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partoa
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Comment #46959821
Solo dev working on static analysis. Getting some very interesting results when the results are paired with LLMs.
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Comment #23799252
My sentiments exactly. I, however, see more value along the lines of file related workflows and third party apps. Google Drive now has third party apps. Workflows on the other hand…
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Comment #21104047
Seems to be the case. All the same, given enough cases, I would expect that one can find something at which most major languages are faster by a generally faster language.
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Comment #21043042
1. Depends. If you have a lot of update queries, MySQL wins [ https://eng.uber.com/mysql-migration/ ]. MySQL also has better replication and sharding support at the moment. 2. Post…
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Comment #17142871
I believe that the journey can be exhausting and fatigue as well. The closer you get to completion, the longer you’ll have worked on the project, the more like you are to be fatigu…
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Comment #16298275
My two cents, JS has come a long way and should qualify as a "proper language" if it wasn't one before. Is it good enough? Is any language ever good enough? As for the pace of chan…
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Comment #16268305
I suppose the whole "luxury and inspirational" bit is my problem. Maybe an even bigger part of this is the fact that I don't look at technology the same way I look at cars. More an…
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Comment #16268124
Some anecdotal account, if I may. I got out of depression by going through a purely online cognitive behavioural therapy programme, over 10 years ago. Been OK since. I believe that…
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Comment #16268054
On Linux, I still miss MS Office. Not just because of the UI, much as I prefer the MS Office one, but also because of compatibility issues. This is for LibreOffice Writer. Simply o…
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Comment #16267908
Save for posing a major threat to suppliers who rely heavily on them, it would be a surprise if Apple sells its chips to anyone. Their chips are certainly great, if the responsiven…
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Comment #16263910
Very interesting. Maybe stumbling onto such a piece before 2015 would have saved us quite a bit of trouble and time. We ended up doing most of our development from Shenzhen, with o…
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Comment #16216002
We've been working on a hardware startup for about 7 years now, 8 years since I had the idea. It took us such a long time because we had to learn a lot of things. Our prototype is …
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Comment #6353166
Put that way, it may make sense...My problem is that almost everyone is reacting as if the intention of that presentation was to demean or objectify women rather than make light of…
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Comment #6352818
What does titstare have to do with not valuing women for anything other than their tits? Pardon me for asking.
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Comment #3977976
The effect of this post to me is that it makes me realize how vast the body of knowledge and skills is, and that is quite humbling. I must admit that I have tried around half the t…
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Comment #3829606
If they fail with MS, which seems to be it's fate, in retrospect it would have been a bad bet. They chose the easier route, given that Windows Phone 7 wasn't ready for prime time e…
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Comment #3471234
I hadn't noticed the typeset :D....
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Comment #3099983
And pollsters just had their job made easier, until people figure out how to play it.
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Comment #3099931
Google chrome on GNU/Linux, 2.5. Do tell...
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Comment #3097356
>Sure. But it's the exact same system that asks for your tax money to clean up its mess. This makes the system even worse! It's like a cancer, and if you look closely, the people w…
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Comment #3095552
"a little" here should be relative, if I have a billion, a few hundred million is a little. The "next guy" here implies anyone who needs it more than you. Be it that inner city sch…
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Comment #3095433
I think the issue here is not that Wall St. should be closed down but rather that it should be better regulated, and when in doubt, regulations should air on the cautious side. No …
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Comment #3095367
And thus thus the satire :) [Edit] They will be the biggest losers because by the time the cataclysmic implosion occurs, the middle class they depend on so much will not have much …