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by LandR 7y ago
Isn't this something you can only get if you are in at risk group? I can't go to my doctor and just get a flu shot, I don't think?
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by LandR 7y ago
No, I think this only applies to an infinite amount of monkeys or you wait an infinitely long time. Infinite != million years.
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by LandR 7y ago
>a lot of people saying it was bad, a nuisance, should be disabled in the browser, webpages should fail gracefully to non-JS content, I still feel like this.
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by LandR 7y ago
I have a TV without a TV licence, but here is how not joined up the TV licence IT department is. I sent away to get a refund for my TV licence as I only had it part of the year, I filled in the form as to why I no longer require a TV licenc
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by LandR 7y ago
How is it not civil? He said Go is garbage, he didn't say anything of the people who write or work in Go. Go isn't an entity here that can be offended. It's a programming language.
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by LandR 7y ago
I opened a few, they look like pretty ordinary landscape photos. Hardly stunning or beautiful.
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by LandR 7y ago
Do you mean the word 'not'?
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by LandR 7y ago
You can sorta get partial application using lambdas, or whatever they called in C# Like a poor mans hacky partial application, one argument at a time. namespace Bored { using System; using System.Collections.Gene
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by LandR 7y ago
I'm a bit tempted to do something like this. We have an old creaky app which I'm tempted to rewrite in ClojureScript in my own time and then show them it. Worst case scenario they say it's great, now can we please rewrite it
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by LandR 7y ago
I would second this, CLojureScript is the first language that has made front end seem sane to me. Unfortunately your chances of getting a job doing ClojureScript is probably slim to none :(
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by LandR 7y ago
Solve loneliness by giving people another reason to stare at their phone. Sigh. I sometimes feel like the tech industry is an episode of black mirror.
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by LandR 7y ago
A lot of MS documentation now is awful. Azure stuff especially. Sometimes there is just no usable documentation for certain things at all. I've even seen documentation for certain Azure things where it just directs you to Stack Overflo
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by LandR 7y ago
>> participating in a popularity contest This almost entirely explains the entirety of the javascript ecosystem and the seemingly ever increasing number of, and frequently changing popularity of, the various frontends frameworks. It s
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by LandR 7y ago
But we have established engineering industries best practices to learn from, but it seems like we aren't.
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by LandR 7y ago
Sometimes coding is just mindless typing some boiler plate. It's easy to pay attention to something else. I see it like listening to podcast or something while mindlessly grinding in a game.
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by LandR 7y ago
I use picture in picture all the time! I have 3 monitors, but still not enough spave to take a full one up with a browser. So if I've got a YouTube video playing I'll pop it out and stick it in a corner of one.
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by LandR 7y ago
> However coding is different from programming so that's a different story. Exactly this, coding is just typing. I've already solved the problem and now I need to write the code to implement it. At that point I want all the hel
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by LandR 7y ago
> companies are pretty good at taking advantage of a good thing This is not my experience at all.
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by LandR 7y ago
Rider is miles faster than visual studio for me!
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by LandR 7y ago
Unfortunately good ideas take a long time to catch on in our industry!
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by LandR 7y ago
foo() |> bar |> quax |> hotdog You could always stick a breakpoint at the start of bar, quax or hotdog and see what was passed in?
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by LandR 7y ago
Everyone seems to think that, but I feel this ends up being death by a thousand cuts. I don't know a single piece of software on my computer right now that doesn't crash, act weird, hang or do something else to annoy me on a daily
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by LandR 7y ago
Most software is bad because most developers are bad. I don't think it's more complicated than that.
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by LandR 7y ago
Other good clojure add on for ideaj is rainbow brackets! And clojure pretty symbols.
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by LandR 7y ago
My default Clojure REPL in IdeaJ with Cursive has colour coding, hints from the docs etc. If I type (set/union a b) it will auto add the set namespac, it has history etc. Supports paredit. It will also do some autocomplete, a
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by LandR 7y ago
Can we not simulate these weapons, instead of actually blowing them up? The physics seems to be pretty well understood, is this just impossible with current tech? Doesn't the US government have access to some pretty amazing supercomput
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by LandR 7y ago
I've seen some pretty long compile times in C#, at my previous job building a local copy of the whole solution was around 40mins to an hour (400+ csproj).
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by LandR 7y ago
How do you deal with multothreaded debugging? In my ide I can see all threads, I can freeze and unfreeze threads as I want, I can run a threads to the same point. All while inspecting the variables in use. Or pausing code and seeing the who
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by LandR 7y ago
I think ultimate in this case means the airport where they finally landed. e.g, if you planned to go to Alices house, then Bobs house but Bob wasn't home so you went to Eves house. Your ultimate destination was Eves house.
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by LandR 7y ago
Something I discovered about Clojure's cond recently. It usually looks likethis: (cond (< a b) (println "a < b") (> a b) (println "a > b") :else (println "a = b"))

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