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sterex
9y ago
So?
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sterex
9y ago
This happens quite a bit even now. Many corporate Microsoft technology developers have a myopic view of the software world. This is on a downward trend, but still exists.
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sterex
9y ago
I understand what you are trying to say, but the movie ticket prices had sky rocketed beyond reach of a large section of the population. Now, you may argue that it is somehow the loss of the multiplexes by alienating people, but movies are
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sterex
9y ago
Is there a technical reason why it generates text with lot of spelling mistakes? Ayn Rand seems very sloppy with her spelling!
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sterex
9y ago
Somehow I was hoping this was open source.
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sterex
9y ago
Please define "free".
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sterex
9y ago
This isn't really a tricky question who understands how JS works. If a person has not experienced this situation of a function call (closures) within a loop, I'd suspect he has not much practical experience. It's much more di
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sterex
9y ago
Having used loopback version 2, moving to version 3 was relatively easy. I don't think it will be the same from 3 to 4. Introducing MVC architecture is good - I'm yet to go through the code, but I'm guessing this will be inli
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sterex
9y ago
Perhaps decoupling the <$.#> as (# x 0.01) would solve the problem right? Not sure if that's what they do, but it isn't very complex.
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sterex
9y ago
Curious - Does CA have such a reputation?
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sterex
9y ago
Ideally, a man in his position should not leave his statements to such a wide range of interpretations.
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sterex
9y ago
Wow! I like it.
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sterex
9y ago
I liked the disclaimer on your github readme. :)
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sterex
9y ago
It would seem odd if the marketing checklist had "Create product", wouldn't it? :)
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sterex
9y ago
True! Also like one commenter said on the original article, if I have to share a file with 3 users, I will have to upload it 3 times and also there's the case of failed downloads. Not sure if this is viable.
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sterex
9y ago
If it's very hard, you write or message it to them.
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sterex
9y ago
I agree. If your provider goes down you need to literally change your email and inform everyone and change it in all your services. If you own the domain, you can just switch providers.
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9y ago
How can a corporation like Google that handles Peta bytes of data on a daily basis say it is too hard for them to keep track of their own employee payments? If they were honest enough, they would have found a way to comply. This is just the
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sterex
9y ago
I tried it and it works just fine. Changes from WSL(vim) and windows IDE were picked up correctly by nodemon.
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sterex
9y ago
JS is the new PHP! Yaay! :)
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sterex
9y ago
This actually makes sense. If the company thinks you are really needed, they will pay more for you. The bidding may go high, but it will only go as high as how much it would cost to hire an American instead. This would be a win-win because
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sterex
10y ago
I worked on legacy code in my initial years. And when I say legacy, it was truly legacy. COBOL/JCL/REXX on a mainframe. I now develop web apps using NodeJS and occasionally build UI using Angular and get to evaluate some of the &q
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sterex
10y ago
Could we not crowd source the captioning? I know I would help.
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sterex
10y ago
Very true. There could be socio-cultural reason as well. If a movie hurt the sentiment of a particular section of the society, you can expect 1-star ratings even from people who weren't going to watch the movie anyway.
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10y ago
Actually, Netflix is poised in a better position to filter between people who just rated the item vs people rating it AFTER viewing it (for a minimum duration). The latter class of people will have have more weight attached to their voting.
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sterex
10y ago
Yikes! They'd probably bury me if I used COBOL!
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sterex
10y ago
Exactly! The above comment assumes that a linter will be run against the core on the white board. Jeez.
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10y ago
Wow. That's pretty good. But how viable is it for them?
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10y ago
Yes. There are. There will be a cap on the maximum transaction that can be done using cash. So cash accumulation gets reduced. And hoarding large amounts of cash in physical notes will be dissuaded.
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10y ago
Right. But you know, it's a nice feeling. Even if it brings 0.000008% of joy. :)
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