs a car frequently.
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by braveo 9y ago
I'm not saying it's insurmountable, but the gain just isn't worth the cost imo.
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by braveo 9y ago
What I'm saying is that anyone who's judgement is so poor as to try and argue operator precedence in this discussion isn't worth bothering with.
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by braveo 9y ago
I don't think so. I'd much rather pay the cost of ownership than rental every time I wanted to move about. By definition rental is going to be more expensive than ownership. I don't doubt that companies will have fleets of c
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by braveo 9y ago
don't really care, Uber's behavior as a company is such that I'd rather see lyft succeed. Those positives will be brought about regardless of who it is, so lets make sure it isn't a company who acts as egregiously bad as
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by braveo 9y ago
Or the he previous comment about lifestyle is applicable but only manifests itself for fathers as a result of society only recently starting to transition to women being able to be breadwinners.
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by braveo 9y ago
I've gotten to integrate duo security in a few clients sites and I think you guys are fantastic.
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by braveo 9y ago
> Looking at that stack, it seems like someone in your organisation likes sticking plasters over problems. glad to see I'm not the only one that got that from the post.
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by braveo 9y ago
it seems reasonable that it didn't allow it before the language designers explicitly created a flag for it. That doesn't mean some enterprising soul wasn't able to make it work, but it does mean it wasn't officially supp
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by braveo 9y ago
I would never allow a new dev to come in and ask us to completely move away from a tech stack in a project that we're already underway in. It's one thing to try something different in a new project if it can legitimately solve pro
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by braveo 9y ago
> I even find comparatively mild things like Ruby's inferred parentheses grating. I agree with everything you've written and I'd like to note that even Ruby has degenerate cases where you're forced to use parenthesis
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by braveo 9y ago
For the same reason the rest of the majority of the population believes it; It's generally true.
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by braveo 9y ago
hotkeys aren't about code entry. I bet when you're in visual studio you hit F5 to debug instead of moving your mouse up and trying to hit the small button. You probably also use Ctrl+<space> when need to pop up autocomplete
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by braveo 9y ago
it's not unreasonable, but it's also unrelated to a lot of the issues Uber is coming under fire for.
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by braveo 9y ago
The rate is a red herring, it's the reaction when it was reported. Imagine if your local PD reported that they only ignored .01% of 911 calls. Would you find that acceptable?
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by braveo 9y ago
I had something similar. It's not normal for me to make large purchases via my CC, but I decided to purchase a $600 television from a retail store once. The payment was declined until I called the bank and told them I was standing in
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by braveo 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand your complaints here, I believe dosbox has support for hardware passthru. and you can run dosbox on a modern 64-bit machine, so the idea of needing unsupported Windows XP (or similar) doesn't seem to be v
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by braveo 9y ago
I don't think you can guarantee the generation of anything sequential across multiple machines without some sort of authority. A single machine, sure as long as the resolution you're using is small enough and/or you have a s
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by braveo 9y ago
I have no issue with people flagging anything I post. However, there is a clear and marked difference between users "showing me they don't like my humor/post" and having the moderators step in and start warning me to sto
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by braveo 9y ago
I'm not trying to be hardheaded, and I understand I don't see all of the nuance because I'm not familiar with the problem you were solving. But having said that, I have to go back to asking why you didn't just use an ide
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by braveo 9y ago
why do you need it to be sequential then?

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