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by SZJX 10y ago
Of course the only way to be 100% sure would be to actually test it out by sending an actual email isn't it. This is just so obvious. I think the point of email regexes out there is not to make up for the user's silly typing mista
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by SZJX 10y ago
In some sense it's true, but what's your point? Still in those companies, a better language/framework can go a long way in conducing better code quality, even if the boss gives zero shit about it.
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by SZJX 10y ago
Well no need to be so aggressive I guess. Many of the points make some sense. But ultimately for me I get the feeling that although the managers might be happy with Go, I'd definitely not want to be such a programmer day-in day-out.
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by SZJX 10y ago
tbh I don't think workers even inside of that environment will be much pleased either. The managers are likely pleased because it speeds up the organizational efficiency, but that doesn't necessarily have anything to do with t
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by SZJX 10y ago
> It is not ‘missing’ comprehensions, or inheritance, or generics, they are omitted (and I pray, always will be). In some way, in the context of the current fashion of returning to more functional languages, or the evolution of good old
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by SZJX 10y ago
Didn't the guy already say it in the video? They tried various times but the system is so broken and rigged that it just won't work. The senate just outright denies any of the reform bills. It's really desperate that one will
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by SZJX 10y ago
Which listed company is that though
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by SZJX 10y ago
Apparently the students are cheap and the work they do is menial thing that everybody can do.
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by SZJX 10y ago
I think that's the typical US for you.
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by SZJX 10y ago
Well this seems to be an exaggeration. Does this plugin also send anything for non-text based files at all?
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by SZJX 10y ago
Why is Java 8 even worse though? It supposedly introduces several mechanisms to reduce redundancy?
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by SZJX 10y ago
> If you're charging for your app - which you should be in a lot of cases I think it really depends. Many of the most successful businesses thrive purely on ads. Also you'll have to consider which market you're targeting.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Is that anything very surprising though. Surely similar things have been expressed a lot elsewhere. Even the very basic normal distribution tells us something similar as well. So I don't think it really helps a lot in any way. I'd
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by SZJX 11y ago
That in a sense is of course true and you'd always be wary of such narratives and keep your own cool and detached judgements. But I don't think there's anything wrong with the "having fun" bit anyways. Surely at the
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by SZJX 11y ago
The transition definitely makes sense in the long term. The terms of services not so much. And that's where I think the controversy lies.
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by SZJX 11y ago
I don't think if you work like crazy 24-7 there's any "ethic" in it. I'd say it's more of some sort of morbidness. Human beings are not meant to live this way, and exemplifying such an attitude really makes a p
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by SZJX 11y ago
TBH I don't think you can easily destroy things in Vim/Emacs though. As long as you don't for some reason run it as sudo the security mechanism is quite robust.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Such arguments are nonsense. Sure the criticism might be a bit harsh but what on earth do one's credentials matter in such situations? Oh so if I'm not some superstar open source contributor I can't try to point out what coul
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by SZJX 11y ago
It's a bit weird though. Why couldn't he just rent a house/borrow money to pay for a temporary residence, then pay off using his paycheck? If his case was indeed already listed as exonerated, then he should be able to at leas
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by SZJX 11y ago
I have no idea how the author found this code more complex. Probably he's still more used to imperative programming, but functional programming styles and one liners will mostly greatly simply the understanding of the code.
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by SZJX 11y ago
What's the point? This is what makes open source projects awesome and most authors will obviously be glad that their projects are being picked up and expanded by more people.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Lol not sure if you're joking or not. How is your idea not "cynical", even closer to the definition of "cynical"?
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by SZJX 11y ago
I've always hated this notion of being "gifted" and "successful". What does that ever mean? Everybody should have his/her own life to live and experience in full. Trying to force such an shallow and meaningless
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by SZJX 11y ago
He talks as if fiction and all kinds of literature don't exist, as if writing is only useful for conveying advice and commentary. This particular kind of writing might suit him well but this is not how it works in general. His idea tha
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by SZJX 11y ago
That's a very peculiar perspective to say the least. However I don't think it makes much sense TBH. Nobody would lower his/her expectation of the work just because that guy said he worked so hard and didn't even sleep mu
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by SZJX 11y ago
Not sure what you're comparing OO to , but it certainly makes l little sense if you're comparing with FP. Grouping by function is so much more natural than artificially attaching the same function into different objects. When I co
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by SZJX 11y ago
A good title to promote your product, sure, but there's little substance or truth in the claim really.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Such a claim really reeks of elitism and predeterminism. Everybody has similar inherent capacities as long as you're not born with some serious disorder. it's just that some people work harder, plan better and are more obsessed wi
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by SZJX 11y ago
I think the team could very well exist permanently. It's just that their aim would then not be to unify tools, but to ensure code quality and work efficiency of various teams, as the author already stated in the article. Quality assura
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by SZJX 11y ago
Why do you need expandable storage if you get 64/128GB. I've never even managed storage on my 64GB Nexus 6 since I got it in February, and I have tons of audiobooks with hundreds hours of length already.

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