omnipath

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by omnipath 2y ago
Location is France, but remote. Is the position for anyone in the world, or French citizens only?
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by omnipath 4y ago
"Excel as a format is an awful abomination of XML" You and I may think so, but why would it matter for the end user? "and the program itself is an awful experience that people just stick with due to a mix of Stockholm syndrom
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by omnipath 4y ago
Excuse me for presuming, but that seems to be a 1st world view of ARM SBCs usage. There are plenty of places in the world where this may be the only computer used until traveling aboard or higher education, so the ability to run actual &#x2
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by omnipath 4y ago
No, the article does not. I just rtfa and even Jeff is stating that once you pass the $100, you're in a different class altogether, and are competing with used mini pcs. He even mentions that trying to get a pi at MSRP isn't likel
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by omnipath 4y ago
Yeah, but I think you're underestimating what the grandparent post is saying. The people who would PAY for some of these functions are already making do with Excel. And microsoft has responded in kind by increasing Excel's ability
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by omnipath 4y ago
When it starts to actively harm or hinder you instead of help. If it's costing you time you don't have, resources you can't afford, or affecting your health, call it quits. Otherwise, at the very least, you'd maybe learn
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by omnipath 4y ago
Are you working on something as complex as the Linux kernel?
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by omnipath 4y ago
No, I don't. Again, this seems to be a personal design/preference rather than a behavior git is forcing upon you, which is my point (This isn't a git issue, this is a development workflow that seems needlessly over complicate
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by omnipath 4y ago
Huh? You only rebase when you're either: * Trying to shorten commit history * Trying to merge feature branches together (main or other feature branches) * Trying to remove feature branches None of which are necessary in a lot of develo
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by omnipath 4y ago
No, it isn't. It's just a tool designed to work with complex software development workflows, which 90% of software projects do not need. 8 commands (pull, fetch, merge, push, add, commit, checkout and branch) are all you need to g
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by omnipath 4y ago
Correct.
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by omnipath 4y ago
Medical Billing and Coding - I want at least one stream of income where I can work from anywhere, in case this downturn is severe enough to force my hands to come into an office. Spanish - I want to be able to at least read on a 5th grade l
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by omnipath 5y ago
You're out of belts.
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by omnipath 5y ago
Dishwasher. Never really had one growing up, and never managed to rent an apartment with one, or one that worked. I'm now finally in a place with a working dishwasher, and it makes life so much easier. I don't feel guilty about no
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by omnipath 7y ago
Thank you for clarifying about the developer's aspect of haxe. Also didn't know about the x being lower cased now. :)
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by omnipath 7y ago
I can only answer this as someone who's looked into Haxe for a couple of years now versus someone who has actually made an application/game/website with it, but from what I can tell, it's really the 'good at most th
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by omnipath 7y ago
1.5 TB is talking about the RAM, not the harddrive.
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by omnipath 9y ago
Almost all pokemon related sub-reddits (too many to list). https://www.reddit.com/r/Marvel/ https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/ https://www.reddit.com/r/financ
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by omnipath 9y ago
Actually, I don't think that is the case. I think people unwilling to pay for reviews killed reviews. Before, you had magazines and newspapers to do reviews. Since those are dying, people tried to do reviews online. Now it's hard
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by omnipath 9y ago
Ahead is fine. But not to the point where employees are the fire to keep the shareholders warm. There are degrees in which shareholders' concerns should be a priority, but I'm afraid it's too much in the past 40 years.
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by omnipath 11y ago
Please forgive me if this presumissious of me, but you wouldn't happen to know of some of these areas that need more quality software? The only one that I'm aware of its medical, which usually has regulations and long leads before
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by omnipath 12y ago
Undergrad 1999 - 2004 (IU-Bloomington) I can only speak for the classes I took Intro to Programming => Scheme Object Oriented Programming => Java Assembly Programming => 68k assembly Intro to Data Structure => Java or Scheme (de
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by omnipath 12y ago
In some states, it IS illegal to shoot porn there. Prostitution isn't a federal crime, outside of coercion or human trafficking. That's why it's legal in certain Nevada counties, but nowhere else. It's up to the state to
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by omnipath 12y ago
This is why I always say get it in writing. If it's not written, it doesn't really exist.
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The Business of Phish(blog.priceonomics.com)
1 points by omnipath 13y ago|0 comments
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by omnipath 13y ago
Not true. What probably happened was that your Google Play account was tied to your mobile (i.e. Verizon) account, so charges made in Google Play was pushed to Verizon, who then pushed those charges to you. T-Mobile used to do that, and I n
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by omnipath 13y ago
Yes. Most pokemon battles, unless they're designed to stall, or there are a lot of misses, pokemon as a rule usually faint within two to three hits. Unless Pikachu's stats are totally a bad fit for a special attacker, and Bulbasau
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by omnipath 13y ago
http://veekun.com/dex/pokemon/search does all that Alfram is claiming to do, other than the grouping, which to be honest, I'm not sure how useful that'll be, other than statical notekeeping.
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by omnipath 13y ago
Bulbasaur may have an edge, type wise, but I'd put money on Pikachu actually winning. Pikachu with Light Screen, Thunder Wave/Knock Off, Protect/Wish, and Hidden Power (Ice) with Light Ball, would completely take on a Bulbasa
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by omnipath 13y ago
> Windows will also ask if you want to open an inserted mp3 device as a folder when you plug it in. When Windows does that, it's running a service called Autoplay. What I'm saying, is that before Windows 98SE, users had to manu

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