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by a_imho 5y ago
A lot compared to what?
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by a_imho 5y ago
What would you call it then if not forcing?
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Numeronymify(numeronymify.com)
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by a_imho 5y ago
Disappointed, there are no rules listed in the article that might predict commercial success. Maybe the last paragraph is the moneyquote, but it feels entirely shallow. I'm only suggesting that we properly gauge the difficulty of what
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by a_imho 5y ago
Individuals and interactions over processes and tools?
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Marek's Disease(en.wikipedia.org)
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by a_imho 5y ago
It is not for tech sake, this is building a database. Never attribute to incompetence what can be adequately explained by bogus engagement KPIs
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Linus Torvalds on C++(harmful.cat-v.org)
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by a_imho 5y ago
In my bubble it seems every other programmer wants to quit to take up wood working or craft brewing. Third by some distance is people growing stuff, especially chili peppers.
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by a_imho 5y ago
Salary++;
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by a_imho 5y ago
Office vs remote is a red herring. The fundamental question is whether an employee should be free to pick their preferred workplace. Is is a superset of regular office work.
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by a_imho 5y ago
I would play extra for a dumb car.
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by a_imho 5y ago
Whenever I'm forced to use 2fa the most probable outcome is that I will get locked out when I need to log in the most. Not to mention most implementation in the wild trivially reduces to 1 factor. I could make a case for MFA if really
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by a_imho 5y ago
My apartment is not conductive to robot vacuums, but would entertain the idea of employing a bunch of robot window cleaners. Seems like a very well defined problem at first glance.
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by a_imho 5y ago
It looks like someone at npr caught up with the perfectly functioning and compliant text only option.
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by a_imho 5y ago
Even this carefully curated demo looks lackluster, but I'm probably not the target audience.
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Ask HN: How do you measure success at work?
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by a_imho 5y ago
Another point to consider that is strictly superior is how streams offer ~effortless parallelism.
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by a_imho 5y ago
How to discourage employing dark patterns?
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by a_imho 5y ago
I think ads are an euphemism for spam and deserve the same legal status.
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Which Country Would Win in the Programming Olympics? (2016)(blog.hackerrank.com)
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by a_imho 5y ago
https://wiby.me/
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by a_imho 5y ago
From what I recall it was exactly the same 10 years ago. This is a repeating pattern, let's reinvent X but call it something else to bask in the rays of disruption and mislead regulators/consumers long enough to succeed.
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by a_imho 5y ago
Unfortunately I had to check it as well, and g seems to be a generating element of a finite cyclic group G https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exc...
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by a_imho 5y ago
Huh, I assumed scams ARE the content and the fluff needs to be added as cover.
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by a_imho 5y ago
Exactly, tooling is underhyped, programming languages do not exist in a vacuum. Intellij is at the top of the power continuum as far as I'm aware. It is a perfectly valid to pick Java just for this single reason imo.
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by a_imho 5y ago
I have the exact same criticism about Python.
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Ronald Reagan fires 11,359 air-traffic controllers (1981)(history.com)
200 points by a_imho 6y ago|251 comments
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by a_imho 6y ago
I simply don't understand how people favor a stringly typed custom DSL in a reasonably typed language like java. Why is it better to write Spring annotations instead of actual java code? There is literally no upside.
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by a_imho 6y ago
This is not the same problem AFAIU. You don't know whether your tests encode the correct specification either, but you must run them first to find out whether they pass, but with (dependent) types you can have the sorted list property

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