Marazan

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by Marazan 9y ago
That's an interesting point that I think might hew close to the truth. I'm amazed at the amount of complexity that people seem try and heap on top of React. It's like they have seen the core simplicity and are desperate to c
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by Marazan 9y ago
To be honest, React is so simple I don't understand what there is to be repulsed by.
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by Marazan 9y ago
I suppose SOAP was wrapped up in the whole Service Oriented Architecture thingy that was going on then. The faculty at my university were... sceptical of the approach so I suppose I was in an environment that wasn't going to be pro SOA
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by Marazan 9y ago
No one ever thought SOAP was cool.
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by Marazan 9y ago
It's a question of convenience for the parents to not use another cheap alternative -- cloth diapers Time spent cleaning cloth diapers is time not spent working and earning money. Being poor is expensive. Being poor means you are on
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by Marazan 9y ago
Yes but not all updates are created equal. A 50 line status update is not equivalent to clicking a like. The everything-nature of the feed itself is the problem. It is the source of its own weakness. A source of information too dense to
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by Marazan 9y ago
The newsfeed is a creation of mobilefirst. Remember old Facebook? The MySpace ripoff with a nice design? Your homepage populated with widgets? That can easily cope with 200 friends. You'd just have separate widgets for different type
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by Marazan 9y ago
Subverting and abusing UI lifecycle methods has a history as long as UI components have existed. As a former Adobe Flex dev I had to maintain mountains of scream inducing code I had to maintain that was littered with callLaters - the cleare
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by Marazan 9y ago
Ada is case insensitive. put_line would have worked just as well
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by Marazan 9y ago
Point of order, the iPod went no where until they added syncing with a PC - something everyone point ted out as being necessary on launch.
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by Marazan 9y ago
There is no* risk for the acquiring company. *Obvious simplification is obvious. The risk is they can't keep acquirred company alive long enough to extract a profit before the husk of a company finally implodes.
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by Marazan 9y ago
It begs to be a mobile game. It's ability to be played, satisfactorily, in tiny bite size chunks - of maybe only a few minutes at a time - demands it makes its way to mobile. I want it on my phone for my commute.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Yes. By not having them there makes them easier to read and understand. Seriously. It is often the case that very simple stream operations end with ludicrously complex type signatures. By being able to var them it makes them far simpler to
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by Marazan 9y ago
Reading long nested generic type declarations in Java is an absolute utter mental pain. Being able to vat that shit will be a god send.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Cancer survival rates are suprisingly tricky to measure. If I'm diagnosed with an incurable cancer 5 years before it kills me Vs diagnosed 3 months before hand then scenario 1 looks better in the cancer stats but scenario 2 is better
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by Marazan 9y ago
I find the small private offices (say 4 people) the worst of all worlds.
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by Marazan 9y ago
>What's being patented isn't the math, it's the implementation of that math. That makes absolutely zero sense as an argument. It is absolutely the mathematical principles being patented otherwise how can you possibly prose
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by Marazan 9y ago
If you're mentoring jr devs ten it's going to be years before they rise up high enough to have any influence on you getting promotion.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Hint, huge market downturns wiping out your stocks account correlate with times people suddenly need access to free cash.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Yeah, like seriously: https://readonlymemory.vg/shop/book/britsoft-an-oral-history... is a incredibly lovely book, 420 pages only a small smattering of colour plates it it is £30, around about $45 USD. This CRPG
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by Marazan 9y ago
No they didn't. It was pure media hogwash from Ryanair that got them lots of column inches of free advertising.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Absolutely 100% did not see that coming.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Orrrrrrrrr they'll find power without externalities priced in.
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by Marazan 9y ago
I believe the reasonable person test would result in a court coming to the conclusion that he had presented himself as neither a lawyer nor that he was giving legal advice. However, I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice
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by Marazan 9y ago
I just want a date ordered list of everything my friends have posted. Is that too much to ask for?
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by Marazan 9y ago
HINT: This post was ironic
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by Marazan 9y ago
To the user Dropbox is completely, 100% transparent. It is just another folder on their computer. That is he magic of Dropbox and what people missed in the infamous Hacker News first post.
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by Marazan 9y ago
Roundabout.
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by Marazan 9y ago
I have a few of these chips in my desk. I was building a slightly less ambitious 2 SN76489 synth using a Teensy LC as the brains. Some kind of wiring/soldering snafu has me stymied though. Works fine on the breadboard but fails on the
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by Marazan 9y ago
I dropped the Black Swan after only a few pages as Taleb managed, within those few pages, to simultaneously mock someone for using a personal anecdote to justify a position only to repeatedly use personal anecdotes over the next few pages t

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