Can someone explain what protobuf is in the real world? I've read this page twice now and have a fair amount of exp but still cannot figure out when i would need a protobuf.
how much has your priorities changed from things like, being a always having the docs available and new editor features like table mode, now that you have to deal with all these customers?
what are your thoughts on doing software projects on kickstarter after doing one?
comparatively how feature complete is it to snowscript?
if you wanted to use this in say laravel4 blade templates, how do we make sure we dont lose the speed of the "im using previously genereated opcodes" cacher (is that thing even always on or is it part of Zend idk), i dont want a speed hit there.
imo lua (openresty for nginx in benchmarks, Lapis framework looks tight) and go. in reality go, clojure, nodejs and angular will probably be the most relevant
cost of living does have something to do with salaries.
theres a symbiosis between the salary and the prices of houses in a supply and demand model: what people are willing to pay.
yea check out the documentary money masters. Jordan Maxwell is really good on the topic too, but probably believes in lizard people by now... IMHO they could have been vampires too though.
im not sure he totally understands how manipulating a financial market works. just having a lot of btc doesn't mean you're one of the inventors of bitcoin neither. the article is called how the market is manipulated but doesn't really explain how, except someone owns 90000 btc (about 9 million us)
is 90,000 btc really 95% of all btc mined? or 97 whatever he quoted.
what kind of lying or mongering that he eludes to is going on in the btc community? i would think lying is far less profitable than market price manipulation.
i guess the point of the article is in the midde: who are the lords of the btc community.
The other day an application I run launched IE, I was pretty confused as to why IE opened in the first place, and as it was loading I began to swear, a lot... I started to spam ALT and F4 while clicking on the red X icon in the top-right corner. It took about 5 seconds, to load IE onto and then off the heap, but finally it went away. I haven't used it since that fucking day.
youre probably doing it wrong, i can do that in a week with sublime edit. (no offense)
if i had to do this now id go to unheap.com and get that jquery plugin that squishes long text into a div without resizing it, squish-it (? or something), i think itd make it so much easier.
for my next project im planning to use squish it and am ignoring translation sizing in my designs from now on
how did you learn this? whats your guys' educational background? i always wanted to know this but never took my education that far, for it was too much work and kind of boring, also hard to find advice on this stuff.
really curious, why is he unethical?