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axegon_
6y ago
Surely there are more but we are talking about a very limited number: Think top 20 athletes in any given sport. And considering the Pareto distribution(which I'm absolutely convinced is equally valid in this scenario), we are most like
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axegon_
6y ago
For years we've been hearing how AI will build robots and wipe out humanity and the bollocks that is the trolley problem. I remember when I was reading the Unsupervised Cross-Domain Image Generation[1] paper and my immediate thought wa
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axegon_
6y ago
Something of the sorts could be implemented but this would be an attempt to make something idiot-proof. And from my experience, nothing can ever be idiot-proof. To quote Mark Twain: "they will drag you down to their level and beat you
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axegon_
6y ago
Not Cyrillic in particular, all scripts(I just happen to have Cyrillic layout hence the reason I used it for my example), but if you go around blogs, twitter or other websites, there are tons and tons of people mixing those up to look fancy
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axegon_
6y ago
From comments in other threads, I know of one other thing that makes these people's lives even harder than it already is: thїs їn рaяticиlaр. Yet It's been becoming annoyingly popular.
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axegon_
6y ago
Hypothetically... Late 90's web, which wasn't bloated with 150mb javascript files which run your CPU at 10000000%...
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6y ago
1. Simplify - as a rule of thumb, if something looks too complicated it probably is. If you think there are too much "ifs" in the code, there certainly are. 2. Remove any "shiny-new-toy". A perfect example would be my ba
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6y ago
U.S. is a different story. On the other side of the pond, things look differently. I know of just one person in his late 20's living with his mom, but this is a recent development in his life(used to live abroad, moved back and needed
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6y ago
> It is safe to assume, you are probably buying your first house for yourself — not for renting it out. In this scenario — your first house will take money out of your pocket, you can’t convert it into cash for at least first few years o
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axegon_
6y ago
> I do believe there's a "drop C and pick Rust" crowd, or multiple even. I wouldn't be surprised if there are multiple large communities that preach about nodejs replacing c. However I doubt anyone from the core rust
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axegon_
6y ago
I honestly don't think anyone suggests dropping C in favor of Rust. Make no mistake, I love Rust and I think it's the best language that's been developed in this century. Firstly, C is where it is because it's well estab
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axegon_
6y ago
I hate such titles with a passion. I wonder if people will ever realize that "X monthly users" means absolutely nothing. That's by far the most useless metric people have come up with. This is the exact equivalent of "co
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6y ago
It is true. Full disclosure - I'm very inexperienced when it comes to javascript - it is on par with my German skills - I can do basic shopping, order a coffee or get a bus ticket, get from A to B but that's it. But I do feel like
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axegon_
6y ago
Content language=en-US,en;q=0.9,bg;q=0.8,es;q=0.7 That's gonna take a lot of refreshing.....
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axegon_
6y ago
That's hardly surprising. I mean browsers hand out willingly plenty of information that could be used for pretty accurate identifications. Just scrolling through my scores on amiunique[1], many of the parameters put me in the 0.01% cat
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axegon_
6y ago
What... An... Awesome... BLOG! We need more of those!!!!!
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axegon_
6y ago
Precisely. I truly have no idea how it's made it's way into CS, but I suspect it has to do with: > Голямо пространство, заето от еднородни предмети. Горски масиви.
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axegon_
6y ago
Personally I've always wrote my code and comments in English, even if I never fully understood why. That said, having studied abroad and returning after graduating I did hit a few rocks: My tech lead at my first job upon returning(the
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axegon_
6y ago
> Names From Other Languages This is the worst thing that you could ever end up dealing with. Back at an old job many many years ago, the company bought a smaller one with the same business. Me and my at the time tech lead were given the
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6y ago
Kind of depends how you define self-taught to be honest. Though I went through university, I do consider myself more self-taught more than anything: I got into programming when I was 10. By the time I got to university, I already knew 4 or
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6y ago
Hah! OK, now that is cool. Props!
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axegon_
6y ago
Is it weird that I feel satisfied whenever I hear or read something that sounds like something I would say?
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6y ago
One of the other things that bugs the hell out of me is when in the late 90's during the boom of irc, here in Bulgaria everyone was writing in Bulgarian with latin script. And to make matters worse: 4 = ch 6 = sh And some people keep o
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axegon_
6y ago
People... Please stop using foreign alphabets like that! It's a nightmare for those of us who know the alphabets. It took me a good 20 seconds to read the title. And it's magnitudes worse when someone uses cyrillic for instance an
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6y ago
Speaking of the web, angulardart got a major update a few weeks ago. And on the subject of web-app-on-dart, my personal site is written in dart (and the 'platform', as some people would call it, is open source for that matter if s
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axegon_
6y ago
You'd be surprised how many top-downloaded apps are made with flutter. Electron and typescrypt may have some potential but they have a horrible genetic desease - javascript. That alone makes flutter a clear winner.
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6y ago
In all fairness I think Dart is Flutter's strength, not it's weakness. It is a very well thought out language, unlike javascript(in the spirit of discussing electron). There is undeniably a problem with flutter however: while it c
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6y ago
IDK about OP, but there are a ton of benefits to server side rendering: 1. Extremely good for cli power users and people who use console-based browsers occasionally (guilty of being both). 2. Less likely to stumble upon a really weird behav
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6y ago
Correct. In my case I was pretty worried that I'll end in a downwards spiral due to gyms being shutdown and whatnot and I did everything I can to make up for it. Before the lockdown, I was at ~10% body fat. In an attempt to not go to 2
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6y ago
I've fiddled with IoT very little, yet with the little experience I have, I must say, I'm not surprised at all. And I think the main reasons are the ecosystems around IoT: they are a mess - no standards, no common communication pr
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