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DDR0

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About DDR0

DDR is not Dance Dance Revolution.

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    Comment #47671162

    Would highly recommend. Worked with Vult for years, on Wesnoth and on Frogatto, a sister project from some of the same folk who did Wesnoth. So, uh, I'm now one of the leads of Fro…

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    Comment #46508426

    Odd, I couldn't report it as a false positive the first time either, but then I tried again with dev tools open and it worked.

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    Comment #46112332

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes. Or within about 15-20 minutes of Silver Valley. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Rust, Javascript/HTML5, C++, Python, whole bunch of othe…

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    Comment #42084106

    Nice, I only was able to get 1.12.

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    Comment #40239685

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes|Hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web (database, server, api, html, design), Embedded UI/UX, C++, bit of C#, Python, many other langu…

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    Comment #30972473

    Yikes - we were rocking $23 in electricity for a 5-room flat here in Canada a few years ago.

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    Comment #30893700

    This is why we've started integrating SIM chips into TVs. :3

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    Comment #30893678

    > Bay Area engineer salaries

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    Comment #30893666

    So, let's say you didn't want to buy my cheap TV. Market's full of TVs. Hardly a trouble to pick another brand, eh? I just give the consumer what they want, and what they want is a…

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    Comment #28935203

    Mm, over the years, I've known some people who were legitimately kinda dumb. One learned, at the tender age of 27, that flamingos weren't mythical a la dragons. On the other hand, …

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    Comment #28860545

    I've made my own (in a few incarnations) for my own website. I should do a writeup some day, I made my own Make and everything. I figure I'm at about 2 posts per technological revi…

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    Comment #28847915

    I agree with that. My class-based solutions are more prone to failure than other solutions I've used before. It always gets more complex than it should.

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    Comment #28486506

    Same here! I'd have done very well with an apprenticeship vs schooling, I feel, but it was never really an option for me. Although… I guess all that open-source software I helped w…

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    Comment #27217304

    The article mentions a few near the end, I think.

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    Comment #26975425

    Conversely, what problem would it solve?

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    Comment #26945216

    What about web workers, service workers, web assembly threads..?

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    Comment #26846675

    I added a little test for this to my blog, based on Facebook's function. https://ddr0.ca/blog-posts/11.Graphics_Card_Test.html So far, the only things which haven't reported my gra…

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    Comment #26775954

    Actually it's cheaper this way, because you can sell the NFT to fund the operation. Before, you had to pay for everything it ran on!

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    Comment #26076148

    I've been looking for work recently, and I've found I've been getting a very good callback rate compared to some of my peers. I assume it's because I write a good, customized cover…

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    Comment #25639573

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: (from front to back end) HTML5 (ECMAScript/Javascript/Typescript/JSX, CSS/SASS/LESS, HTML/XML)…

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    Comment #25490008

    Technically, every server I run is an extremely localized meteor detector. The rate of false positives is horrendous, though…

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    Comment #25289371

    The application link is requires a freshworks.com password I do not have and can not register for.

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    Comment #25266395

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: (from front to back end) HTML5 (ECMAScript/Javascript/Typescript/JSX, CSS/SASS/LESS, HTML/XML)…

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    Comment #24927887

    Hah, this is kind of brilliant. Hiding in plain sight…