valisystem

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by valisystem 9y ago
> I think EU should make it easier for US citizens who get any job here to move over. I'm pretty sure that any employable american can achieve that without hard efforts, and AFAIK most welfare is granted to salaried people, except f
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by valisystem 10y ago
I don't read long content on lcd screens, I really wish for a (paid and proper) ebook release. Is it possible? How could I be notified?
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by valisystem 11y ago
I've very mixed feelings with all the craze around deep neural network and learning. On one side, some results brings so much magic it's astounding and really looks promising. On the other side, anything that is not a use case of
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by valisystem 11y ago
To those who don't want to be tied to a specialized library, you can architect an app like that way (unidirectional data flow) quite easily if you use KVO properly.
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by valisystem 11y ago
> However, it's a fact that they lead to more conversions, more signups and more sales. I wouldn't jump to conclusions. Maybe you have expertise on this, I don't, but I've seen nothing that could make me lay a definit
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by valisystem 11y ago
Can't find source but I remember reading here the story of a payment business that competed with VISA and was taking off until VISA started threatening his client, making them fear that their payment wouldn't be processed at some
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by valisystem 11y ago
I deeply agree for the facebook case, I just wanted to point out that there is no known general solution for a centralized resource access control for web backend that will fit all use cases properly.
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by valisystem 11y ago
Well actually you can look at it exactly like a kernel, where the backend is the kernel and http clients are the processes, and access control is done at resource level access, by the kernel. The things is, you couldn't even model face
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by valisystem 11y ago
There's also rustlex [1] that have been around for a while and provides rust stable v1.0 support through syntex [2]. I use it for a handlebars implementation [3]. [1] https://github.com/LeoTestard/rustlex [2] htt
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by valisystem 11y ago
I don't see why this could not have been done in a invisible fashion for the user.
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by valisystem 11y ago
To me, the problem in choosing the "better" way of doing something is that I can't stop comparing diverging design choices. I like to think that the best way to choose between seemingly equally advantageous designs is to star
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by valisystem 11y ago
brilliant. http://typedrummer.com/ovzx48
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by valisystem 11y ago
Oh, yes yes, I can relate so hard that I actually have to take care of not getting mad after my SO when she breaks in those optimized routine she can't possibly have any clue of.
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by valisystem 12y ago
My favorite hypothesis is that the saudis want to punish the US for investing (and subsidies) too much in oil production. It put them in debts, and destroys their margins, but they can afford it, while the US cannot really afford to invest
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by valisystem 12y ago
> "It’s really about science." Where all samples are unique and uncontrolled, no matter what you do, any consistent results are basically meaningless. Once you've got samples size big enough to be statistically relevant, w
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by valisystem 12y ago
Break it down to small, high level abstractions for properly crafted, high yield components. It requires experience, vision and talent. It's perceived as very difficult because it's basically the same approach as academic research
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by valisystem 12y ago
Intel refusal to license thunderbolt external GPU is infuriating, and the sole rationalization I can see is that they are blocking it to protect premium price on their high end integrated GPUs. It really feels like a big let down. (edit: b
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by valisystem 12y ago
> Openness for me is first and foremost ideological, not practical, and certainly not just about the results. The problem is openness took off in software because it's very practical for some kind of developments, and IMHO, this tre
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by valisystem 12y ago
Your version is out, their is not, it's whole lot of a difference. Thanks a lot and I'm installing it right away !
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by valisystem 12y ago
This explains those kind of behaviors : http://np.reddit.com/r/Drugs/comments/1rhn38/heroin_users_of...
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by valisystem 12y ago
Just to nuance your 1) points about server side rendering, with pro-points : • you only need html and css loaded to show content to your user, and js loads while the user is watching content, js has some time to be ready on first interactio
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by valisystem 12y ago
> the Oligarchy of popular browser implementers In the past, only Mozilla cared about what the W3C said, and they built Firefox on the idea that interoperability by following the standards is the way to go. Not that long after Apple init
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by valisystem 12y ago
> In other words, buy a Retina Cinema Display, get the computer to power it for free. Funny thing, it was also the case for the first 27" imac
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by valisystem 12y ago
The mental energy needed to suffer ads is far from zero for many people.
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by valisystem 12y ago
I once did a website exactly like this. Nothing required a web application server to run, and I was building the (quite simple) thing from the ground up. Once my build environment was set up, the dev cycle and experience was stellar. Fast,
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Dancing for a product release(slideshare.net)
1 points by valisystem 12y ago|0 comments
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by valisystem 13y ago
It seems that the only real issue is that it circumvents keychain, that would normally prompt before giving any protected value to unknown code (not signed or already prompted). So a plugin can access to protected data that iTune can fetch
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by valisystem 13y ago
Not only easy, but also fast and reliable enough to compete with centralized services.
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by valisystem 13y ago
My father bought an Amstrad CPC to learn computing when he got in charge of supervising IT deployment in the company he worked in. I was around three by then, and they let me play a little to a game [1]. I developed a fascination to all ele
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by valisystem 13y ago
For what I see, future is bright on AMD side for those features. I don't follow the news closely, but phoronix reports on the subject have change from a long string of steady bad support and performance to a seemingly constant progress

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