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lesingerouge

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About lesingerouge

Jack-of-all-trades, currently trying to master being weird, carpentry, polyamory and infinity.

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    Comment #18997167

    I am sorry, but this list does the exact same thing that a thousand Vogue or similar magazines do for whatever topic is trending. Substitute "successful" with "sexy" or "slim" or w…

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    Comment #14377588

    And if you're not American?

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    Comment #14275965

    Also dot means attribute means less speed.

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    Comment #14217837

    I do not think this is a rational response. I get that the "knee-jerk" reaction might be one of total disgust (I know because I also had it reading this), but there should be a bit…

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    Comment #14182966

    In my opinion it's much better than the live-action movie.

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    Comment #13938110

    So, your counter-argument is to say that they are also as human as the rest of us?

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    Comment #13568060

    For some companies, open-source projects or contributions to open-source projects are a pretty strong signal that you: a) are commited enough to work on a long term project; b) hav…

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    Comment #10636170

    Colour me biased (I'm romanian) but I think that Cluj is the perfect town to be based in if you have a well paying remote job. Great internet (like everywhere in Romania btw), nice…

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    Comment #10412177

    I suppose obesity could be considered a handicap.

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    Comment #10164436

    English centric view to say the least. If the "speakularity" comes, given the current state of transcription and voice recognition software it is very probable that only english sp…

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    Comment #10117708

    I could think of an application in which there would be minimal disk interaction and just lots of network action and in-memory processing so hypothetically it all depends on how th…

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    Comment #10115536

    I will try to test if those "servers" would be good for task processing. Example: let's say I have a ton of websites to crawl (high IO, not much CPU, ideally parallel). I could use…

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    Comment #10115246

    TLDR: not very sick, just very short-sighted, panicky and greedy.

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    Comment #9911956

    slightly off-topic: if you didn't watch it yet, you should rush to see this documentary about Alan Moore. They mind of this guy is a fascinating universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/…

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    Comment #9903988

    The question that comes to my mind is: should an entrepreneur really "fake it till you make it"?

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    Comment #9874055

    While the technical achievements are impressive, I am not convinced how "playable" this game will be in the end. Almost all the games in existence have at least 2 core elements: st…

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    Comment #9838293

    I have a bit of a science fiction scenario. Bear with me for a little bit. Let's suppose for a bit this approximate series of events was the actual goal of Mr. Varoufakis and compa…

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    Comment #9832845

    This guide is pretty good and gives you a comprehensive view of Elasticsearch, but to me it was a bit confusing when I first read it. If you are looking for a more "tutorial" style…

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    Comment #9482827

    I'm currently reading Martin Fowler's "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture"[0] and I think that one of the main points that stuck with me is his recommendation for sepa…