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by agentgt 11y ago
The issue is not having space aka house in suburbia... the issue is ownership . I am assuming you don't own your apartment. It would be ideal if you did and speaking as a landlord in a semi urban area it is not "It's unnece
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by agentgt 11y ago
Great nostalgia! Sort of reminds me of the incessant photo flashes during the fight with Mike Tyson when he is about to punch you (speaking of which I never got to fight white Mike, I only beat the original). If I recall correctly there are
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by agentgt 11y ago
Funny thing is I sort of like how many many apps do not override ctrl/command p and respect it. Almost every editor I use I use the print commands (ctrl/command p + some other keys) as my global personal short cut chain. That way
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by agentgt 11y ago
Seth has written some great stuff in the past but this was not his finest. > 1. one piece of software... no extra cost... There is a cost. Additional bandwidth for downloading. Additional language translations. Additional opera
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by agentgt 11y ago
I didn't find the data to be very compelling but the real world example with Pandas and D3 very helpful. Probably irrelevant but I feel the article should probably be titled differently like "Using Pandas and D3 to get a rough....
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by agentgt 11y ago
Not all anonymous classes are lambdas. There are many situations like async streams or even synchronous iterators that require multiple methods. Erik Meijer even mentions somewhere in this video that he is remiss that C# doesn't have a
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by agentgt 11y ago
Groovy still has anonymous classes. And yes there are other languages that have anonymous classes I just didn't feel like enumerating them especially the OP article was about C#. Let me just say this so there isn't any assumption
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by agentgt 11y ago
I have to say I really don't like scaffolding tools other than maybe just an example generator. Typically thats what I use them for is just to generate an "example" project. Somewhat useful if your brand new to a technology o
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by agentgt 11y ago
For me "Continuity" [1] (ie phone call on computer if I can't find my iphone) is the killer feature for why I stick with Apple. I know there are is something sort of like it for Android but someone showed it to me and it didn
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by agentgt 11y ago
Hopefully this is relevant but one of the things I had difficulty with in Rust is closures (or more specifically the lifetime and pointers of closures) and wiring up a system or library that needs lots of callback things. See I'm used
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by agentgt 11y ago
Yes I agree. Even on my Mac I have seen it take more memory than Spotify and Spotify these days is basically running a Chrome instance. I use VLC for most quicktime/itunes things these days.
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by agentgt 11y ago
I interpreted it as "it's sad that those Window users having been using just Windows for 5 or more years and not Mac". IMO He's catering to the audience of Apple enthusiasts (who are the ones that watch Apple events gene
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by agentgt 11y ago
> people taking lots of medications are probably less healthy in general, and therefore more likely to develop dementia. I have already seen several casual confounds in other comments like this and I have to think the scientist went to
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by agentgt 11y ago
More and more I see toolkits basically turning microservice into a message queue system. More and more intelligent behavior is needed at the endpoints that its starting to leak into the pipes. Often times the behavior of the endpoints (e.g.
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by agentgt 11y ago
While I agree that sounds like a plausible theory (and sort of reminds of the domestication theory... ie cute animals get more parental and human focus) but there are just too many animals that barely take care of their young that still sle
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by agentgt 11y ago
This is exactly what happened to Greece (my in-laws are Greek). Greeks and Greek Americans are completely cash based. Consequently the government has no idea how wealthy its residents are and tax evasion is extremely rampant. I'm sure
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by agentgt 11y ago
The reality is everybody is an investor and its far easier to shoot for the moon when you don't have financial troubles or obligations. As you can see many investors do this when they have money (literally shoot for the moon... or mars
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by agentgt 11y ago
This is exactly how I eventually approached the "passion" problem. For the most part it works but resentment can build up (on both parties). Generally the person or entity has some idea of my abilities and so I say I'll give
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by agentgt 11y ago
Really... you take issue with some exaggeration in buoyancy physics over the undead pirates?
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by agentgt 11y ago
Sorry for the late reply but yes you can write some Groovy that will not work on Java (I'm trying to find when and where it happened to me... that could have changed). The issue is that there are things you can do in JVM bytecode that
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by agentgt 11y ago
My company makes recruiting software so I talk and deal with many recruiters. I have to say I severely cringe every time a recruiter says "Rockstar" or "Ninja" (in a job description or ask if I am one). Just imagine usin
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by agentgt 11y ago
> "API to be consumed in language X then you need to write the API itself in language X" I have to agree with the OP's point if your writing a library you should write it in the base language (common denominator). I work o
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by agentgt 11y ago
I actually saw this article and was immediately thinking of an additional product my company could sell (we sell recruiting software). But then I started playing devils advocate. If your sending an offer letter wouldn't you want it rea
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by agentgt 11y ago
> We already have hints from various nations who have tried to control populations, with evidence of detrimental and unintended side-effects. Some might argue it did help China. I'm curious what examples you are thinking of (citatio
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by agentgt 11y ago
Being someone who owns a company with no investors that makes money (ie sort of a cash cow) I can say its not that you want more money.... Its something more disgusting that comes with success... you want more success. Its the same with ath
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by agentgt 11y ago
Not entirely analogous but you can sort of do a lot of this today with the very programming platform that the HN implementation uses: Racket. And yes with Racket you can mix and match languages and create them with out parenthesis ( https:&
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by agentgt 11y ago
It has been discussed many times why work makes us happy and the most compelling is flow: https://www.ted.com/talks/mihaly_csikszentmihalyi_on_flow?la... It was also covered in the documentary "Happy". I actu
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by agentgt 11y ago
I don't have knowledge of the "Common Workflow Language" but I am not sure Go's concurrency is really that much of a selling point for composition. Particularly for composition of evaluation since I would imagine how Go
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by agentgt 11y ago
Legalization of almost any sort of dangerous substance is very complicated (complete free use). Its not black or white. In fact I would say most drugs are legal. They are just heavily restricted. For example if you say legalize X can compan
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by agentgt 11y ago
However your not tipping your hat to the huge values Jenkins provides: * Reporting such as unit test reporting * Emailing and notification * A well known plugin system * User security * Master / Slave management

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