tedjdziuba

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by tedjdziuba 5y ago
As a person who has been censored by Facebook for wrongthink, watching them stare down the barrel of Apple "being a private company, and doing what they want" is like watching a kid step on a lego brick that he refused to clean up
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by tedjdziuba 5y ago
What relics of my existence will be news in the year 4421? The pocket knife I lost? My car keys? Code I've written?
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by tedjdziuba 6y ago
Twitter is a haven for the "kill all white people" and "Republicans all deserve to die" supporters.
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by tedjdziuba 6y ago
"This computer is my property, I should be able to run whatever programs I want on it." This was the hacker ethos from the 90s. Where did that go?
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by tedjdziuba 6y ago
It's only a matter of time before Substack gets enough pressure from its employees or its payments provider and starts censoring "inappropriate" content. (The definition of "inappropriate" being "whatever peopl
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by tedjdziuba 6y ago
The nuclear family is the reference implementation for this.
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by tedjdziuba 6y ago
Second original co-author of OpenEMR here. He's telling the truth.
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by tedjdziuba 9y ago
> Why does this project exist? OpenEMR exists because during the summer of 2000, with the dot-com boom in full swing on the left side of the United States, four high school students in Cheshire, Connecticut spent the humid part of our ye
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by tedjdziuba 12y ago
Also worthwhile is "Five Myths about Nuclear Weapons" http://www.amazon.com/Five-Myths-About-Nuclear-Weapons/dp/05... A very well-researched book that challenges, adequately in my opinion, some of the fu
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by tedjdziuba 12y ago
"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" http://www.amazon.com/Making-Atomic-Bomb-25th-Anniversary/dp... is a fantastic book for anybody in a technical field. It describes in precise detail how a team of scientists, m
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
This game sucks. I don't know why you want credit for it.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
I like you.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
I've just submitted a pull request that I think really enhances this app. https://github.com/glenjamin/node-fib/pull/5/files
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
True, and in fact, this is how nginx works: the process that owns the event loop is separate from the process(es) that does the work. This is a decent way of mixing an event loop and multi-core processing, but with Node, you're forced to ma
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
> Most production serious Node-ers know not to do heavy lifting within the system. So Node is reduced to the trivial work? Then why make it unnecessarily hard on yourself? > I still don't know why people are so maximist with their t
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
That's cool and all but in the real world we gotta get it done.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
I like how every rebuttal turns into "how fast can you compute a fibonacci number". I was looking for a function that burned a nontrivial amount of CPU, the choice of fibonacci was arbitrary. Let's move on from that. What I was showing was
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
As long as xmonad is still in the repo, do whatever you guys want.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Seriously. This whole thread smells of butthurt software developers who just found out that Linux is hard because it doesn't have a Mac GUI on top of it.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
You don't know the tools, and don't want to take the time to learn them, and yet you have a difficult time using them Shocking.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
For the record, I had nothing to do with this.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Probably to Goldman Sachs.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Good thing I have no desire to use either one.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
I like how every picture on that page is of a white person.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
I'm creepin', but I usually get downvoted to hell. Surprise surprise.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Awesome! I took a look at the source - it's unrecognizable from what we cooked up that summer. 4 high school hackers in a basement, making an EMR system for the "CEO"'s mother who was an internal medicine doctor. There was some really horri
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Wow, OpenEMR is still alive? I was one of the 4 original authors as a junior in high school. Open Source for the win.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
You can buy AK-47 receiver "flats", and press them into the correct shape to build a receiver. http://armsofamerica.com/ak47762flatwithrailstrunnionholes19... You do not need a license or a permit, just access to machine tools. Oh, and $2
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
> Disaster: MySQL 5.5 Flushing > Disaster: MySQL 5.5 > MySQL I found your problem right here.
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by tedjdziuba 15y ago
Something awesome about getting that message on Android.

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