f1notformula1

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by f1notformula1 8y ago
I found this linked from the article https://movio.co/en/blog/migrate-Scala-to-Go/ So if the alternative was Scala I can see why Go may have helped tighten things up a bit.
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by f1notformula1 8y ago
> everyone understands a different part of git and has slightly different ideas of how things should be done This was a big problem that bugged me too, so for every team I've worked with I've created a few scripts for the team&
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by f1notformula1 8y ago
Replace with: (1) I am from $region_X and I went to $region_Y (2) $region_Y'ers do things in a way I find unusual and/or distressing (3) The cause must be a character flaw shared by all $region_Y'ers (<insert stereotypes o
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by f1notformula1 8y ago
Replying here because this matched my train of thought well. I'm actually really curious to know if anyone has first-hand knowledge of a tinkerer (by this blog's definition) getting their work published. As the GP said, understand
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
This thread is somewhat framing this as ethics vs salary, but what I found most useful in your statement was the (somewhat implicit?) thought that there is often no ethical way to earn a salary for some programmers. While this has not been
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
This is the most intuitive introduction to Kalman filtering that I've ever seen. Even just reading that part was the most enlightening 2-minutes of my entire month. Kudos to the author!
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
Agreed with this as well as the GP comment. Personally I think this also has the unfortunate side-effect of college's turning into de-facto gatekeepers to 'earned' status/success/wealth.
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
Thanks for this - That actually looks like a much more pragmatic approach than an all-new DSL.
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
I don't understand enough about the ad business to answer this myself. If there's a legitimate reason to allow 3p scripts to run code - it would seem like creating a domain specific language that Google safely translates into JS w
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
I'm not a legal expert and don't understand EULAs at all. I expected a "Datacenter" to be defined at some point but I didn't see a definition in the EULA. How should one interpret this? Is a research cluster a data
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
"Medrano worked with Urton over the next several months and the two compiled their findings into a paper which will be published in the peer-reviewed journal Ethnohistory in January. Medrano is the first author on the paper, indicating
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
> That's because people write shitty makefiles. Which, coincidentally, is my main complaint with Make: It's way too easy to write shitty Makefiles. There are way too many wrong ways to do things. Arguably this is a community pr
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
What are the primary uses you see for this device? Any interesting projects out there already that you're aware of?
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
There's a more embedded/low-power device friendly language called NesC that's embedded in a (mildly popular) distro called TinyOS. https://github.com/tinyos/nesc The compiler for TinyOS produces whole-pr
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
Perhaps there are degrees of dystopian-ness (not a real word?), and some people might consider our current degree more acceptable than others. IMO the only thing that matters at the end is whether people _care_ that something like this is w
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
Agreed there's a fine line. I somehow find myself a little further along the spectrum - Perhaps I'm jaded from dealing with too many recruiters who are trying to check boxes. If I really thought this job was worth my time, I would
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by f1notformula1 9y ago
Can you elaborate on what an Asana is and what "empathize" means? I'm not an Asana user, so perhaps I'm unfamiliar with the jargon.