SOTA = state of the art
...and off-by-one errors!
> As I wrote, it does not work at all for concurrent access - I mentioned Google Docs & Co for this. Indeed Google Docs is much better - we also used that - but it's still a WYSIWYG editor, which IMHO it translates to…
> Why? It has comments, tracking etc. Concurrent edition i impossible, though (even when MS says it is possible). For that Google Docs is great (or some self-hosted systems) It doesn't scale. At all. I used to work at a…
> Also, the Steam client has to be one of the most stagnant applications I ever had the pleasure of using, not sure that makes Valve super efficient. If said software is fit for purpose already, why the need to induce…
They appear to use this library: https://developers.google.com/blockly/
IC design for behemoths like Intel/AMD/Nvidia. AFAIK none of those is gonna let you anywhere near their multibillion-dollar design without being at the top of the field or having lots of experience (>5yrs) already
The same way Microsoft was forced to change to Chromium for Edge - Google forcing Chromium-specific features through the standardization process at a rate exhausting for Microsoft (or any other browser engine…
Lead wrapping thick enough to sufficiently protect against radiation damage is very, very heavy. Beyond LEO, excessive weight is still ridiculously expensive.
>Used to roam my neighborhood trying to beige box into junction boxes for the bell of it. I'd be very surprised if this wasn't accidental given the character of this site, but holy moly is the pun fitting. Congrats.
Hmm, a similar scheme we used at a previous workplace - lots of references to ancient Greek philosophers, historians and of course deities.
Greece has other, deeper problems to fix before it makes any attempts in creating any form of industry. The "pissing money away" happened because of internal problems, which can be attributed to corruption and cultural…
> It’s not as endemic as you make it out to be or there would be a public outcry. It's a matter of time. Even if it's not endemic in the US (which I severely doubt) it's endemic elsewhere. Don't underestimate the…
>Ask them to use something else, or get an exception by explaining that you were banned. It isn’t endemic and there are always options Good luck if it's a business or public org. Why change their process for what…
It's much more than that. The homepage hasn't been updated in ages. Recently they had the first fully playable game (Wonderputt): https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/577928, with more partially playable. Still needs…
Seconding Poetry. IMO it should have been the standard package manager - it just works (TM)
Hah, I've reached 12 too and I'm currently stuck there with no idea how to move forward....
Not my intent to offend anyone and plus I'm not American so I might not know your culture well enough, but please don't. Why should we insert race in technology when 1) it's not useful and 2) it's not relevant at all. I…
This would be true if the world were not as highly interconnected as it is. Nobody wants to risk this "failure" being broadcasted and possibly following them through virality. People today are not allowed to "fail…
>and the stigma/weirdness has completely gone away. Well, not completely - anecdata but plenty of places on this planet (in the West too) where online dating = you are too desperate and you have no other options =…
AFAICS Steve wants to ensure that none of the members of the Foundation have more influence than the others. He seems to suggest that Amazon has taken over a significant portion of control lately (IANAL but I think by…
The new Roundcube is pretty good these days
yep - that's /pol/ - it stands for Politically Incorrect 4chan's indeed a cesspool, and /pol/, /b/, among some others are the worst. In fact, they're called "containment boards" for this very reason.
Indeed, LaTeX makes for really awesome results if you can put in the time to learn it (which is not a lot for basic usage). Plus it helps enforce a common style in all docs, and works well with Git.
SOTA = state of the art
...and off-by-one errors!
> As I wrote, it does not work at all for concurrent access - I mentioned Google Docs & Co for this. Indeed Google Docs is much better - we also used that - but it's still a WYSIWYG editor, which IMHO it translates to…
> Why? It has comments, tracking etc. Concurrent edition i impossible, though (even when MS says it is possible). For that Google Docs is great (or some self-hosted systems) It doesn't scale. At all. I used to work at a…
> Also, the Steam client has to be one of the most stagnant applications I ever had the pleasure of using, not sure that makes Valve super efficient. If said software is fit for purpose already, why the need to induce…
They appear to use this library: https://developers.google.com/blockly/
IC design for behemoths like Intel/AMD/Nvidia. AFAIK none of those is gonna let you anywhere near their multibillion-dollar design without being at the top of the field or having lots of experience (>5yrs) already
The same way Microsoft was forced to change to Chromium for Edge - Google forcing Chromium-specific features through the standardization process at a rate exhausting for Microsoft (or any other browser engine…
Lead wrapping thick enough to sufficiently protect against radiation damage is very, very heavy. Beyond LEO, excessive weight is still ridiculously expensive.
>Used to roam my neighborhood trying to beige box into junction boxes for the bell of it. I'd be very surprised if this wasn't accidental given the character of this site, but holy moly is the pun fitting. Congrats.
Hmm, a similar scheme we used at a previous workplace - lots of references to ancient Greek philosophers, historians and of course deities.
Greece has other, deeper problems to fix before it makes any attempts in creating any form of industry. The "pissing money away" happened because of internal problems, which can be attributed to corruption and cultural…
> It’s not as endemic as you make it out to be or there would be a public outcry. It's a matter of time. Even if it's not endemic in the US (which I severely doubt) it's endemic elsewhere. Don't underestimate the…
>Ask them to use something else, or get an exception by explaining that you were banned. It isn’t endemic and there are always options Good luck if it's a business or public org. Why change their process for what…
It's much more than that. The homepage hasn't been updated in ages. Recently they had the first fully playable game (Wonderputt): https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/577928, with more partially playable. Still needs…
Seconding Poetry. IMO it should have been the standard package manager - it just works (TM)
Hah, I've reached 12 too and I'm currently stuck there with no idea how to move forward....
Not my intent to offend anyone and plus I'm not American so I might not know your culture well enough, but please don't. Why should we insert race in technology when 1) it's not useful and 2) it's not relevant at all. I…
This would be true if the world were not as highly interconnected as it is. Nobody wants to risk this "failure" being broadcasted and possibly following them through virality. People today are not allowed to "fail…
>and the stigma/weirdness has completely gone away. Well, not completely - anecdata but plenty of places on this planet (in the West too) where online dating = you are too desperate and you have no other options =…
AFAICS Steve wants to ensure that none of the members of the Foundation have more influence than the others. He seems to suggest that Amazon has taken over a significant portion of control lately (IANAL but I think by…
The new Roundcube is pretty good these days
yep - that's /pol/ - it stands for Politically Incorrect 4chan's indeed a cesspool, and /pol/, /b/, among some others are the worst. In fact, they're called "containment boards" for this very reason.
Indeed, LaTeX makes for really awesome results if you can put in the time to learn it (which is not a lot for basic usage). Plus it helps enforce a common style in all docs, and works well with Git.