bulte-rs

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by bulte-rs 12y ago
That people with a mental illness can do stuff too? They use computers just like 'we' do? They can actually write OS' so it might be interesting to see what he uses to get his stuff done? I'm actually a bit underwhelmed
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Living in a country where this stuff is practically legal (although not really is): yes, did smoke it like once a week during uni. Not that much any more, more like once or twice a year. Can't imagine developing "on it" thoug
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
And this is - IMO - where the magic happens. It's somewhat doable to "waterproof" your unit tests; but getting every (possible? Required? Anticopated?) interaction tested? Magic. I'm not saying tests are evil, I actually
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
> If you have a test suite that you trust so much that you are willing to deploy the system based solely on those tests passing; and if that test suite can be executed in seconds, or minutes, then you can quickly and easily clean the cod
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
I don't agree with DHH on most of it's design decisions (but who am I, I don't have the same 'track record') but I do agree wholehartedly with his opinion voiced in his rant/"article". Sure, the title
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
In the same way that writing a unit test for something proves your logic is correct? This is not intended as a snark or something. Just stating the obvious that your unit tests are no silver bullet to a working correct piece of software. My
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
I fully agree in this case. But am hestitant to call for the same treatment of e.g. A web framework. Question to answer then is: Where does the plumbing stop and the kitchen begin?
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Finally... acknowledgement from someone famous. TDD is wonderfull in theory, just no missing edge-case detection; stuff you easily spot when using a "hybrid continuous testing methodology". I'd say: Code away! Just make sure
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by bulte-rs 12y ago
Lot's of libraries for this on Github; everone (myself included; plug: https://github.com/bulters/readyset ) and his mother probably writes one at some point.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
(Late reply: better late than never) Ok, it's somewhat of a hyperbole. 50M for a single hire is extremely exorbitant (after all, we're not european soccer players), but consider being offered a salary 5 times your current pay. I&#
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
I sincerely hope it's both actually. Considering I fall into the Github-generation (age-wise) of developers this is one of the things I constantly find annoying when discussing stuff with - Generation GitHub - collegues; if it's n
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Perhaps you're not technically buying a human being; but everyone's allegiance has a price. I'll retract my statement if someone shows me real evidence that they've turned down a 500 (ok, perhaps 50 should be enough) mil
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
even better; name your mountpoint /cache! Problem solved.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Thanks for making me feel good :'(
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
How nice of them to publish this list. I can now simply revert to the line number in this file and only have one instance of my email adress on the public internets. Changing contact info now to: line 34 of the coinbase leak-list on pastebi
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Actually. It's - unfortunately for me - partly true. She was able to figure out that you're able to use the number keys before me, and actually hitting 1A... I was fiddling around with my mouse up to that moment :| (Semi off topic
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Just had my two year old daughter beat me at this game. Thanks for destroying my self-esteem.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
It's sad I can't edit my message anymore. Thanks for lightening it up. At least exceptions ensure (...) - at least in Java - that errors are forced to be dealt with in a certain way. bulte-rs - orkoden: 0 - 1; I love Java for it&#
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
My internal me was screeeaming just to put "citation needed" here (I've never done it before, this is not a good time to start). And while I agree with you on a certain level; I don't think "Java engineers" are
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
One simple situation in which you would like to switch modes on the transponder (ok, so this is not technically shutting the transponder down) is when - for example - a loss of cabin pressure occurs. Since most (all?) commercial arliners wi
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Don't forget to drop the name here. You've got me interested at least ;-)
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
I.M.O. Go for it! Just to it part-time.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
I'm far from a hipster front end dev I think; but I just happen to like the general 'tone' of this guys (if you're reading, sorry for referring to you as this guy) writing style. So probably I'm not in his target de
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
I'm not well versed in the usage of OpenCV; but I just can't get the fact that most CV applications will require a more thorough understanding of the subject (both mathematically and software-technically) in order to create somet
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Are you kidding me? The testimonials give the whola page a somewhat human touch. I - for one - am now pondering if there really is a story behind the "Mad at me since 2008" stuff about Apple's legal department :P
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Are the logo's really the problem? Personally, I think GNU could benefit more from a unified style guide so all project pages are instantly recognizable as being a gnu project and vice versa ('oi, this gnu thing is what made gcc&#
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Not only a CPL/ATPL but also an Air Operator's Certificate. Unfortunately it's not as easy as buying yourself a license, rent a plane and start making money.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
True, but do this for 200 hours... and you're out of options of new stuff to try. Then you try a bigger/better plane and/or more extreme manouvres. Same as with sex: when you're bored with the regular stuff: try new mano
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
I flew a Seneca V (twin engine, semi 'amateur' plane) during pilot training which was equiped with an autopilot. Really helps when flying in congested airspace or while performing 'complex' arrivals.
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by bulte-rs 13y ago
Luckily there is an ample supply of unemployed CPL-holders dying to take that right seat in an airliner (and sometimes even paying to do so). (Disclaimer: I have a frozen ATPL(A) myself, worked for one of the biggest airlines and know at le

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