bazoom42

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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   What is a bug evolution? Do you mean a bug fix?
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   > Resistance to change is huge This is the key point. Why is there resistence to change if everything is as bad as you say? How does tings look from the perspecive of the developers? There is also a certain disconnect in what you are des
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   By your logic 50 Shades of Grey is also above criticism.
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   You can have both. The nouvelle vague and new hollywood creators loved the hollywood classics, film noir, westerns etc. They just wanted to create something new. And the next “new wave” will probably be spearheaded by creators who love supe
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   Jesus condones pain and suffering as approptiate punishment for sinners.
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   But why do they have to be there? Couldnt you just pay them the salary anyway?
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   I dont get how having idle staff helps launder money? Presumably the scheme works by adding fake transactions to the books.
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   The css alternative to <table> was display:table which have existed for ages.
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   by bazoom42 4y ago

   Why would you watch seven movies from a director you dont enjoy? I can understand giving a director a second chance, but seven?
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    The noir films was a significant inspiration for the nouvelle vague. They were highly regarded by french critics, which even gave the genre its name.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Why do you want to? If you prefer movies about likable characters overcoming challenges and setbacks but eventually prevailing due to their core of goodness, then there are plenty of great movies to watch. This is just not Godard.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Thank you for your insight. Definitely made me reevaluate my opinions.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    So brave! Seriously, that is basically the brand he built his career on. If you really wanted to be mean, you would say “Bukowski is really a very nice guy, nothing at all like the low-life he writes about”.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    I dont want to maintain the code of someone who programs like that.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Your colleagues logic is akin to turning off the smoke detector because it starts beeping any time you barbecue indoors.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    So Twitter requires you to have a Wikipedia page? It seems the problem is with Twitters policies, not with Wikipedias.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Anybody can already create their own web page or wiki following their own policies. The reason people want their content on Wikipedia is because a Wikipedia page signal a certain notability compared to a random web page. So the inclusionist
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    So the problem is it is easier to edit wikipedia than creating ones own page or wiki? In that case, this should be adressed by better tools instead of convincing wikipedia to accept anything.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Maybe they shouldnt write these articles on Wikipedia then? Make your own website or wiki and nobody is going to delete it.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    I dont think great litterature can be neatly compartmentalized like that.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    While I think it is too simplistic to “blame” or “decry” Tolstoy, the Tolstoy of War and Peace have some nationalistic and anti-individualistic ideas which is easy to see how can be misused for imperialistic purposes.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Who is talking about banning? The question discussed in the article is whether we may blame Russian authors. It is possible to be critical towards the philosophy of some litterature without banning it.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Do you consider it crazy to think authors can influence culture?
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Bottom line: REST+HATEOAS is great for distributed hypermedia consumed and navigated by humans. It is just not a practical architecture for API’s.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    I think the point is they have the same “shape”, at least when you graph them like this.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    This is s misunderstandig of Hoares “billion dollar mistake”. The mistake was not the existence of nulls, the mistake was type systems where every reference could be null. Sql does not have this problem.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    For example: https://github.com/GoogleFeud/ts-macros > while in lisp they are part of the core language The power of the typescript toolchain is that a macro framework like ts-macros can be a package and doesnt have
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    TypeScript have multiple packages available which adds macros.
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    > There is even a theory that Shakespeare was Ben Johnson’s secret identity Those theories are bullshit. Shakespeare was Shakespeare. Otherwise I agree with you. Shakespeares plays was meant to be performed by actors on stage. But for th
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    by bazoom42 4y ago

    Don’t conflate scrum and agile. The agile manifesto says “Individuals and interactions over processes and tools”. Scrum (as it is usually implemented) tend to favor process sbove everything.