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nothanksmydude
7y ago
It's in a public folder so there's no need to scare monger with the whole 'prosecution for pirating' bit. Why not just watch it for yourself instead of making things up to attack him?
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nothanksmydude
7y ago
Apartment means landlord. Health insurance puts you at the mercy of underwriters and approval for coverage. You're not as free as you think
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nothanksmydude
7y ago
You can't prove that
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7y ago
Give it time. When I meant success, I meant lasting success, not a hit and run. Given what his company is responsible for, I don't see them lasting forever.
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7y ago
I strongly believe there are better ways to achieve success that do not come at such a complete loss of ethical/moral standards. I've found the less intelligent someone is, the more likely they are to act this way. Perhaps an evol
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nothanksmydude
7y ago
WebOS had so much potential. Unfortunately the performance was never there. There are still devices out there with WebOS powered interfaces, I believe LG borrowed bits and parts of it for pseudo smart TV/Projectors. Even the most recen
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7y ago
This is the first response I've read that has any legitimacy to it. They were way too early to market. Supposedly their compensation is or was structured to reward shipping new products/features to an extreme degree. I wonder how
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nothanksmydude
7y ago
They are almost all simple enough that you can use something like IDA to see quite plainly which APIs they are calling out to. If you really want to know, this is how you find out.
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7y ago
It's especially useful when the changes are so small/subtle that you wouldn't even catch them looking at commit history.
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7y ago
AFAIK, most modern game engines have a threshold of headroom for leftover time that must be hit to eliminate needless spin, but also stay responsive. Back when everyone was targeting 60fps, >~2.25ms of 'leftover time' was neede
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7y ago
All I can think of is "the files are inside the computer!!!" from zoolander, heh. You're barking up the wrong tree though, being able to, for instance, analyze the wear of electromigration from trackpad controllers in an atte
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7y ago
This is a fantastic example of my favorite programming technique: When nothing makes sense and you're real emotional about it and want to give up... GIVE UP!* *But you have to write another one from scratch tomorrow because there
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7y ago
Does this actually work now? It used to be broken to the point that everyone rolled their own
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7y ago
You seem like you appreciate good timers. If you ever want to revolt in horror/have a few hearty belly laughs, look into how windows has and does handle various granularities of timing
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7y ago
The best/worst example of buyer's remorse I've ever had was saving up all summer to buy a Voodoo 3, having to make a deal with my parents because I still didn't have enough, only to realize entirely too late that by the
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7y ago
One of the best ways to make me cringe is to use "fake news" as a joke in the completely wrong context. It physically hurts me to realize this every time it happens (which is unfortunately common) Not implying you are doing this,
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7y ago
What drug can I take to skip paywalls
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7y ago
Bad article. Would appreciate more details into the unlocked capabilities
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8y ago
Similar, but metal. This is the extended verison that goes to 110 digits. "The numbers and rests in the formula translate to 16th notes on the kick drum, and 16th note rests. There is no kick drum beats where there are snare drums. Wit
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nothanksmydude
8y ago
Malicious Compliance is one of the better ways to make waking up on time worth it
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8y ago
photoshop
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8y ago
For 112 cores, that's only 2.333333 gigs per core
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8y ago
I wish this was actually a fix for how shitty their keyboards are instead of what is essentially a fart app. I've taken my 2017 MBP in for three keyboard repairs at this point. Reluctantly spent $5k upgrading to this after the 2014 i7
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8y ago
I don't think your opinion is very informed. We're just now starting to discover and understand the consequences of launching and landing so many rockets per year. This part would not hold up to the scale at which mining is done.
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Wisest dude I've ever worked with was >50. Sharpest was probably a friend I grew up with, he was writing C before he was 12! Some mad productive cats from 30-45 too. E: had to come back and say that the best PM's I've work
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8y ago
I once joined a small company in which the CEO's son, a "7th year CS PHD" (He had to retake some classes), wrote the entirety of an iOS app using obfuscated C++ templates/macros (!) During development a number of require