iLoch

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by iLoch 7y ago
I like this more than my own answer. Asking them if they understand the motivations of the protesters is an excellent line of questioning.
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by iLoch 7y ago
Actually I was trying to find a simple question, and I came across an example of the same sort of spouting of Chinese government propaganda. Check this out: https://www.quora.com/Are-children-in-China-taught-about-the... I
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by iLoch 9y ago
You can set your state of mind along with your status now, so I guess this isn't really surprising - if that's how they do it (I only skimmed the article.) What's new, really? This is just another data point people are will
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by iLoch 9y ago
No they probably didn't do any research before launching this project.
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by iLoch 9y ago
You can ask them to pay you in cash as long as you don't accept the offer before hand. They're legally required to compensate you with cash if you ask.
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by iLoch 9y ago
Is this the most thinly veiled spying device of all time?
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by iLoch 9y ago
I just bought an Ableton Push. I plan on cracking open a beer and learning to use it after work. I figure if I'm going to entertain myself I might as well be learning too. I find making music to be both engaging and relaxing.
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by iLoch 9y ago
With regards to taking an instruction and converting it into a state representation, I think creating music is very similar to programming. Coming from a web background, I've seen experiments like React Music which I think are really i
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by iLoch 9y ago
I've spoken about this before on here. We developed on HoloLens for a couple months. Working on the HoloLens app was actually my first foray into 3D development, and also required converting ThreeJS JSON into Unity models which was a m
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by iLoch 9y ago
Google Contributor would be your primary competition. I think typical users just aren't ready to pay for access to regular websites.
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by iLoch 9y ago
I'd like to see where people are from if they're replying to this thread. I wonder how cultural norms affect effectiveness (do Americans work less at work because of the work-oriented culture which requires them to stay at work lo
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by iLoch 9y ago
hidden `var that;` `that = this` solved. :)
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by iLoch 9y ago
Because it's impossible to complete a thought without a period Seems like a silly conclusion
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by iLoch 9y ago
I've had the (still fairly unique) opportunity of actually having to make very different considerations with regards to user experience. This came in the form of designing for HoloLens. I bring this up because I believe in 5 years we&#
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by iLoch 9y ago
.NET Core support is a little ways out still last time I checked, but it seems to be running at this point. IIRC, the Orleans team is working through kinks and compatibility to get it to 100% feature parity.
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by iLoch 9y ago
We've been working with Orleans for a few months to build out the next iteration of our infrastructure. I have nothing but good things to say about it. One of my favourite aspects of developing with Orleans is its single-threaded natur
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by iLoch 9y ago
Your choice: a refrigerator or a bathroom weigh scale.
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by iLoch 9y ago
I'm undecided, but I tend to prefer to err on the side of caution (even if there are economic consequences.) I believe you're referring to this trend? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperature_record#/med
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by iLoch 9y ago
I think a lot of companies would like you to believe that though, because the novelty of their product depends on it.
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by iLoch 10y ago
This is hilarious, and sad. What a broken system.
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by iLoch 10y ago
When I was in LA recently I was tipping 15% for good service. Hope the waiters can make rent! /s
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by iLoch 10y ago
> There is universal agreement about tipping at restaurants. Tips of 15% (or 20%?) are definitely customary, expected, priced-in. People who don't leave tips after experiencing decent service are definitely not paying their fair sha
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by iLoch 10y ago
They already do that with Google Contributor.
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by iLoch 10y ago
I don't think the other subcomments actually address your concerns, so here's my take: Javascript is the language known by every web developer. Right there, they're opening up their developer audience to a much larger group o
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by iLoch 10y ago
The React team has been working on an improved rendering engine called Fiber. This is an oversimplification but Fiber essentially breaks down per-frame rendering into several sub rendering tasks, allowing for smarter multi-threading (in the
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by iLoch 10y ago
Not a fan of the "they cost more to make than they're worth" argument. How much does it cost to make a $100 bill? Nevertheless, we Canadians have been without pennies for a few years now. I have no complaints, just less chang
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by iLoch 10y ago
The average software engineering salary is somewhere around $75k here though.
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by iLoch 10y ago
I wouldn't consider it a ticking time bomb. They provide a (false) guarantee to the end user that other users won't be able to capture whatever you sent beyond the time given for them to view it. (This is false because anyone can
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by iLoch 10y ago
> Lenses are generated on the device. They're not uploaded to Snapchat servers. Context is very important when you're quoting people: "... and if they've been "good" data miners..." And regardless of wh
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by iLoch 10y ago
> My only disagreement is that its all fake usernames Plenty of people have added their real names in addition to their usernames. But even if they don't, contact lists often have real names. I'm not sure if that's how you

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