JaumeGreen

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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
It's bizarre that people want to eliminate the language that is historically from a region, and people in there speak it. Spain is not a single nation, its a state with several historical nationalities.
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
It sounds like half the advantages, at least, are benefits of sleeping as much as you need. If I don't sleep enough I'm grumpy and apathetic, so if I only needed to sleep 6 hours (instead of 8+) I'm sure I would be happier. S
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
SSD improve programs' loading time, they do nothing for the latency of the UI of those programs. When win95 arrived and brought the desktop as we know it to the masses it brought with it some latency that has not been reduced since. Su
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
Why should we? I agree that it's trainable, but to create a good icon a first timer can spend several hours. Several hours in which they could be doing work that they have trained for. If one intents to be a sole developer then yes, th
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
Having tried for a long time for a viable option to practice programming in my phone while commuting (not seating, seldom having both hands available) I'd say that visual programming is not that useful in that medium, at least if it&#x
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
> I suspect that resistance to change is a more common cause, with range anxiety being a convenient excuse. In cities, in where lots of people don't have a personal parking space, there's the charging problem, just like now the
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by JaumeGreen 6y ago
(facepalm) My comapny blocks the Microsoft Store, so we would not be able to explore it. And I guess we are not the only ones.
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
Learning different paradigms has helped me write cleaner code. Functional programming, with its functions without side effects, has taught me how to better isolate the functionality in OOP code. Lisp with its "code is data, data is cod
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
No. At your thirties you can be at least a sharp as in your twenties. One of the main culprits of loss of sharpness is sleep deficit, that usually hits when having a full time job and family. It's not the age, it's the environment
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
There's lots of pro-cannabis and pro-LSD comments everywhere. My cynical view is that the "power" wants us all sedated, and it's investing its media to promote the "new" batch of drugs to get another generation
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> A touch screen and a keyboard based interface is the fastest generic UI. I've been using touch laptops only for years. The mouse dies hard though. Touch it's ok with laptops, but when working on a desktop computer, with real
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> > The glaring white background is absolutely horrendous. For me it's not that glaring. > What is it that brings people to dark background themes? On darker ambience dark colour schemes go easier on the eyes. I was a light-mo
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
I'd love to learn APL, all the symbols give it some mystic aura that make you feel as if you were reading a magic scroll, rather than mundane source code. OTOH J is great because it's easier to dive into, no strange keyboards need
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
I have found a solution someone posted [0] It looks similar to what I though I had to write, but I will have to reread it and the documentation to understand it well. And day 2 seems a bit too complex with my meager J knowledge. OTOH with t
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> I do not see how independence will solve them. In some cases, I think all this "proces" is just making it worse. If these problems were solved without us having to resort to become independent we would not do that. In fact if
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
Sorry, it's late and I'm tired of having the burden of proof. This is what I will add to the reactions to the ruling (and to the trial) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_of_Catalonia_independenc... . Severa
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
Why are you moving the goal? That's not a nice tactic. I've not expressed the Spanish practices as non-democratic or fascist, so I should not have to show an international condemnation for them in these words. In a shallow search
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
The whole world is not thinking that what our politicians did, if they did anything, was illegal. There have been plenty of interventions about the sentence, most of the ones I've heard about are against it. How justice works is to usu
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
Judges selected by the Spanish government. If the trial was fair, why is the majority of the sentence an explanation about how fair they were? One doesn't need to explain how clean they are, they just need to be clean. Why were policem
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
There are multiple organizations, each preparing their own mobilizations. Tsunami has only launched (AFAIK) the airport blockade. There are the CDRs, PicnicxRepublica, Omnium, ANC,... And probably many more. In fact there are suspicions abo
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> > In an ideal world the thought of getting a paycheck would be enough motivation. > We'll just have to disagree on that. In my ideal world, getting a paycheck would be a natural byproduct of doing something interesting, that
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
Daily Standups do make sense to some. In an ideal world everyone would be perfectly professional and not need any supervision at all. In the real world some times you might be in a rough period or have some other problem that makes concentr
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> Someone who is less of a hardliner: [...] his absolutist style of expressing it might have put a lot of people off I think this is two different issues. I wouldn't mind a softer talker, but I would prefer for that person to be a h
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
What if the stress is mostly from outside the job? Some of it could be "solvable" (better pay, better hours, ...), but some of it may not (family problems, health issues, ...). Is it taken into account or addressed?
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> characters continuously getting drunk in fiestas (since the common references to "your party" were translated to mean "your party events" rather than "your group of people"). I "fondly" remember
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
The problem with forums is that you end visiting 5~10 different forums, each with their own login, and some of them might be restricted at work (not that you should visit them often). So it's easier to have 2~4 aggregators in where all
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
It does have a link to the catalan version at the bottom.
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
I read somewhere that those years could have just been lunar cicles, so 900 cicles would be about 75 years. Sorry, too long ago to remember the source, and if it has any backing.
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by JaumeGreen 7y ago
> Isn't that the point in SOLID though? To try and have some guiding principles for achieving simplicity. Probalby yes, but some things are an overkill. "Single responsibility principle" is great, and should be practised.
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by JaumeGreen 8y ago
So what it is needed is that the car communicates with 911 and an automated system will tell it to wait for help, go to a destination where help will go to, or go to a help center (hospital or similar) where help will be waiting. It could e

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