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by arebours 8y ago
> The strong version is hilariously easy to destroy: if you're cognitively limited to your language, then you cannot create new words, let alone new concepts. It depends on what's the thing you define a language. It might be th
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by arebours 8y ago
> Then ask yourself what category of users they belong to. Computer users I guess?
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by arebours 8y ago
Do yourself a favor and get this thing https://unshaky.nestederror.com/ It's not perfect but allows me to work.
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by arebours 8y ago
> I don't think anyone is seriously complaining about the performance [...] Well, I do. It's not even that it's pretty pricey for what's inside. The lone fact that you can't get a macOS laptop with a better CPU o
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by arebours 8y ago
I'm pretty pissed at Apple. I'm typing this on a 2017 MacBook Pro, which is my first (and probably the last) Apple machine. At first I loved the keyboard but it started to misbehave within the first months of use. Now it's un
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by arebours 8y ago
Totally agree. It works pretty well on iOS with APFS so multiple file copies occupy the same storage space. Not sure about Android though.
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by arebours 8y ago
Well.. what is technically correct depends on a definition. And there are customary/practical definitions too. And sometimes definitions are tainted by context, like in "is this gc or ref counting language".
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by arebours 8y ago
I feel what you're saying. I myself am very disappointed (not to say displeased) with late Apple products and I'm currently in the process of moving away from macOS and iOS. But I'll stick to my AirPods. They are _the_only_ w
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by arebours 8y ago
> Maybe ever better would be a thick X1. T480?
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by arebours 10y ago
Is it just me that mixing formatting fixes with the functional change itself makes me quiver?
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by arebours 10y ago
Did you have any problems looking for a job after (assuming you no longer work for a porn company)? Do you have this company's name written down in your cv? I'm really curious as I've heard you can smash your career in film i
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by arebours 11y ago
Wooow, thanks a lot! I'm going to test it now. Edit: Not working as expected :( Run python script that allocated a couple of gigabytes of RAM effectively causing my machine to freeze. And OOM killer figured out the best thing it can do
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by arebours 11y ago
Are you sure that GRUB2 saves the config as a binary? I think on my Arch update-grub generates /boot/grub/grub.cfg which looks somewhat similar to good old menu.lst.
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by arebours 11y ago
Damn Cracow. Every time! When I used to look for a lowlevel developer job I had a feeling that most of interesting positions were out there. And now, considering Erlang, I'm aware of only one company here, which _may_ consider hiring a
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by arebours 11y ago
Thanks a lot! Any info on Warsaw area? I'm just guessing from username you're Polish.
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by arebours 11y ago
This is a wonderful talk. Does anybody know how available are junior Erlang positions? I'm slowly thinking about getting into FP world professionally and Erlang seems to be the most viable way.
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by arebours 12y ago
I'd suggest putting example values inside input forms, not only as a hint in placeholder so sample preview could be generated instantly with only one mouse click. People are lazy now.
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by arebours 13y ago
I think it would be awesome to be able to commit README for your user page. It would resolve the sorting problem too - you could just list your projects the way you like it (even with description for each of them).
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by arebours 13y ago
Oh come now, I worked for several companies in my life and always included regular breaks and lunch in my 8h work schedule. Never seen anyone not doing so. I live and work in Poland.
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by arebours 13y ago
http://privatekeycheck.com/why/ http://privatekeycheck.com/idontknow/