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BlackFly
5y ago
Descriptive names will never help you understand the implementation of the business domain of math code. From the Domain-Driven design perspective, the symbols are the ubiquitous language which you should stick to. Here is a more appropriat
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5y ago
Vue is an SPA framework, so it solves the problem by "rendering all the html" as actual preprocessing and then serving it to the browser which visually renders it, as opposed to the usual document.onLoad() approach where the base
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5y ago
Ah, so I was more getting at a style seen in the Netherlands. The residential neighbourhoods have short sections of roads with frequent choke points (sometimes featuring speed bumps, but sometimes just narrowing of the road to a single lane
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5y ago
> eliminating maze-like cul-de-sac-heavy street layouts You can actually do the opposite. You make suburbs heavily maze like to slow traffic down. Instead, you build plenty of shortcuts for bikes and pedestrians: the direct routes. That
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5y ago
This isn't a problem in practice though, you just get "strange" constants with units equal to some negative power of U in your equations. The same thing happens when you move from electrostatic units to SI: suddenly Coulomb&#
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5y ago
Well I hope that you took efforts to avoid the other nasty side effect of client side rendering at least: page content jumping all over the place when the page reloads and the scrollbar not initializing at the right location (so cross page
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5y ago
Formulae simply aren't understood like prose, or more precisely, formulae aren't understood as isolated bits of logic. For plumbing code where the logic is important, descriptive variable names are useful in aiding comprehension o
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> Instead of a tool shaped specifically for their needs, the framework's core developers often wanted flexibility: they dreamt of open sourcing their framework and it growing popular, so it needed to handle as many cases as possible
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5y ago
In moving from the untyped lambda calculus to the simply typed lambda calculus, one loses the ability to have non-halting programs. For me this just illustrates a fundamental point of type systems: limit the possibilities to make them under
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5y ago
That you were born with and possess privilege and that acknowledging that privelege is morally necessary. That's the original sin parallel. You can just read McWhorter, he draws a lot of parallels between Woke as a religion and Christi
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5y ago
It doesn't invalidate the rule, it just checks if you understood differentiation as an operator and not as a procedure. The general approach is to take an equation involving a function and differentiate that equation then factor the eq
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That is a very common but misguided attitude towards criticism. It is fairly easy to determine you dislike something without necessarily knowing how it could be improved. Knowing how much people dislike something is useful information in re
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5y ago
I had this exact problem. > Are your feet better looking than average? Ok, I understand what they mean but I have no opinion on that, just generally not finding feet attractive and I can honestly say I have never considered the question
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5y ago
I personally take a 20% pay cut to work a four day work week. Of course at any moment I could negotiate a 25% raise by going back to 40 hours a week. Why do I do it? Because there are plenty of things I want to do with my free time and I ne
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5y ago
> Later they will handle similarly any devices provided by employer. And actually, it is important that we correct this situation in both directions right at the start. In my opinion, the laptops should be treated more like toilets. Sure
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5y ago
I thought this frame of mind was slowly disappearing in the millenial and later generations. From my personal perspective, if I see a person like you have described at your front desk, I am much more likely to think you are a company that c
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5y ago
It is known as a false dichotomy, and it is extremely common. A true dichotomy would be more along the lines of: he is right or he is wrong. Of course all possibilities subdivide, if he is wrong he is knowingly wrong and a liar or he made m
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5y ago
A real hard requirement is going to be resource pools such as session linked connection pools with associated data. But there are just plenty of places where you don't want to be forced into a message passing architecture for a service
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6y ago
I've never been on Twitch before. Decided to check it out to test your comments. Popular live channels on top is all games, 2/6 appears to be DOTA. Next section shows popular categories. Top category is Just Chatting, followed by
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6y ago
Suppose something goes on auction on a website. Two clients on opposite sides of the globe launch bids at the same time. Of course the response depends on which bid arrives at the auction server first. This is exactly what you want when dea
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6y ago
Exceptions are harder to analyze because they create scopes from which you are already "handling" errors, but if you add code to the scope that throws a new error of that type your handler may not actually be able to handle it.
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6y ago
I am not sure if you truly wish to understand the point here, but consider the protests in Hong Kong. No lies. No allegations of fraud. The people just do not want to be ruled that way. Facts just don't matter to politics and never hav
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6y ago
Well for one, I expect the bank not to have snuck in a clause that allows them to unilaterally change the contract without providing me with a physical copy thereof. I expect that if the bank tried that that the courts would rule it unconsc
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6y ago
I'm not porcupine, but I feel that we are definitely using relational models. The drive towards objects (and REST as well) tries to project data into a hierarchy. Orders belong to customers, so you nest orders under customers. But you
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6y ago
> I’m from a Muslim country that does not accept western notions of individualism or sexual permissiveness. There is no such Western notion of individualism or sexual permissiveness. The sexual mores of Roman Catholics in South America a
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It is exactly the same: Armed insurrections planned on Twitter/Facebook in the middle east (the Arab Spring): widely celebrated in the USA. Armed insurrections planned on Parler/Gab in the USA: better shut those down completely. T
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6y ago
If what you are saying is true, then why target random Canadians traveling through China? If you want to exert political pressure on the USA, then you should put political pressure on the USA. The USA doesn't care what happens to rando
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6y ago
Well you have chosen an example that is little more than an API object in the first place. class IdealGas implements EquationOfState { private final double gamma; public IdealGas(double gamma) { this.gamma =
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I had an idea for micropayments once upon a time that worked with existing industry: buy your own ads. As in, you sign up for my service, ACME Micropayments, and give me whatever you want as a monthly subscription. Based on that and your we
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There is always the third possibility: random statistical fluctuations make one option seem better than the other when this is not true. Which breaks down to two more possibilities in relation to placebos: 1. Both are as effective as placeb
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