People who write c# obviously have other stuff to do outside of work hours. Like spend time with people they love, or read a good book, or sit in the dark in their mom's basement frantically drinking Diet Coke and coding some meaningless tripe.
The book is about as subtle as a brick in the face, and in some cases it seems like it's advocating for fascism. The film, on the other hand, does it with satire (and bugs and boobs). All of which makes it significantly better than the book.
one solution is to use blackbird to turn off all telemetry and uninstall builtin spy/adware. be warned, though, i had some basic things break (like start menu search) after running it.
do yourself a favor and look at the C grammar section that deals with types (including function declarations), consider the constraints that a LALR grammar places on what you can do, then it'll all make perfect sense.
i have a machine running debian squeeze with a raidz4+1 ssd cache pool that has hosted several VMs with heavy load for 3 years now. i have seen 1 error that was found and fixed during a routine scrub. http://zfsonlinux.org/ has more.
but more importantly, it wouldn't sell many more than one that's just a little bit faster than last year's one.
you can only justify 10x R&D if you can guarantee 10x revenue. also, once you're made your quantum leap in performance, presumably it's going to be harder to make the same relative performance gain that it would have been if you hadn't leaped, so subsequent releases' revenues would end up less than before.
huh? Moore's law has always been about transistor density. You're probably thinking of that other law that has something to do with whatever the hell it is you're talking about.
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cost of living in the bay area is high. tax brackets and AMT and benefit qualifications do not take cost of living in to account.
Sometimes you need the Sistine Chapel. Mostly, though, you just need to cover up some mildew above the shower before the in-laws arrive.
the thing that stinks the most is that the AMT is absolute, not relative to cost-of-living.
Object is still strong. It's just not static.
> I get paid $120/hour to solve other people's C problems.
Yay!!! Learn "C" so you can fix other people's problems for a living!!!
How dull.
I prefer to make my own stuff.
People who write c# obviously have other stuff to do outside of work hours. Like spend time with people they love, or read a good book, or sit in the dark in their mom's basement frantically drinking Diet Coke and coding some meaningless tripe.
Oh, no, not that last one...
So... If you want to earn money coding, learn C#?
Ok, so if the h1b quota stays the same, and the h1b salaries increase, then that implies that US citizens' salaries will decrease.
Is that the message he's sending?
The book is about as subtle as a brick in the face, and in some cases it seems
like it's advocating for fascism. The film, on the other hand, does it with satire (and bugs and boobs). All of which makes it significantly better than the book.
have you tried xubuntu?
one solution is to use blackbird to turn off all telemetry and uninstall builtin spy/adware. be warned, though, i had some basic things break (like start menu search) after running it.
unless they waive the ~2.5% credit card charge for doing this, i don't see the point.
do yourself a favor and look at the C grammar section that deals with types (including function declarations), consider the constraints that a LALR grammar places on what you can do, then it'll all make perfect sense.
You need to go talk to Socrates.
Berkeley _is_ a state college, though.
Jet brains is doing a resharper/IntelliJ thing soon, apparently.
for individuals, startups, or open-source development, it's free.
it's pretty easy to OOM Visual Studio with huge C# projects - the language service just brings it to its knees.
but for a file->new->todo-list product launch demo it works just fine. ship it!
you can definitely boot to zfsonlinux on jessie.
i have used the following to set up a jessie machine with a single root raidz8 pool:
https://github.com/zfsonlinux/...
i have a machine running debian squeeze with a raidz4+1 ssd cache pool that has hosted several VMs with heavy load for 3 years now. i have seen 1 error that was found and fixed during a routine scrub.
http://zfsonlinux.org/ has more.
but more importantly, it wouldn't sell many more than one that's just a little bit faster than last year's one.
you can only justify 10x R&D if you can guarantee 10x revenue. also, once you're made your quantum leap in performance, presumably it's going to be harder to make the same relative performance gain that it would have been if you hadn't leaped, so subsequent releases' revenues would end up less than before.
yield is more closely related to area than gate count.
huh? Moore's law has always been about transistor density. You're probably thinking of that other law that has something to do with whatever the hell it is you're talking about.
> physics
wrong word.
the real reason is: money.
i wonder. if you have your parking brake on, does it count?