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by bbbobbb 7y ago
My cursive was always absolutely atrocious. I have no idea how teachers could read anything I have ever written. I couldn't read my own handwriting if I had to write down notes fast or did not 100% focus on the task of just writing leg
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
I wish I spent time learning how to use Emacs in the past to a degree where customizing my installation was faster than learning something else. As I stand now, it seems really hard to justify to invest time into it when the benefits over u
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
Well, those are indeed impressive given the time you spent on them. I'll get back to you in 20 years to check if I got there.
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by bbbobbb 7y ago
> Also, though, what counts as "big" has changed for me. What I can hack together in an afternoon now might have taken me a week ten or fifteen years ago. So I can explore alternatives with less risk, in a way. Could you elabor
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
That the "receiver" identifier. You can think of it as "this" or "self" in other languages -> reference to the current "instance" within the method. https://gobyexample.com/methods
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
Yes, using gopls is the way how I finally got some support for modules for the first time since they were released (single module only though - useless for monorepo).
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
I had the exact opposite issue past weeks. Using a Go monorepo, none of the 'normal' go tools worked. In fact, auto complete did not work with go modules at all for months, I only recently got alternative language server somewhat
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
> Google and Facebook could charge more for ads which impacts mostly the advertisers How does that work? There is no level of indirection after which the money somehow comes from some magical place. This is still paid for by the consum
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
This of course depends on the flexibility of your working hour window. I see a lot of fairly complicated answers but for me, having a simple punch clock app so that I know exactly how long I have worked for the day, every day, works. Some s
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
Can it though? This should be easy to prove simply by stating the totals by age instead (that are supposedly growing each year very fast), which has to be possible if we are confident in ratios. Is there any source for this?
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
> I've been looking to make a change away from typical enterprise development (full stack web developer) as it's not just about the paycheck any more No, it was not if you read even first three sentences past the title. The sen
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
The design with multiple domains is pretty annoying. So I register bob@tutanota.com but forget to register bob@tutanota.de and anybody can squat it and impersonate me from the same service? Not to mention they blocked my IP after registerin
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
I think I have tried that and have it enabled but the result is completely pointless. 1) it does not combined inboxes (at least I see no option to view the other emails) 2) it only allows you to send emails from the different accounts. Emph
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by bbbobbb 8y ago
I guess there is no incentive for google to support this properly but the web client is completely pointless for anybody who has multiple gmail adresses. I want to see my stuff in a combined inbox.
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by bbbobbb 9y ago
> At the very least, when you say "Rails X.0", you've described all the major pieces of the stack, and the IDE is immaterial. That is simply not the case in the Java world. Of course the IDE is immaterial. I understand tha
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by bbbobbb 9y ago
I am not sure how comfortable I am having third party closed source tools reading my code and possibly submitting statistics - am I even allowed to do this with company code? > Several open-source business models were considered. Unfortu