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by TeeWEE 9y ago
The big win is easy swappable port implementations. Which makes unit testing super fast. It's a better separation of concerns. The ports or often implemented as interfaces.
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
If you know would show a list of 100 heterosexual man to this neural machine, it would probably qualify a high percentage as gay. Since it was learning on a 50/50 dataset.
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
No "bitcoin" searches in china? Did the Party block it or something?
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
I ran (the sample app) it on my galaxy s8 and its a bit slow sometimes, but it tracks tables well. Floor not so.. Anybody knows where i can find more apk sample apps to test?
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
This is skewed. My father has solar panels and an electric car. So its charged overnight by the battery at his home. This is how you should use electric cars: Start using solar panels. Its a logical combination. Electric cars accelerate dec
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Normal apps are around 10 to 20mb, which is still big. But the reason for this is support for different screen resolutions. Images of different sizes are bundled with the app, even though the phone only needs on of them. Vector graphics wil
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Very nice article, but in practice it almost is never usefull to switch a production system from postgres to dynamodb. Or rewrite it from python to clojure. But since its a pet project, its a nice way to learn new technology.
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
You dont understand ethereum. Ether is a programming platform for smart contracts on the blockchain. Is a revolution.
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Lets start running android apps in the browser!
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Its a combination of reasons: - Netherlands is compact (10km from town to town, bikable) - Netherlands is flat - Cities are old, and are not easy to navigate with cars - Cars are expensive - Infrastructure is in place (everywhere!) - Bikes
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Elon Musk has a high standard. And requires the best. I think thats how he has become big. Also read this: https://www.quora.com/What-is-it-like-to-work-with-Elon-Musk "Working with him isn’t a comfortable experience,
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
I'm using my Echo as part of my smart house. And using it every day for the following things: "Alexa turn on/off the lights" "Alexa turn my home temperature to 20 degrees" "Alexa play Sublime FM Radio&quot
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Note: You can play with the UI on your android phone: http://www.mediafire.com/file/wpjxvjwd236cfz1/Armadillo.apk Since flutter is a cross platform UI framework.
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
I played with Flutter before, and it is such a nice way to build mobile apps. Its based on react, its like react native but it has its own rendering engine. And i can also image apps to be loaded directly from the web (ala like a browser).
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by TeeWEE 9y ago
Ver nice and technically better than gRPC. However i better bet my company success on a standard that the big giant Google is betting on, and other companies are embracing. Also client side libraries for all langauges is important. Probably
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Do you have automated end-to-end tests in DSL? Seriously? What is considered a DSL?
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Whatever the concerns are, the human race should try to get fusion energy to work no matter what. Fusion energy will be a big step in human civilization in progress. It basically means unlimited energy at a fraction of the cost. Intelligent
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
What is the net income over a 150k salary in San Fransisco?
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Wow we are really getting underpaid here in Europe (Amsterdam). Max salaries for Seniors is really around 70k per year. Without an extra bonus.
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Setting up a new connection for every request considered normal for stateless applications? Really? This is a big scaling issue in your stack. You need connection pooling also for stateless apps.
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Looks cool. But everybody who thinks of building a webapp, try todo it without react if you don't need it. For example https://next-news.now.sh/ is MUCH MUCH slower than normal hacker news. And its also much more diffi
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Circular Airport Runway: Improving Airports Efficiency(nos.nl)
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Exactly what I thought, in some cultures asking somebody if they are happy on a 10 scale ladder, will result in high values because the culture's norm is to be positive. While in some other countries the social norm is to be pessimisti
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
What was the atmospheric pressure during the tests? Martian like?
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Marketing is important, however more important is to build in a viral loop into your product, that for every new customer x>1 new customers are contacted. This is how social networks work, invite your friends systems, etc. However, even
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
I once interviewed at Uber. I told them I was also interviewing at other companies, to see what was available. They told me this was not "the people they where looking for". And it wouldn't be "OK" to say something
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Basically having Rich parents makes it easier to become rich. This is even true in the Netherlands. I see children buying houses with parents money and subrenting it to make a profit. I just cant do this, i don't have the capital
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
def doSomething():Unit = {...} def doSomething:Unit = {...} def doSomething() = {...} def doSomething = {...} def doSomething() {...} def doSomething {...}
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
Scala is a very complex languages, allowing tons of construct. And multiple ways to code anything. In any serious, bigger team project, you don't wanna use Scala imho. Not forgetting the super ugly stack traces. If you really need func
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by TeeWEE 10y ago
True. But that doesnt mean we can improve the bandwidth. Currently the way we interact with a computer is very constraint. We should at least increase our input 4x fold.

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