Jenk

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by Jenk 3y ago
I don't follow - Noon is 12pm, midnight is 12am.
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by Jenk 3y ago
The whole point is to continuously integrate your work with that of others. If you are a solo operation then sure, no diff. On a team? Different story.
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by Jenk 3y ago
my initial interpretation was 2x10^18 and was very intrigued.
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by Jenk 3y ago
The pic lists his DOB as 1983 so yeah, he looks like he is in his 20s in that pic. I don't understand your point. Searching his name instantly shows images with a mich more contemporary look, and somelooking 15+ years older than that o
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by Jenk 3y ago
That looks like an old photo, the dress and hair are very reminiscent of early-mid 00s style.
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by Jenk 3y ago
my current spotify peeve: hitting play when I have no connectivity results in.... nothing. Absolutely nothing. No discernable activity of any kind. Disabling wifi & data works, but just being without an active connection - such as when
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by Jenk 3y ago
The "pros" of JS exist within TS.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Given TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, it's actually a question of "Would you prefer it if we took these (TypeScript) things away?"
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by Jenk 3y ago
I can confirm NYC was the starting ground and biggest market place for AirBnB. I had access to data from https://www.airdna.co/ in a former role.
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by Jenk 3y ago
I used to work for a similar company - a competitor - and the marketing analysis would consistently and very strongly return the same result everytime: Customers think they are getting more for their money via a short-term rental platform l
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by Jenk 3y ago
That is a penny drop moment for me. You are absolutely right that that is the primary purpose.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Yeah I meant more when folk `ssh root@host` over `su - root` But I do recall it being a lot more pleasant tracing who ran what sequence of commands, on a host used by many people in concurrent workflows, when it's sudo over su. It&#x
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by Jenk 3y ago
> If you can sudo, you already have root, albeit limited. It's more of an ergonomic feature to discourage users logging in as root and destroying the system, than any kind of reliable security compartmentalization. I figured it was
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by Jenk 3y ago
For someone who opened with an accusation of baseless claims, you haven't done a very good job of providing a basis for your own claims.
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by Jenk 3y ago
I would love to but I just can't see how it could be done. I am interpreting the task as "how can we make people who favour strong typing favour not use strong typing?" - something that I just don't think is possible. I
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by Jenk 3y ago
I don't need to "justify" their immaterialness. The OP needs to explain how it is material. But whatever... The merits of ES6 are also present in typescript. Thus claim 1 is immaterial. Claim two is rebuked by intellisense an
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by Jenk 3y ago
The reasons for not using/supporting typescript[0] seem irrelevant. 1. Is wholly immaterial. 2. Is pure conjecture ("Dynamic typing is a good thing") that I happen to vehemently disagree with. 3. Also wholly immaterial. [0]:
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by Jenk 3y ago
It is interpreted as positive/affirmative against the correctness or relevance of the previous output. Telling it 'That is correct' will achieve a very similar effect (as will saying 'No'/'That isn't
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by Jenk 3y ago
Apologies but I feel lile this is quite an important distinction to make: > down 66% down to 66%. "down X" suggests/implies down by X.
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by Jenk 3y ago
> If RA theory and gameplay were mandatory in Congress the United States would be better positioned to both deter and compete with its global adversaries. Surely these "global adversaries" are a myth? Isn't the US Military
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by Jenk 3y ago
Not true. Delivery doesn't necessarily mean Release. Before the "Continuous Delivery" mantra took flight, Scrum et al came with Delivery Plans and, crucially as a separate artefact, a Release plan. This was specifically to
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by Jenk 3y ago
I pay less for the full toolbox than I do for my spotify family account. I think it is about £12pcm, though that is with the 40% discount you get after 2 years of sub.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Datagrip is market-leading for UI/X of DB tooling AFAIAC. Would you mind giving an example of a tool you regard as having a better UI?
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by Jenk 3y ago
My point for choosing AA as an example was that it uses an entirely bespoke language, modelling system, and the APIs are just horrendous. Obscurity has not prevented (some) great things happen with/for Bohemia but I do wonder what grea
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by Jenk 3y ago
I would truly love to see a game use haskell for mod APIs. Or perhaps erlang a better choice. As an example of just how far accessible APIs can benefit games/their players: The god awful language and API that has enabled Armed Assault
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by Jenk 3y ago
I was aghast that you cannot move the taskbar. Now I am forced to keep it in the least optimal orientation. On my employer-provided system that is. No way is that dumpster fire of privacy invading, 80% baked UX, nonsense getting anywhere ne
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by Jenk 3y ago
NewPipe has that feature. https://newpipe.net/
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by Jenk 3y ago
Indeed, it's selection bias. You're only seeing/hearing those who talk about it, and those who talk the most about it are (probably) from opposing ends of the "positive/negative appreciation of it" scale.
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by Jenk 3y ago
Hooks are like cooking with really sharp knives - excellent when treated with care and healthy respect for the dangers, but will/can cut you up really badly in a moment of absent-mindedness.
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by Jenk 3y ago
This site (fancyparking) is old . Before font support was implemented well in webrowsers.. hell before HTML was implemented well in browsers.

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