Darmody

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by Darmody 5y ago
You don't see as much bad python code as you see bad PHP code. PHP has no entry barrier. You can just start typing and things start working. Compare that with deploying a hello word website in python, java or elixir.
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It's incredibly hard to find good PHP developers. I just inherited a PHP project that it's a nightmare. It doesn't make any sense. It works on PHP 7.3 but the quality is worse than the old PHP 4 stuff. It is so easy to write
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by Darmody 5y ago
That decentalized search is what allowed me to find stuff that was impossible to find on any torrent sites.
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by Darmody 5y ago
In a paper published in Trends in Ecology & Evolution, a team led by Sara Ryding, a PhD candidate at Deakin University, in Australia I think that's the author we should care about, not who wrote the article in The Economi
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I've thought about that. But what's the alternative? Someone else would do it anyway and use it against you.
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The agenda won't push itself.
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It is the base until it isn't anymore or they just close it in a way that there's no difference between that and any other proprietary chat software.
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Except XMPP has 0 chance to succeed and be used by any serious organization. It feels to me that the author would complain about the internet because we already have ordinary mail. Just a tantrum.
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That's the thing with Facebook. They want it all and if they can't get it now they will try again the next day until you give up.
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by Darmody 5y ago
Despite Mozilla Inc not caring about the browser I still use it because of principles and because it's the most user friendly of all browsers to me. I'm so happy to have it available after my fresh Linux installations. Also typing
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You're contradicting yourself. You say I'm wrong but then you just confirm they are tech illiterate despite using it more than ever. That's worrisome. They take everything for granted. It should work because it's magic.
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by Darmody 5y ago
Gen Z are not digital natives, at least not in a tech savvy way. They might be able to type very quickly with a phone but they tend to not know technology. The more gen z I met, the more I realize they are the worst prepared generation. Sim
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I have tried different diets. Nutrient dense carbohydrates, healthy fats and high protein works the best for me. According to some studies I should be fat or my muscles would grow as if I Was eating half the protein which is not the case.
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I should've said they won't lose a a meaningful share of users. Most people don't care. They probably don't even notice because they only use third party software on top of Windows.
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NetBeans is the best free and open source IDE, at least for PHP. It lacks some nice features and improvements that PHPStorm has, but it's pretty good overall. There are a couple things that NetBeans does better than PHPStorm, though.
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by Darmody 5y ago
I've been trying to make VSCode work like PHPStorm. I've tried a huge combination of plugins and there's no way to do it. It doesn't even come close. It's powerful but it's definitely not the same. I would go b
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They are not going to lose users because of this, so why bother?
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by Darmody 5y ago
Blokada blocked every ad on my Xiaomi. Even on some apps. I've also blocked manually a lot of domains with Blokada. It's amazing and it doesn't require rooting your device.
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by Darmody 5y ago
I've been thinking about Estonia. Relatively high wages in IT and everything is cheap. We'll see...
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Culturally the "empresario" or business man is considered evil in Spain and hence he has to be taxed and subdued. That's why people want to be funcionarios. They get a job for life where they can't be fired and nothing a
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As I said, I'm not against regulating gambling systems in games just as we regulate gambling everywhere else. Gambling is gambling and is bad, especially if you're vulnerable like a kid. What I don't think it's right is
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Yeah, Spain is a tax hell and the goverment keeps telling us they are actually lower than the European median, which is kind of true but also a big lie. Some European countries have higher taxes (VAT and income) but also many exemptions to
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The only problem is that the government is not always right, actually is wrong very frequently. And almost any aspect of our lives can be regulated for "safety" reasons.
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It's the best city in the country. I wish we had a bit more investment in infrastructure but the central government funnels most of the money into Catalonia. Also higher wages for IT would be good.
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But why has the government to do it? This is what parents are for. We can't expect government to rule every aspect of our lives. Also the money argument is not really meaningful. I'm against loot boxes because they are purely gamb
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by Darmody 5y ago
Bezos turned Blue Origin into the Oracle of space. He's a dick and he's trying so bad to let us now.
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by Darmody 5y ago
I used to see his clips on recommended and after watching some of them I would look for the whole podcast if it was interesting. Now I don't even read the name Joe Rogan if I'm not watching UFC. It's sad because I really enjo
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I think it's time to make some mead. It's been years since last time.
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I think there's a big difference between improving your mental health and curing it. Games, like sports, can help you a lot, but they alone won't simply make you happy/non-depressed. I could use a food analogy. Kale can impro
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I guess you didn't even read the headline. HIV != Covid-19

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