LandR

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by LandR 6y ago
Possibly because there aren't many famous Elons?
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by LandR 6y ago
Most C# is boilerplate code!
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by LandR 6y ago
C# takes the nice features of F# and implements in a slightly worse way.
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by LandR 6y ago
Scrum is a way to take a below average or poor developer and turn them into an average developer. It's also great at taking great developers and turning them into average developers. Everyone just wants to take something easy off the b
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by LandR 6y ago
Its appaling how badly that site fails without JS enabled.
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by LandR 6y ago
Yep, bright screens give me headaches and sometimes migraines, which means I end up needing to lie in a dark room for an hour. I try to dark mode everything I can as well as have monitors in reader mode and contrast turned down.
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by LandR 6y ago
I've only ever heard it used in a fighting sense, like dodging or feinting a blow. Apparently it also means fake, so they faked their data. But this doesn't seem right either reading the actual article. IT wasn't faked so muc
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by LandR 6y ago
Yeah this is just extrapolation and not based on actual tests. There is no way the number is as high as 25%. I mean just look at New York or other hard hit areas, from the actual antibody tests performed the upper limit on the number of peo
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by LandR 6y ago
Annoying if you turn countries off in the graph, then change the slider for days they all turn back on again.
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by LandR 6y ago
I feel the same, we are starting to use Go now and I really don't like it. Things that in other languages I can do in half a dozen lines of code, I find I'm writing 4x time more in go. And I find it pretty unreadable, it's no
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by LandR 6y ago
Junkie - The definitive text of junk.
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by LandR 6y ago
> GO strengths lie in its ..... expressive power. Am I misunderstanding what people mean by expressive? I would say Go is one of the least expressive languages out there.
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by LandR 6y ago
I find most answers on stack overflow to be useless and a lot are just garbage. I feel the whole site needs a big banner "PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS IN PRODUCTION"
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by LandR 6y ago
I could never grasp Gimp either but found photoshop made sense to me. I just wish it wasn't so expensive.
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by LandR 6y ago
I keep hearing that it's like this in the US. In the UK I don't know anyone in their 40s struggling to find software developer jobs in the UK! I'm almost 40 and are constantly getting harassed by recruiters. My mate in his 60
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by LandR 6y ago
The clojure one to reverse a string makes it a sequence of characters, then reverses that sequence and puts it back together again as a string.. Why not jsut: (require '[clojure.string :as str]) (let [s "hello"]
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by LandR 7y ago
I feel a blanket IFR figure isn't all that helpful. Won't there be a high level of age stratification in there. Over 60, death rate will be way higher than if you are younger and probably close to zero under 20. It seems better if
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by LandR 7y ago
I'm about far from anti-vaxer stance as its possible to be, so please don't think this is where this is coming from, but isn't this crazy quick compared to how long vaccines usually take? Is the long time to create vaccines n
619.
by LandR 7y ago
A couple of weeks ago I installed Ubuntu 18.04, it took hours to get it working fine. I had to install the properitary NVidia drivers but it kept locking the entire machine, sometimes 30 seconds after booting, sometimes a few minutes. Took
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by LandR 7y ago
In 18.04 you can install via the Software Center
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by LandR 7y ago
I think Molly is my favourite. Although I still can't make Carbonara well to save my life.
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by LandR 7y ago
> serves no practical purpose Not everything needs to serve a practical purpose.
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by LandR 7y ago
I think they mean having too much in your "to read" list that it becomes overwhelming. I didn't realise that was a thing. "A Firefox extension to fight reading anxiety by limiting the maximum number of stored articles an
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by LandR 7y ago
Dunno about Scala, but Clojure - another JVM language, has a GraalVM native executable for Hello WOrld about 8MB. Not that slim.
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by LandR 7y ago
> I fully agree with everything listed in this article. One point he alluded to (by mentioning the "friendly" exclamation marks) but didn't fully address is the Elm community's bizarre and infuriating language policin
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by LandR 7y ago
This is a whole new level of crazy to me, what on earth do people think 5g has to do with the current pandemic? >One suggests 5G suppresses the immune system, the other claims the virus is somehow using the network's radio waves to
627.
by LandR 7y ago
In the UK I'm expecting restrictions and lockdowns till around October ish.
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by LandR 7y ago
Would an ancient virus be any harm to modern humans? Or would we be too different to what was around millions of years ago for it to be a le to survive and infect people?
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by LandR 7y ago
I don't currently have a TV licence as I don't watch TV. My TV isn't hooked up to the aerial and I don't have an iPlayer account. I can't possibly be expected to pay a licence fee on top of my broadband, surely.
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by LandR 7y ago
Ha! At our place they tried to force the corporate wallpaper on us. I never really understood the point of it. As far as I know their was no issue with NSFW wallpapers or unsuitable wallpapers, so I don't know why some places want us t

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