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by 0x445442 8y ago
I think OOP is better suited when state needs to be maintained in memory over time. User interface development is one obvious use case and I think OOP really gained traction during a period when thick clients were the norm. However, when th
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Not sure I'd hang my hat on Snopes as the arbiter of truth. Soros himself admits in the 60 minutes interview in having a role in the property confiscation. However, IMO his actions at that time are morally justifiable given he was a 14
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Show HN... $CashPay$ $CashPay$ is a pivot on the Offering Plate employed by the church and by beggars for millennium; cash. FAQ Q: As a content creator, how do I accept payment for my work? A: Content creators disclose a PO Box address. Q:
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Maybe look into mainframes such as the i series. You won't experience churn there. And there will be an increasing need for younger developers in this area in the near future as many of the current developers will be retiring. Also, yo
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I think there's been an under supply of quality in goods and services for some time. The problem is the economies that can support quality are generally located around geographical centers where the main economic drivers are parasitic.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Agreed. In my experience, the cost of reasoning about a code base is much higher than the cost to type the code in an editor. And reasoning about a code base in a language like Java using an IDE like IntelliJ is much less costly than reason
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by 0x445442 8y ago
What I'm interested in from a senior engineer is how many systems they've designed, implemented, deployed to production and supported in their careers and what their specific roles were in those projects. If I can't get an id
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by 0x445442 8y ago
If you're interviewing for some core, low level algorithm development then fair enough but I suspect if that's the case you could come up with something a little closer to the real life domain. It's not that I think the quest
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by 0x445442 8y ago
> Couldn't code a simple reverse string algorithm You were interviewing senior engineers with Java experience and they couldn't come up with Assert.assertEquals("radar",StringUtils.reverse("radar")); I suspe
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Meh... I don't think there would be too many NIMBY complaints in Fresno or Visailia if Facebook and Google decided to put offices over there.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
It's not just San Francisco. The whole state has been on a steady decline since... wait for it... the state turned blue. It's very sad because the California I grew up in was the place to be, not just in the US but in the world. I
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by 0x445442 8y ago
In defense of the interviewees, the 10 1 year experiences issue is usually dictated by "architects" and middle managers chasing the new shiny tech stack. From the interviewees perspective it's self preservation to have a know
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Yeah, I recently had the opportunity to use Java 8 on the job for the first time and solving problems in a functional way was a sort of Damascus road experience for me. Now I want to go farther so I'm learning Kotlin.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Russian composers as well. The quality of art that culture produced from the mid 19th to the early 20th century.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
>> Our main path business path gets about 60,000 reqs min. For that, sure AWS Lambda would never compete. I'm curious about this statement because I'm currently working on a project where the intent is to port a legacy app t
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by 0x445442 8y ago
I'd argue Trump is a product of an already one party system, at least when it comes to the most important issues. With respect to anything of real substance HW, Clinton, W and Obama were more or less indistinguishable.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
If your premise that the purpose of the TSA is to prevent collapse of the air travel market then why can't this service be handled privately by the airlines?
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It was apparent to me a long time ago that most of the web was just a massive direct marketing platform. At the moment I pay for email and news but I expect the set of information and resources I pay for in the future will expand. However,
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Adding to the confusion is how someone as bright as Lee thinks more government control and regulations is going to lead to "free and open".
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by 0x445442 8y ago
How the Legacy Media is fueling discontent toward competing sources of information. How government officials are panicked over losing control of narratives. Please trust us Plebes. we'll give you the information you need.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
How Facebook is Fueling the Watts Riots... Oh wait.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Agreed... Man's sinful nature, wages of sin is death, deity of Christ and sacrificial atonement with man's sinful nature as root. It's the root premise which I find to be the biggest stumbling block for most.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lennox continues the tradition in the 21st century.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
For the most part sure. I was pointing more to the nifty left to right viewer the presenter was showing and more generally the qualities of a "live" system.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Smalltalk has had this type of thing for years... https://gtoolkit.com/
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Ah, ah, ah... no appeals appeal to authority here. Sorry, couldn’t resist a jab at the HN community.
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Yeah I took typing in high school on those old mechanical type writers. I took the class because the football coach was the instructor. I had no idea how beneficial touch typing would turn out to be in my career.
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True as long as the representative democracy doesn’t infringe on the individual’s constitutional rights. That’s where the democracy bit gives way to the judicial branch. Of coarse with a politicized court you’re right back to the ills of a
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Not sure what you’re implying with your statement about the Republican talking point. The point of the point is the U.S. was designed to be a Constitutional Republic which isn’t a democracy. The Constitutional Republic is designed to protec
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by 0x445442 8y ago
Yes this and Joeri’s post are on point. Unless you’re in the realm of mathematics or the physical sciences the more the education the stronger the disputes over “facts”. It’s hubris to think any group can be the objective gatekeeper of trut

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