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by V-2 10y ago
I do, and I can confirm that it's slower. With Polish Programmer's you need to use right Alt + [a], [e] etc. in order to type ą, ę, ł, ó, ś, ń, ż, ź, ć. I do it on machines where I have no time nor interest to add the PN-87, or Po
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by V-2 10y ago
This is often questioned. I'm not sure whether it's true. What is a fact is that the top row happens to contain all the letters in the word TYPEWRITER. Allegedly this was meant to help early salesman demonstrate the product. If th
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by V-2 10y ago
> you need to be able to change all your devices (desktop, mobile) to your new mapping, otherwise the constant mental switch from one to another keyboard layout won't bring you any speed and flow improvement. My writing speed goes
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by V-2 10y ago
I used carpalX for a while: http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/ I did feel it was more convenient, but I never got up to my typing speed with regular QWERTY (~130wpm), I peaked at about 60 or 80, can't remember. Surely
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by V-2 10y ago
The left-wing critique of capitalism has its roots in the dated, 19th century mindset of an Engineer. It has never really moved on from the "era of the telegraph and the steam engine" , as the author puts it. The core of it is th
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by V-2 10y ago
The inevitable and imminent demise of capitalism, it's been "beginning" for nearly 200 years now.
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by V-2 10y ago
Nah, these clothes are breathtaking. What colors! What a design!
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by V-2 10y ago
Nuclear stockpiles (and MAD) arguably reduce the number and likelihood of military conflicts. If it wasn't for nuclear weapons, we would've had third world war, possibly dwarfing the second in terms of casualties and destruction s
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by V-2 10y ago
This article sums it up perfectly: http://www.vox.com/2016/4/21/11451378/smug-american-liberali...
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by V-2 10y ago
That may be true, but what does it tell you? To me it shows that the implementation is lacking, if people need to sidestep the pattern on a regular basis, and are actually better off by doing so. It also introduces inconsistencies - in simi
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by V-2 10y ago
In my opinion WPF was MVVM done badly, and never fixed. Having to implement complex converters just to map a couple of radiobuttons to an enum was ridiculous. The amount of boilerplate made it look like a joke. As someone said, WPF makes th
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by V-2 10y ago
Not quite. For MVVM (unlike MVP and the like), you need the "glue" that ties viewmodels to views. Rolling it out by hand is far from trivial, not to mention things such as IDE support etc. The official Data Binding library by Goog
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by V-2 10y ago
Very recently Microsoft introduced VS for Mac (although I understand it's sort of a preview version). I don't know about OS X, but I used Xamarin Studio on Windows and it was horrible.
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by V-2 10y ago
Nothing too exciting yet, rather boring games, but this is to be expected at this level and phase of the match.
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by V-2 10y ago
> They seem to use church as a way to get as many votes as possible while balancing between many political options Well, it's a conservative party in a mostly catholic country. What else would they be doing? You just described the
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by V-2 10y ago
> I remember quite a few corruption scandals when PIS was ruling in 2005-2007 Hardly the same order of magnitude though. > the vice-prime minister of justice was sentencing oppisition members to prison To quote you, "I would
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by V-2 10y ago
"Bought by the church"? In what sense? Financial, I assume? What indicates that? The populism exhibited by PO was of a different sort, of course. We can probably agree about it. Despite being "civic" and all, they actual
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by V-2 10y ago
> Xamarin does not allow to have different layouts generated from shared code That's true, but noone says or recommends that all the code is shared. Typical Xamarin architecture and good practice assumes sharing the business (or
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by V-2 10y ago
Last I checked, Kotlin plugin isn't installed (in Android Studio) by default. Are you referring to IntelliJ Idea? I tried to use Scala for Android in the past and I gave up after attempting to set it up for a few hours. Admittedly it w
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by V-2 10y ago
"Populism" is sort of a weasel word, but Law and Justice (in Poland) is arguably less populist than the party they replaced at power (Civic Platform), and certainly much less corrupt, whether you like their conservative outlook or
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by V-2 10y ago
Well, it's kind of the point. Kotlin is supposed to be light weight and easy. Besides, using Scala for Android, while possible, is cumbersome. Kotlin wins this one hands down.
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by V-2 10y ago
I like both, but why do you consider Kotlin better than C#? I also don't get your point about how lame Xamarin apps look. Xamarin apps use native layout components (could be wrapped with lowest common denominator abstractions in case o
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by V-2 10y ago
Their approach to geometry could be quite different though. Eg. they could use non-Euclidean geometry by default, 2D only being a special/edge case, and Pi, while encountered in calculations once in a while, wouldn't have a status
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by V-2 10y ago
Right! Thanks
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by V-2 10y ago
Customizable, yet not very usable - if the gesture you want to set already exists, Vivaldi doesn't let you overwrite it (unassigning the other one). Hell, it doesn't even tell you which one has taken it : ) Gotta find it on your o
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by V-2 10y ago
https://recharge.co/ ? Looks nice, but I can't find "jobs" nor "careers" section on the site...
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by V-2 10y ago
Alt+D, Ctrl(/Cmd)+L, F6, many ways to skin that cat ;)
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by V-2 10y ago
...and mouse gestures still aren't customizable again (they already had this long, long ago).
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by V-2 10y ago
Because it's so slow, perhaps they wouldn't have developed this habit if it wasn't
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by V-2 10y ago
Is Project Rider usable already? I remember it was sort of in alpha not long ago

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