bberrry

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by bberrry 4y ago
Is there any research to back that claim up?
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by bberrry 4y ago
Kotlin solved that in a good way IMO. That alone makes it worth switching
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by bberrry 4y ago
Please be sarcastic
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by bberrry 4y ago
It takes some level of skill to produce a convincing Photoshopped image.
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by bberrry 4y ago
Is this a joke or did they just forget to provide a justification for _why_ 0ver should be used?
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by bberrry 4y ago
This was the first page that popped into my head as well.
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by bberrry 4y ago
Being able to quickly come up with an efficient algorithm to a complex problem is not a "pointless brainteaser".
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by bberrry 5y ago
Taking a dependency as part of composition is quite different from being "globally accessible" in my opinion.
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by bberrry 5y ago
> These groups' activity has been publicly tracked as Operation Dream Job and Operation AppleJeus. Following those links yield these two documents, which both have "Attribution" sections. Presumably some of these tell-tale
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by bberrry 5y ago
I urge you to look into Javas new ZGC. It's a massive achievement, having only <1ms pauses even on TB sized heaps. Go:s GC can't hold a candle to it in terms of low consistent latency.
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by bberrry 5y ago
I'd like to add the recent addition of ZGC as a massive benefit the JVM. Pause times always measured in microseconds regardless of heap size. No other GC:ed language has that capability as far as I know.
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by bberrry 5y ago
How many surgeons do you want operating on a patient? How many pilots should hold the stick? Politics might be particularly suitable for more distributed power but I'd say that's an exception.
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by bberrry 5y ago
For some reason this idea that meritocracy is undesirable has been making the rounds recently. I haven't heard any proposed alternatives that would be at all viable in a society where we want critical roles to be performed by competent
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by bberrry 5y ago
Why would you use companion objects for loggers? The logging library should only create one instance when you do getLogger({name or class}).
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by bberrry 5y ago
Thanks for flagging his lunacy. I can't take anything he writes seriously after that.
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by bberrry 5y ago
Forgive my brazen armchairing but I question whether it's the right move to go all-in with Li-ion batteries at this time. Both solid state and Aluminium-graphene technologies seem around the corner and are extremely promising.
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by bberrry 5y ago
Text blocks?
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by bberrry 6y ago
What's more, the interest rate is practically free and you can take 25 years to pay them off if you want. Students are not seen as desperate marks to be exploited.
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by bberrry 6y ago
There is literally no tuition in Sweden. The loans are for rent and general cost of living. You can have literally zero means and still go to university in another city.
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by bberrry 6y ago
master is just another branch in git, so trunk is an incorrect description.
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by bberrry 6y ago
Been using Pushbullet for years to send tabs between devices.
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by bberrry 6y ago
Thank you! I'll give it a try
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by bberrry 6y ago
I wish it were more effective in removing Youtube ads on my kids' iPads, but I understand it's a tall order. At least it gets rid of ads in most other apps.
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by bberrry 7y ago
How do you manage the windows? Opening other windows is how I've lost open tabs before, so now I keep a single Firefox window.
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by bberrry 7y ago
The other day I had over 800. I went on a closing spree and whittled them down to ~150 that I'm _sure_ I'll get around to reading any day now.
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by bberrry 7y ago
Oh wow, QWTF was my absolute first contact with online gaming and it is so dear to my heart. They were such innocent times. People asking strangers on servers to join their clan and I remember cherishing my clan tag so much. I was on dialup
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by bberrry 7y ago
As a firefoxer and tab-hoarder, with more than 200+ open as I write this, thank you!
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by bberrry 7y ago
Which book are you referring to?
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by bberrry 7y ago
Does this setup block youtube ads on iPads for example?
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by bberrry 7y ago
It's likely quite individual but personally I feel like I am less satisfied with life now that I have young children due to them dominating the agenda and life in general. I am however expecting kids to "pay off" in the happi

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