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Comment #15196372
I stated an opinion. You don't like it? Tough.
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Comment #15187373
When they publish hateful garbage like the following, I have no interest in their supposed technical prowess: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/04/us/texas-storm-federal-ai...
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Comment #15186799
You seem to have jumped to the conclusion that I haven't tried the FP features. If I hadn't tried them, I wouldn't be criticizing them. If I wanted to work in FP style, I would cho…
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Comment #15186246
As long as they stay away from the lambdas and FP trainwrecks that was 8.
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Comment #15185698
> Yes you can learn things as you get older but the bar for your achievements gets lower and lower as you age. Here's to hoping you aren't in a hiring position.
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Comment #15178308
"just wandering around seeing cool stuff." I think of journey as see, do, explore. Perhaps there's a better word than journey I could use. I'm not defending NMS, I'm defending Open…
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Comment #15177661
Consoles are lock-in death to me.
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Comment #15177617
> Virtually every open world game has the same basic loop: collect, craft/buy/sell, build. That is a massive loop though, huge, world size, not confined to a specific path. I choos…
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Comment #15176674
I think all games should focus on one platform, the PC platform. Consoles drain developer's time and attention from making the actual game. And don't get me started on knuckle-drag…
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Comment #15176661
Open world games are great for me. I can't stand it when a game locks me into a pattern.
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Comment #15168969
And even stranger that with concerns about battery life; we should now be moving back towards server side rendering.
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Comment #15168943
It is frustrating how far Ubuntu has diverged from Debian. It used to be easy to set up a remote desktop, I can't even get it to work in Ubuntu 16 now, just tried the other day too…
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Comment #15162262
When it comes to money, I would prefer if I could skip negotiating and probably need overall to work on my negotiating skills. I also happily work for less for remote positions so …
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Comment #15161843
It I were starting out today, there's a good chance I'd go the college route too. Back then, it was tougher, I'd been accepted but couldn't afford it without working FT and doing c…
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Comment #15161831
Agree on both points. It's ironic, my pay is the same or less today than it was 5 years ago and it was lower then, than it was during the dot com boom.
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Comment #15161820
It seems like a safe assumption for today but you're right, it's an assumption.
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Comment #15161797
"Programming should have the same importance status as maths in school, if not more." It amazes me that it isn't the case, I assumed most High Schools if not grade schools were tea…
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Comment #15161623
"If you’re educated, you’re in command." I'm not college educated, I've made a comfortable living as a coder. It took over ten years of self-teaching in my 20's while working a FT …
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Comment #15150441
A better title would be, U.S. Employers are cheap and if they don't cut it out; unions might be on the rise in America.
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Comment #15141060
> This article correctly shows that virtually none of the ideas underpinning Bitcoin are new. The same can be said for any good or bad idea.
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Comment #15134158
I like this data: https://gcmd.nasa.gov/KeywordSearch/Metadata.do?Portal=amd&K... And from there: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/data-access/paleoclimatology-data/... And a Wiki article…