radioact1ve

6 ms·

1.
by radioact1ve 10y ago
Exactly this. All of the upfront choices, will I make the right choice? I've been meaning to jump in and learn. After years of backend development (C#, Python, and some Go), I want to give JS a shot and at least experiment. It's a
2.
by radioact1ve 10y ago
Free as in beer or freedom? FWIW, the client is open source: https://github.com/Tarsnap/tarsnap
3.
by radioact1ve 10y ago
Great post; completely agree. I feel a lot of us associate "things" like programming languages with our identity. So if our identity is attacked, we take it personal. Generally you'd think new ideas would win out on old ideas
4.
by radioact1ve 10y ago
Such a good article. I believe "Ethical implications of social VR and AR" would be an accurate title.
5.
by radioact1ve 11y ago
I really like phabricator ( http://phabricator.org/ ) with differential ( https://phacility.com/phabricator/differential/ )
6.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Hopefully we .42 will inform our fellow 4.2ers when they come to us for advice when buying a new laptop/anything Lenovo makes. I don't think it will be so hard to explain it to them. They already know what adware is. Just mention
7.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Indeed! I was leaning towards this thinking myself. But the optimist in me keeps refuting it. >> There is also the separate-but-related political reality that the Internet, as a vehicle of basically free information, is opposed by tho
8.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Same here. It almost seems to good to be true. I don't want to sound gloomy doomy when this is excellent news, but I can't help but think what are we missing. I keep waiting for the "but...".
9.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Whatsapp
10.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Seeing as I was in my own world today, I just heard about this news. I was(still am) ecstatic and excited by the news just to be bummed down by the comments. I'm with you on this.
11.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Faith in C# restored. Amazing.
12.
by radioact1ve 12y ago
Any links you can share?
13.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Don't mind me, I'll just wait here till you're ready.
14.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
This is a good point. Is there more to this? As a big believer in the MVP, this is something I have to look more into.
15.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Such an amazing answer and no way I could ever word it so eloquently and thoroughly.
16.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Loved that game and it does a good job at "explaining" flow. But the concept is way older than Chen. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)
17.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
As a Heat fan I can smile two times (three if you include '06) at this. ;) Just messing though. All in good fun.
18.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
My fault. It was a rhetorical question. I completely agree. Respect all involved.
19.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. It might just be me tired and not thinking clearly, but where do we draw the line? Tire manufactures for the ambulance? Tools manufactures that built the hospital? Other than this, everything else made sense. Mi
20.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Looking good. I used raptr[1] way back in the day. It is any different? Not sure how much they've change if at all since I used them. [1] http://raptr.com/
21.
by radioact1ve 13y ago
Very good and simple explanation though I'd add Linux and Windows in there too.
22.
by radioact1ve 14y ago
Sudden urge to hack... will give in!
23.
by radioact1ve 14y ago
Could the SEC really do that? Just outright stop an IPO?
24.
by radioact1ve 15y ago
Everything now is working... but it's a pain in the ass to get everything working. I've been using Linux since 2001-2002. I'm scared of updating anything because of what might break. I love Linux ideas and principles but shit man I wish it
25.
by radioact1ve 15y ago
Same excuses I've been reading since I first started using Linux around 2001.
26.
by radioact1ve 15y ago
I think we can all agree Linux != Windows, but shit it's 2011. Somethings should just work.