mrkrwtsn

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by mrkrwtsn 10y ago
Works fine on my laptop in chrome on Linux. Perhaps it's using something that's less optimized in Firefox?
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by mrkrwtsn 10y ago
And Android, all of the ad stack, analytics (it gives google a lot of data), chrome, maps, docs, drive (in some form), calendar, app engine, hangouts (part of gmail). There are tons of products that are both successful, and are tied to core
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by mrkrwtsn 11y ago
How would that help them? It doesn't seem like they have any incentive to prevent more people from using the JVM. In fact, I would imagine they want more people to use it, and multiple languages compiling to it makes it more popular.
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by mrkrwtsn 11y ago
I'm unable to get it to run either. Turning text into tokens is something I've wanted to be able to do in golang before, so it would be super nice if it was easy to install with `go get`. I still need to work through some of the o
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by mrkrwtsn 11y ago
Altitude Digital - http://www.altitudedigital.com/ - Denver, Colorado, Fulltime Software Engineer: http://www.altitudedigital.com/about/careers/software-engine... Sr. Software Engineer: http:&#x
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
Does anyone know if this could this replace boot2docker on the Mac? I just tried it and it seems to have similar functionality.
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
It would be really nice if we could see the source code for this site to see the selection criteria. It definitely seems random. It's not just showing new projects created on a given day, because I see projects that are really old. Is
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
I've used this in the past for manipulating data on the fly for testing and it worked out nicely. I wrote a little program that can redirect requests, so instead of going to production they go to a local server or to a QA environment.
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
I disagree. It's more a question of do you want to spend engineering hours updating all your tools to the latest version, or do you want to spend engineering hours developing features. Different organizations have different priorities.
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
Obviously.
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by mrkrwtsn 12y ago
Correct, federal education spending is more like $141 billion each year. http://febp.newamerica.net/background-analysis/education-fed...
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by mrkrwtsn 14y ago
Some system of shortcuts for doing everything with the keyboard would be nice though. Every time I move my hand to the mouse I'm losing time. I don't mind learning a new map, as long as it's as efficient as emacs.
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by mrkrwtsn 14y ago
The problem right now is that the editor runs in a browser and so the shortcuts for emacs conflict. Why the fuck should a text editor be running in a browser?
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by mrkrwtsn 14y ago
You could use an edit distance algorithm instead of using checksums. Although that would be really time intensive.
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by mrkrwtsn 14y ago
It's really exciting to consider how Twitter fundamentally changes how we can communicate in large groups. Essentially, through the use of hash tags, Twitter has created a new conversation/comment stream that any one in the world can be a p