cel1ne

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by cel1ne 8y ago
I'm really happy to hear that. All the best.
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by cel1ne 8y ago
It is a fine line, yes, but if you abstain from any accusations in the rest of the text, then my formulation is generally received as empathy. This is supported by the fact, that there are no lies there. OP _is_ sorry that things went as th
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by cel1ne 8y ago
Without any accusations, tell him the path where you‘re heading in written form. You can add potential remedies and the end, but in essence, describe what will or might happen. A good phrase in these kind of messages is “Unfortunately you d
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by cel1ne 8y ago
If I had to give one Tipp about front-end development: transition the buildsystem to gradle and call webpack from there. Also npm can be managed with it. Then you can slowly introduce kotlin code, which is way more productive. In the end I
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by cel1ne 8y ago
Humans feature meta-cognition. I suspect you felt better and more relaxed due to the mechanism, and that in turn gave you another big boost by showing you that you are still capable to feel and act different.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
The way private visibility is handled is actually pretty useful for data-structures like Linked-Lists or trees where one creates more of itself and needs to adjust internal pointers without providing an external interface for anyone else to
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I agree. That’s why I pointed out that a necessary addition to get more productivity out of writing custom parsers is a) easy usability in shellscripts B) easy tooling for unittests I started writing shellscript in kotlin, so i get the unit
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Which IDE do you use?
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by cel1ne 9y ago
After 20 years of software development I‘ve come to adopt a best practise: Whenever I start writing a regular expression, I stop and write a „manual“ domain specific parse function instead. Saved me a LOT of debugging time. Since I can now
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Did you use IntelliJ IDEA for kotlin? If not you're missing a giant part of the experience and ease-of-use.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Kotlin can compile to Javascript too. Just saying.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
It won‘t work. The mechanism that hides the timing information from untrusted code will itself leak timing information. You just need to refine statistics. The underlying program can‘t be solved in a physical universe.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I'm flabbergasted about the carelessness of these companies. The world basically figured out that everyone can have their own currency, so now every little company starts to print their own money? Why are people buying monopoly/pl
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Still, but in practise you can adapt in a mediocre way to new scaffolding by copying large parts. That way you introduce new bugs, which is part the problem we're talking about, but you kept it alive for another couple of years by rela
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Apart from the social issues there‘s a nice cognitive corrective described in „heretics guide to best practises“. 1. optionally divide your project in arbitrary smaller tasks 2. for each subtask pick a range (min and max estimate) so that y
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by cel1ne 9y ago
There‘s a single reason software doesn‘t work like that: Bits don‘t fall apart. If you can have a perfect copy of something you can easily keep it in existence forever. If not, your artifact will sooner or later decay. It will only prevail
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by cel1ne 9y ago
The GDPR law in the EU allow us-companies to be fined: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2007530-how-the-eu-ca...
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by cel1ne 9y ago
As far as I know they have to provide schematics and documentation about how and where they process data.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Yes or they could be fined 20 million dollars or 4% of their revenue: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15769773
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EU can fine US companies 20M / 4% of revenue for violating GDPR(community.spiceworks.com)
26 points by cel1ne 9y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 9y ago
It was a joke on my part. There is a lot to do actually. Deal with climate change foremost.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
And it does so quite efficiently.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Not an expert, but it seems that proof of stake is just obscured proof of work. http://www.truthcoin.info/blog/pow-cheapest/
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Date-handling should work in 100% of cases. You can built syntactic sugar around js-joda too. I develop Java/kotlin as well, so I'm used to the API. It feels verbose, but it makes a lot of sense. Date-handling is complex, a librar
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Isn't there also the issue of fuel-reserves (uranium etc.) actually not lasting more than about 50-100 years?
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by cel1ne 9y ago
PLEASE use joda-js on Javascript: https://js-joda.github.io/js-joda/ It's a port of the java8 date/time API, which is the most correct date-handling library there is.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
EMail me for a promotional code.
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Show HN: ScreenTime, mac-app to sum-up your active computer-time(itunes.apple.com)
5 points by cel1ne 9y ago|1 comments
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Too bad the Yemen, home to the oldest cities in the world, is being completely destroyed in the civil war and seeing millions of cholera infections by now. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/08/23/wo
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The World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis (in Yemen)(nytimes.com)
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