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fregonics
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Comment #44134785
We all have those tasks in our applications that are not common enough to warrant a project (and another deploy) to make an admin panel, but also are painful to do, because they ar…
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Comment #42937138
I'm building a internal tools engine partially inspired by Interval (RIP). It will be completely open source from the start and support many languages other than JS. It is in the v…
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Comment #42724262
This. I used to be very skeptical of anything Blue Origin. But after the CEO change they appear to have changed their attitude for the better. They are not on SpaceX level, but the…
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Comment #42483259
You must hear this a lot, but.. do you have any tips on how to break into the field? Currently I'm a backend engineer, but my initial interest to dive into development was operatin…
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Comment #42372862
Security consultancy companies need to always point out something that needs to be changed, even though it is not really important to show themselves as useful. And executives don'…
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Comment #42100670
I cant stop imagining the grin of an old roman historian troll doing this and imagining how confused it would make people in the future.
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Comment #40855720
If I'm not wrong Firefox is already Rust. The language was even created inside Mozilla.
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Comment #40749736
Could you indicate the tutorial on Box 2D physics you mentioned? I'm interested
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Comment #40668821
Those are two different problems. And this is just research for now. But to address leakage there are already the gate-all-around transistors [1], which are in semiconductor compan…
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Comment #40583368
True! For instance the example itself. "cus" is profanity in Portuguese. If you were to localize the application, this would be a factor.
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Comment #40063741
The person is indeed influenced by their environment, but the "adverse experiences" should factor in just that, environmental influences, not actions from the individuals. I think …
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Comment #40056443
The presentation argues that the adverse experiences cited are outside the individual's control, some of them are and they can have negative effects, i agree, like gun violence or …
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Comment #37868650
I'm building a windows-like Linux graphical admin tool to manage background services/daemons. I saw some people complaining that it didn't exist, and the subject interests me, so I…
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Comment #37217986
I worked with Delphi in the beginning of my career, and the only thing I find myself really missing is the runtime type information! It worked really well and sometimes I find myse…
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Comment #36635085
I have a similar one: unstage = git restore --staged
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Comment #33151879
> I started reading up on social skills Could you recommend some of the resources you read to learn social skills? I'm currently fighting the same fight you did, and maybe it could…
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Comment #33151783
I agree that Rust is really good, and I plan learn it soon. But even if I agree that the language is dying, the majority of low level projects are still in C/C++, and will be for a…
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Comment #32911907
I too like themes with less colors! Too much syntax highlighting usually takes my concentration. But I also don't like colored backgrounds, so my current favorites are: https://mar…
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Comment #30058197
I don't even know if i laugh or if i cry on how i relate to this haha
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Comment #25592313
Really interesting! But it appears to me that it has a racial bias. I compared me (I am kinda ugly) with a dark skinned colleague (people consider him very attractive), and i had a…
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Comment #24935554
Performance, I work in a B2B company that helps small business management. Because of this nature of the clients, sometimes they will have old machines, and they don't feel the nee…