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Manual? One should be so lucky.
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I too have a background in Mechanical Engineering and while many software products are complex I wouldn’t categorize all of them as engineering projects in the historical sense of the word. That’s not to say there are not quality software p
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I encourage young software engineers to seriously look at Mainframe development as a possible career path. Currently there is an aging knowledge base that needs to be replaced. Also, that world lends itself more to continually leveling up (
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You can add just about every auto parts retail store to that list.
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When I realized x = x + 1 was not a math equation but notionally was x <- (current x value) + 1.
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From what I understand the most secure passwords are phrases one can remember but almost all of the places that require passwords don’t support phrases. Almost all of them have some rule close to “password must be 8-15 characters including
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Why do you think Powershell and Fish are closer than EMACS Eshell to the REPL based OSes?
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> Nice euphemism for genocidal, imperialist war. You’re referring to the U.S. right?
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I think it’s more an issue of other countries seeing that the U.S. can just confiscate their dollar reserves if the US doesn’t agree with their sovereign actions. Those countries are choosing to divest from the mono world order which is cru
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You don't think JavaScript is widely used in day jobs?
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When it comes to gerrymandering with surgical precision I guess you could add Arizona to that list. I went from having Andy Biggs, one of the most conservatives members of congress and a member of the Freedom Caucus, as a representative to
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> Instead of instructions like in imperative programming (and modularizing it with functions), your program is a set of entities talking to each other and collectively achieving the required goal. So it looks like the author discovered a
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There’s a Groovy DSL that will allow you to perform operations on collections using SQL syntax. I’d argue it’s an improvement over the traditional procedural or functional approach’s. https://groovy-lang.org/using-ginq.html
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Ecclesiastes may be my favorite book of the Old Testament as I find it provides a very pragmatic perspective on modern day materialism and other vices. I don't want to start a theological flame war here but I think it's extremely
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Well, I still read it multiple times a week :). I wasn't raised in a Christian home but I discovered Christ while I was in college. As many people in this age group, I was trying to make sense of my surroundings and experiences. I read
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The Bible.
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I find it hilarious that the Silicon Valley Apparatik thinks that NOW an alternate is needed. Gab, GTTR, Parler, Frank Speech, Truth Social have all existed for some time. And with the exception of Gab, the others have almost identical TOS
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Never played this game but spent hours as a kid playing strat-o-matic baseball with my friends and solitaire style. https://www.strat-o-matic.com/product-category/baseball/boar...
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I like what El Salvador is trying to do but isn’t BCH better suited as an every day medium of exchange because of the larger block size and the ability to process more transactions per unit time? Also, it seems to me that we should be settl
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Take a look at server side rendered PHP with some CSS for UI aesthetics and a sprinkling of JavaScript for client side dynamicism and Ajaxy posts to mitigate back button issues.
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Yep, the geeks were duped. It reminds me of a documentary from about 20 years ago where Eric Raymond is boasting to some Microsoft Exec that open source was their worst nightmare. Yeah open source sure showed them, by providing lord only kn
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Also the name of dmenu, Quicksilver like application. https://alternativeto.net/software/enso/about/
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I’m JS illiterate but I think control is returned to the main thread until the await call returns, at which time the execution continues.
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But is the article/book actually advocating the idea that this non-idiomatic paradigm should only be used in very specific places in a code base where it’s objectively and demonstratably better? Or is the article/book advocating w
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusing_Ourselves_to_Death
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Yeah the app looked like it was delegating to another service and needed a bearer token for that. The app logs should have showed this straight away. Furthermore, I’ve been burned enough to know that if I have a service that’s dependent on
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Last I checked the Fish shell had many users and an active community.
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See https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=rad_gruchalski response
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By amazing do you mean specifically for Go? Because I don’t see how it differs from working on two Maven projects simultaneously in Java where one depends on the other.
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To me CLI is just a version of natural language processing. I think NLP will continue to gain ground. Alexa is already mainstream and I think a fair bit of the population does hands free dictation on messaging apps. I'm really interest

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