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Uchikoma
13y ago
And Scala as another JVM language.
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13y ago
Except I'll pay another 63% for p&p.
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13y ago
"Learning never to use them is just as legitimate." Indeed! I would from my experience not use Z80 assembler - though I like it much more than 6502 - and CP/M as an OS for a social media website. I have the gut feeling though
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13y ago
Criticizing tools is excellent. Deciding about their benefits and limitations, learning about when to use them and when not to use them. Sharing experiences so people can make better choices. Criticism in this way is rare though. Bashing a
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13y ago
He was bashing a programming language - you call it Enterprise Java - for laughs and karma, not seeing languages as tools you can use based on your judgement. I hope we once will grow beyond bashing. [Edit] And this is the highest voted com
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13y ago
Language bashing is what characterizes our industry. I have the dream that one day we will recognize languages as the tool they are and be mature enough to chose tools by utility and not by hype, hipness or pop culture and see there benefit
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13y ago
Happens to me on Spiegel.de
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Happens to me today on Spiegel.de - one of the largest German sites (news site)
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13y ago
Nice! We did a real time raytracer with 2 spheres where you could move around one with C and a cluster of DEC Alphas 20 years ago, funny to see this on my laptop in Javascript (!) now.
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Elop was placed to hit the ice berg, he did, mission accomplished.
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I have a very high opinion of PG But he's not objective if topics touch Y-combinator startups¹, the same happened during the AirBnb PR disaster. ¹ and when he talks about programming languages ;)
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13y ago
In German there are two words - perhaps in English too. It's "verliebt" and "liebe/lieben". The first is in the beginning, the second after some time (although people will tell you they love you "liebe dic
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13y ago
Thanks. The gender of a poster seems very important to you. It's not important to me.
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13y ago
I'm feeling sorry for the daughter. The poster is hard to take seriously, one mention of the harassment ("sandwiches"), at least three times he mentions "Visual Basic? Seriously??". He seems more concerned about lan
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13y ago
Paypal: If you presale we might freeze your account Merchant does presale Paypal freezes account Merchant: Why you did that?
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13y ago
Or you could read the terms of the business relationship with PayPal: Am I allowed to presell? Yes, you are allowed to presell items as long as you follow these guidelines. Off eBay presale requirements If you sell items in an onl
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13y ago
You're right, but then there was no PayPal when PayPal reached their size, so the situation now seems different to me.
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13y ago
Love the boldness. Going against flat is bold - and ugly. It reminds me of a book I had in the 90s which showed 5-click Photoshop tricks, there was a golden bevel trick in there (and marble, and shadows, and stamping).
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13y ago
1.) Yes, the article was about choosing the right approach for validation 2.) I urge developers to step back and think about the requirements they get. Concerning those I would have thought what validity in this situation means, e.g. light
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13y ago
For me it depends on what "validity" means. 1.) Prevent typos etc. Regex or Mailgun or Kicksend is enough. 2.) Prevent bounces, prevent wrong signups one needs to do double opt in.
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13y ago
How does one store that a user opted out of cookies?
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13y ago
"Riding a bike vs driving actually causes more pollution (because farms make lots of pollution) [unless you replace exercise you anyway do with bike riding]." This is a very interesting point, do you have some numbers to back that
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Because Elon Musk is god here and worshipped.
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The low hanging fruit is always getting others doing something. I for myself see the low hanging fruits with the things I can do or influence.
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13y ago
The government offered someone by their choosing and told Miranda that he was a lawyer - which the person may be or may not be.
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13y ago
That's the whole point, bitcoin not being treated as a good you trade.
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Tesla S is an excellent car. Loved it when I sat in one. What came to light in Germany some years ago, with a heated discussion, is that automotive companies seem to optimize their cars towards specific tests. The discussion raged around wh
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-2? Wozniak worshippers, you can do better in punishing an heretic!
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Can we stop this Wozniak worshiping every time there is a link to something this guy said?
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Could have been a ship name :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_spacecraft_in_the_Cultu... "No One Knows What The Dead Think", Fast Picket, Culture
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