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by 1_player 6y ago
Rust instead is too far on the side of C++ I have tried to like the language, but sadly having to think about types and lifetimes robs precious energy which should be devoted to thinking about business rules and what am I actually trying to
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Notepads – An open source, modern and lightweight text editor for Windows(notepadsapp.com)
11 points by 1_player 6y ago|1 comments
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by 1_player 6y ago
Care to provide any reference? This seems outlandish and Google doesn't provide anything to confirm what you just said.
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by 1_player 6y ago
Nothing. Compute speed isn't that important if you're waiting on IO is GP's point.
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by 1_player 6y ago
> SWE, BSCS, 4 YOE, $800K TC What is this supposed to mean to mere mortals?
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by 1_player 6y ago
Apparently, yes. We need the equivalent of a Darwin Award, but for your own finances.
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by 1_player 6y ago
Muscle memory doesn't help with "not quite what I'm used to, but it's very close". It doesn't handle conditional statements.
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by 1_player 6y ago
Rust is to C++ what Zig hopes to be to C. I don't mean "hope" disparagingly. We're just a few releases away to reach that point, IMO. Go is what Thompson & Ritchie might have developed in an alternate universe had th
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by 1_player 6y ago
I am not dismissing it. I appreciate what React is doing, and it is indeed revolutionary. My point is that there has been a lot of evolution and improvement, but developer sanity is one of the few things that have just gone worse. It is dis
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by 1_player 6y ago
The problem with front end development is that it's all bleeding edge and nothing that's stable and is improved for more than one hype cycle. Suggesting more bleeding edge tech is not a good argument to demonstrate that front end
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by 1_player 6y ago
Perhaps, presuming OP's assumption that women have an easier time to follow the rules and there are more women in education than men is correct, that school has a lot of rules and not enough freedom. I have no real opinion on it, just
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by 1_player 6y ago
A coffee (espresso) cup is not a tea cup. I've lived both in and outside UK, and I've always seen a standard tea bag with a bigger 250 ml plus cup (imagine the ubiquitous red Nescafe one) I've never seen anyone drink a teabag
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by 1_player 6y ago
Static types don't help with string interpolation.
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MasterPlan: An idea board and project manager on a freeform grid(solarlune.itch.io)
2 points by 1_player 6y ago|0 comments
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by 1_player 6y ago
Bitwarden is great. I got work to buy an enterprise license, which also gives me a full license for personal use. Also, it's open source.
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by 1_player 6y ago
http://xip.io/ does, until it's turned off.
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by 1_player 6y ago
As a regular full stack developer writing Elixir full time, what is the use of such a library? I have heard of Tensorflow, there is mention of tensors in this article, but what would be the practical use of such a library, in the real world
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by 1_player 6y ago
How is that? Everybody living in my house can get my Yubikey yet doesn't know my password. If I get robbed, my bank account is still (relatively) safe.
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This Flower Is Really a Fungus in Disguise(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by 1_player 6y ago|0 comments
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by 1_player 6y ago
Given the first paragraph, you should also make clear that he is a proponent of free speech. Because it sounds like you want to say the opposite. And it does not provide any context, just a veiled attempt of saying what, exactly? Tory or La
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by 1_player 6y ago
With all respect to the VideoLAN team, my impression is that VLC is fantastic on a technical point of view, but UI and UX wise it is a disaster, making discoverability of its features a nightmare. I agree, I want a video player, the fact th
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by 1_player 6y ago
There is fake news, and Fake News, the propaganda term used by Mr Trump as a weapon against anybody who used to disagree with him. I agree that honest journalism these days is a lost art, but I do not care to be associated with far right Am
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by 1_player 6y ago
The Atkins diet isn't Taubes'. Everybody is pushing something these days, that is not proof that their message is misleading.
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by 1_player 6y ago
I'm no doctor, so take what I'm about to say with a ton of salt. Your doctor might disapprove, but salt ain't so bad in reality. High LDL or high cholesterol doesn't mean anything, per se. The HDL:LDL ratio is a little m
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by 1_player 6y ago
There are some interesting talks about keto and zero carb on Youtube about fat metabolism, cholesterol, fructose, etc. Off the top of my head, I remember the "zero carb down under" channel where some are hosted, including Lustig&#
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by 1_player 6y ago
Brought to you by the creator of AppImage. https://medium.com/@probonopd/hello-lets-make-a-freebsd-for-...
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by 1_player 6y ago
Apparently AI gives companies an excuse to avoid dealing with false positives. If your human support team made a mistake, there was an appeal process. If your AI makes a mistake, sorry, bad robot, deal with it.
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by 1_player 6y ago
> has the same niceness of GitHub Debatable. As a previous paid customer, I have never been a fan of GitLab, I've always found it slow, buggy and of confusing design language. YMMV.
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by 1_player 6y ago
Musk has just found out that it's easier to manipulate the markets by being a meme edgelord. The cult of personality surrounding him by other memelords creeps me out, as it's not like he's really cares about anime cat girls o
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by 1_player 6y ago
Definitely a better acronym than FAANG: one of those companies is nothing like the others. (Hint, it starts with N)

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