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10y ago
Yes, The worst part is that it will make you worse developer. It is like drinking a lot of soft drinks, side-effects will kill you.
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10y ago
Apple keyboard are made to look good. Good ergonomic keyboards like Thinkpads have key travel 1.8-2mm. Thinkpads will also have keys with rounded edges and bigger spacing between keys.
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10y ago
Babel is temporary solution and we should all remember this. Babel should ideally be obsolete in 2-3 years when IE11 will get eradicated by MS. Babel imo is pretty bad idea, I think its name imply this as well.
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10y ago
Linux and windows comes with multiple different debuggers. Linux comes with strace, kdb, kgdb. You also have gdb by virtue having C compiler. Only by tight integration with VM/compiler you can get decent debuggers. For example Smalltal
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10y ago
Nope, research groups/projects at uni is all about milking money from grants. Running startup is all about making money for investors. Direction is different and risk much lower.
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10y ago
Then you should not visit website you don't subscribe. Most websites do not provide a way for this kind of subscription. You statement is also a lie because the website that posted this article serves adds. I am also using ad-block bu
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10y ago
This is hypocritical, You still consume content. You visit websites, read content, generate traffic that cost real money in servers time. But still You refuse to pay a dime to people working hard to sell their content. It is like going to s
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10y ago
PR piece, who is paying?
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10y ago
well ES6 have Set, const set = new Set(list);
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10y ago
it is because Intel borked skylake. Even windows users have issues.
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10y ago
except fonts...
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10y ago
You can inject stuff using props. DI is not unknown concept in react, note that angular1.x do not have true dependency injection. React decouple data and view. You can achieve similar behaviour but using flux/redux to publish/subs
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10y ago
This video only work on Safari or specific app.<lol>
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10y ago
Because raw taxation numbers do not describe everything. Germany is still cheaper by almost 30% in most things. You also pay for unemployment insurance (60% of net salary after year), better family benefits, cheap childcare, better Health S
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10y ago
Tax rate is almost the same UK 40% for £43,001. Everything in Berlin is cheaper: http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?coun...
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10y ago
but internally to:do: is implemented as from:to:by: and do: with is almost the same.
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10y ago
The thing is that Smalltalk do not have language constructs like loops or conditionals ifs/switch. Smalltalk also do not have functions only methods. There are only objects and messages. Your infix functions would need to live somewher
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10y ago
1 to: 5 do: [echo :x] in smalltalk translate to: 1 to: 5 do: [:x | Transcript show: x ] 1(smallInt object) receive message 'to' with parameter 5 (smallInt object) return numeric range, then you send 'do; message with paramet
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10y ago
Russia is on verge of bankruptcy. Average Greek has much better life that average Russian. China have even bigger structural problems: corruption, aging population, empty cities, lack of own technology, weak retirement system, bad education
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10y ago
I cannot even google this Flatpack thing. Author suggestion to use conferences and "cross-distribution and cross-project collaboration" would end with empty chatter as his blog post. Canonical get shit done. Its fulfil a dream wer
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10y ago
I just do not understand rationale. File systems is hard stuff, instead taking something that is probably best file system around they decided for long and painful road. Note that they worked before on OpenZFS in Apple ....
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10y ago
nope, both are inspired by AMD Mantle. Apple not only ignored first major consensus in Games industry it also blocked support on its devices. It also stuck with old OpenGL. This will make gaming on Apple to suck for many years to come.
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10y ago
Arrogance... Instead using ZFS they build new file system from scratch (APFS) Instead using Vulkan they build new Graphics API from scratch (Metal) Keep this up and they will end like MS.
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10y ago
Just because something is free do not make it holy and free from critique. I left Clojure because its inherit both Java and Lisp flaws: memory hungry, difficult setup, enterprise frameworks and hard to read, impure and slow. I believe that
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10y ago
It is better than alternatives (faster, easier to use) It is cheaper than alternatives (time, licence) It was introduced in right time (surge in web boom) It have easy to use API (Python vs Elisp) It is cross-platform (*nix comeback)
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10y ago
Nope, His business was perfectly reasonable. He could become next Taleo/Atlassian/Slack, grow slower but dominate space. He only needed to extend offer with with self hosted version.
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10y ago
Obliviously more expensive car will have more expensive parts. If this will be relative to car value then Toyota 5k to 30k and BMV 17k to 60k will be much closer. In the same time US cars are clearly rubbish.
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10y ago
CSV is stupid format. XML, JSON, YAML are better to read and easier to parse/validate. After compression these formats takes similar amount of space or even less when cross-referencing. CSV, tab-delimited files and in general flat file
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10y ago
Because life is not black and white. Everything is is just shade of grey. Russian Hacker have a choice: - hack for Russian Government, potentially leading to people being killed. - hack for blackmail where hacked western company will need
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10y ago
You lack context. Most hackers doing this live in Russia/China/Ukraine they are mostly untouchable but in the same time they have limited possibilities to escape from hell they live. It is easy to be on high moral ground when you
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