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by blumomo 6y ago
„... pressing ahead with government plans after he said his family was insulted online“ That’s how you frame your readers. The author doesn’t know whether there’s causal relation between the possible insult and the plans to control the soci
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by blumomo 6y ago
I’m betting on Ionic/Capacitor. Using web technologies my development speed is higher than building a native app for a single native platform. Of course the choice heavily depends on your use case. I wouldn’t use Ionic for a 3D animati
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by blumomo 6y ago
That reminds me how simple it was to start programming with QBasic. The slingcode video on its website is well done, explains how it works why it’s great in a few minutes. Love it.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Don’t get mistaken by their name. I’m a German, and here in Germany people who identify with Antifa call for and execute physical attacks on other people. People of this ideology have hate in their heart. They even hate democracy. They are
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by blumomo 6y ago
Werkly.de | Principal Fullstack (Python/ReactJS) Hacker | Full-time | Berlin, Germany | On-Site required, partly remote welcome Fellow hackers! As a very promising garage-like German tech startup, we need a highly qualified senior hack
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by blumomo 6y ago
The author is wrong. Apocalyptic in religions means revelations, not necessarily end of the world. It rather means the revelation of what is good and what is evil. It will become clear to people even if they didn’t know that good and evil e
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by blumomo 6y ago
You don’t always need a big n to make causal conclusions. Do you know the story about the king who gets served a soup? Because he’s frightened that the soup might be poisoned, he gives it to his food tester first because the king reasons li
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by blumomo 6y ago
aren’t you valuing tennis as a sport if you like to talk about it with colleagues? I’d say that interests and values go a long way together.
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by blumomo 6y ago
Get the protection from what?
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by blumomo 7y ago
I have no problems with Electron, it enables many good products. I for my part however moved from VSCode to (Neo)Vim because VSCode made my maxed out 2017 Macbook Pro scream (the fan) and super slow (pytest taking significantly longer in th
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by blumomo 7y ago
For me 3 things make it hacker friendly: * it uses a markdown like syntax * all syntactic characters (bold, italic, headline, tags, ...) are always displayed and not converted to rich text format (such as Slack does) while still applying th
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by blumomo 7y ago
Apple users may want to check the note taking, hierarchical tagging, page scraping and very hacker friendly iOS and macOS app Bear: https://bear.app . I'm a paying customer but there's also a free version.
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by blumomo 7y ago
So could increasing pricing under circumstances help to make your customers more creative, more efficient and more ecologically sustainable by making your costumers consume less of your computing power and bandwidth?
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ID2020 to test identity chip with Bangladeshi babies through vaccination(pymnts.com)
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by blumomo 7y ago
I can't help myself, the required semicolon at the end of each line in Dart programs keep hurting after writing for many years in Python, JS, Kotlin and Swift. I grew up semicolon-less with QBasic and learned semicolon since Delphi 1.0
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by blumomo 7y ago
Wait, what? The (CEO of) UN New World Order is the author of this program according to the linked wikipedia page?
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by blumomo 7y ago
Your book is great. Finally someone writes a book for Hy on top of some very great examples. I will purchase your book and work through it. Thanks a ton for your efforts, this book makes my day.
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by blumomo 7y ago
Thanks
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by blumomo 7y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. In the project you're talking about, what role do automated (unit or integration) tests play? Was it part of your project policy to include tests for fixed bugs/new features? How did that change
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by blumomo 7y ago
I like that example. Since I'm preaching to prefer functional style programing and to separate the side effect from the rest of the algorithm, I'd write the code this way: Array .from({length: 100}, (v, k) => k+1) .map(
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by blumomo 7y ago
Coincidently, I deleted my Whatsapp account today. Apart from the fact that I can't really judge yet how much more secure Telegram is, I find Telegram also much more usable. Let alone being able to edit messages when swipe-writing word
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by blumomo 7y ago
While the authors promote their own software solution for building your Zettelkasten, I am happy a user of (and not affiliated with) https://bear.app which I use on my iPhone and Mac for organizing my plenty notes for software e
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Nginx office raided by Moscow Police, developer's employer seeks IP rights(businessinsider.de)
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Coup eScooter startup from Berlin shuts down(techcrunch.com)
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Seeking Developers for Paid Contract Improving Python's Pip(pyfound.blogspot.com)
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by blumomo 7y ago
That reminds me of the "Adam & Eve" story.
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by blumomo 7y ago
According to https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0554/#provisional-status they should already be present in 3.8 for evaluation.
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by blumomo 7y ago
The new assignment expression is great and I wish that an optional operator (`?`) and Elvis operator (`?:`) will make it to Python one day, too. I would love to write: v = obj?.prop1?.prop2 ?: "default" instead of long if
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AltStore – Alternative Apple Store(rileytestut.com)
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by blumomo 7y ago
That's quiet an unfortunate name clash with the existing GraphQL language in a similar domain.

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