JaumeGreen

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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
A bit hyperbolic in their narration. I think the ones here talking about how addictive it was and how you keep reaching for it bring more to the table. I deleted my account and removed it from Firefox's quick link. I also uninstalled I
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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
I deleted my reddit account, 12+ years are no more. It was hard, but that way I will not go back to it. Comparing it with twitter, which I never left because I was never there to start will be hard. *yeah, I have a twitter account. It'
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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
The decisions that reddit has taken were not affecting me for now. The new ui was horrible for my use case (text subreddits and focusing on the debate) so I was a old.reddit user. But the way the direction is going, and some experiences in
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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
It may depend on the company. On some it might be an architect level engineer who also manages the team. In others it'll be nothing more than a middle manager that only will see code on their spare time. And it can be everything in bet
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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
I'm a manager now and it was a lateral move from development, no salary increase. So yeah, sometimes managers earn around the same as the top people they manage. Heck, I wouldn't mind earning less than some of the most brilliant o
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by JaumeGreen 3y ago
> I don’t know where these so called employees work, but at least in the corporate offices uh nobody pays any mind to any breaks you take unless you have some really anal manage. I have first hand knowledge of a business that did not con
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
> They oblige the author of a derived work to publish the changes to all users under the same terms. The original authors tend to be users. So, a license which would grant this directly to the original authors would end up providing the
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
Ok, that is more understandable. If there were some more examples in the page then this emergent behaviour could be seen faster. Nothing to add then
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
EDIT: I misunderstood how it works, read the reply to see why I was in the wrong. I haven't read it all (and probably won't, these kinds of works are not my forte), but there's something that doesn't look that nice. The
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
If I had more energy and time I would try to set my computer so that I could perform most of anything with keyboard only. My wrists are the reason. More than 10 years ago they started to hurt, so I became a left handed mouse user at work. A
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
One aspect in which one can see that we are still in an immature field is seeing how "the new thing" is always valued more than the stablished one, and how language books are more recommended than works that intend to be foundatio
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
Where I live 50 is already overtime. Not wanting to sacrifice your mental, social, and physical health for an indeterminate amount of money is not being a diva.
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
HPMOR [0], sorry. Harry Potter and the methods of rationality. A Harry Potter fanfic that is quite interesting. [0] http://www.hpmor.com/
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
When I was younger I wanted to live forever, nowadays I'm more at peace with the idea of death. There are a couple of things that make death bearable. Any longevity treatment should placate the first and we should aim to compensate the
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
I find J quite interesting, in fact I'm trying (and succeeding up until day 15) to solve Advent of Code in it. This with having no real experience in this language apart from trying to learn it some years ago. There are plenty of lesso
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
> Have you considered that those of your view and those espousing that remote is more difficult might have different personalities, levels of need of social interaction, or lifestyles? Yes and no. There's the people personalities th
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
This story has had a great influence on how I taught dancing (swing-Lindy Hop). Always start from an easy place, build from there, no surprises, no big jumps, and you arrive at the destination. A bit of the opposite of the "How to draw
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
On the US layout it says "Agotado", which means they have run out of them. BTW, almost no one in US may like those layouts, but for each of the speakers of those languages they are quite important.
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by JaumeGreen 4y ago
> If the syntax requires special tooling to make it usable, isn't that a sign that the syntax is hard? Not in this case. Lisp syntax is easy, people lack familiarity. The only "hard" part is checking that the number of par
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
Jokes not being welcomed is one of the reasons I love this site. When jokes are fully accepted they tend to be lower effort than a comment that is thoughtful, and in reddit they tend to get more upvotes than the thoughtful one. This incenti
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
All languages can spread without coercion. I knew people learning Catalan without even living anywhere nearby, and even not knowing Spanish, French or Italian. Maybe it was an elective in their university and they were bored, maybe they hea
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
In some I'm sure he does, but there are some videos of him receiving a sealed package and opening the package (and the lock inside) in a single take. Like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSuaUok-wTY
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
Not necesarily, because it could have given more value for the wrong reasons. Imagine a misoginistic, but horny, boss, that only hires good working ugly men and hot dumb women, specifically looking for these traits in order to have a "
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
Location: La Seu d'Urgell area, Spain Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, C++(98), powershell, SQL, Java, Git, Jira, ActiveMQ, ... mostly windows desktop application development with a stint in fullstack web programmi
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by JaumeGreen 5y ago
Point of reference. Barcelona has two fully automated lines (AFAIK, there might be some remote control) L9 and L10. They were built already with the idea of having no driver. Nontheless when a strike is in effect their frequency go down too
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
Yeah, I wonder the same. After all making a programming language derived from a real language and not using the "features" of said language seems lacking. In fact it should be "función", that way it would not matter whet
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
As I said, I could buy it presenting itself as an action roguelike, but not as a "pure" roguelike. Terms have a meaning, and if we dilute them we will have the literally situation again,in which it's used instead of figurativ
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
Sorry, not a roguelike according to the Berlin interpretation [1], and neither IMHO. At best you could say it's an action roguelike, but it looks like a generic fps, with maybe randomised layout (I hope) and maybe some rpg-like stats.
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
That's been like that for a long time, several times a month I receive a notification that someone I know comes into Telegram, and even my close family is going into Signal bit by bit. But yeah, here whatsapp is the biggest one still a
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
On my experience is the other way around. When I eat fast I can eat a lot, when I manage to eat slowly the hunger subsides with less meal consumed.

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