cel1ne

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by cel1ne 9y ago
Czech is complex, but there are way less exceptions compared to german. Pronunciation is literal, if you know how a word is spelled you know how to pronounce it.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
You can say things like Eifersucht ist Leidenschaft, die mit Eifer sucht was Leiden schafft. Meaning: Jealousy is a passion, that zealously searches what brings suffering. By the way, if you enjoy german you should try
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Typesafe, reflection-less JSON-Serialisation for Kotlin(medium.com)
3 points by cel1ne 9y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I have a network-state in every application, usually as a set of "NetworkRequests", which are data-object that describe a request. Just like I sync the UI-state to the browser using React, I sync the network-state to the network b
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Maybe they should have restricted their memory access model by using a stackbased language like Postscript.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
It's a journal in the sense of a scientific diary/notebook. That is also my first association. The word "journal" comes from french "jour" which translates to "day". The word blog comes from log which
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I still think it's possible to build good non-native apps, but it's hard and you need to pay attention to details. I've written a logviewer with electron. Getting the custom painted table-component and column-reordering to lo
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I used postgresql along with postgREST to get my smartphone talk via ifttt to my raspberrypi. no code except the SQL-Schema and complete freedom in data and API design.
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Generated JSON-Serialisation for Kotlin(medium.com)
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I don't think they will be, but I'm pretty sure various governments will want to start passing laws requiring electric cars somewhere around 2030. The question is how they will take care of the already existing companies. Maybe Te
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Don't underestimate Amazon. They have the world's largest (?) server-infrastructure and logistic infrastructure in place. Most of the other companies rely on Amazon.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Awesome, thank you.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
We switched to yarn in the past and switch back to NPM a couple of weeks back, after npm 5 delivered usable performance. A problem with yarn was, that it has trouble upgrading all dependencies: https://github.com/yarnpkg&#x2
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Is there a link I can bookmark to go there? I don't use feeds or notifications but manual bookmarks so I can choose the time of reading.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> [...] a manager that having less than a minimal domain knowledge trying to 'summarize' or 'weigh together' a lot of things they do not understand [...] Sometimes managers need you to check their summary for correctn
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by cel1ne 9y ago
IDEA with Kotlin or Java is fantastic.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> the community mindset is usually just to find another dependency to integrate. I agree but tachyons.css is different. OP asked for "margin and layout" guides. Tachyons gives you exactly that. A dimensional and typographic sca
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by cel1ne 9y ago
That is one of my pains with react-native and the JS-community. Their tooling sucks, because they use javascript for everything. Having a NullPointerException/"undefined" in my code means I have to go hunt the bug for a coupl
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> It is often very useful to structure different types of data together in a common structure. "Very useful" often just means: coding a properly typed, easily-understandable solution takes longer than doing it untyped. I argue
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> We assume that an "individual" is a single human being, because it's convenient and I guess because that's how our sentience works. I often hear that, but I think that's a wrong assumption. I think people fall
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Regarding the margin and layout guides: You can use Tachyons.css on react-native to easily achiever proper layouts: https://github.com/tachyons-css/react-native-style-tachyons
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by cel1ne 9y ago
What are your problems with the JVM, which is undoubtedly the most mature, advanced VM with the best DevOps-mechanisms out there?
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by cel1ne 9y ago
A couple of animation that feel good to me are: * fading the screen around a popup or other notification that must be acknowledged. I think this serves well to direct the attention. * moving/shooting a message out of the screen to show
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I work from home-office and try to lie down for 10 minutes in the afternoon. I don't really fall asleep, but I found that just closing my eyes for this short amount of time gives me a tremendous boost of relaxation, especially when m
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MyPowerMate: The World's Only Travel Adapter for All Sockets(kickstarter.com)
3 points by cel1ne 9y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Dmg isn't scary. It's just a disk-image that mounts upon download. You have to manually start any executable on it. And yes, there are users who click on executables carelessly, but those aren't scared by url-parts.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Reminds me about this piece about microbes using mechanical "weapon-systems": http://arstechnica.com/science/2017/04/watch-militarized-mic...
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First high-res look at microbial ballistics: Harpoons, spears, Gatling guns(arstechnica.com)
25 points by cel1ne 9y ago|1 comments
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by cel1ne 9y ago
I have successfully made small patches to postgrest using haskell-knowledge from a single semester at university 11 years ago.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Chernobyl is the earliest memory I recall. I was less than 1y old, but I can remember staring through the window into the garden not comprehending why I was not allowed to be outside like usual and everyone being in a strange mood.

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