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by cel1ne 9y ago
I just logged in just to upvote this. Tachyons is where you go when you finally want to be happy with CSS. I ported it for react-native, so you can style mobile-apps with it as well: https://github.com/tachyons-css/reac
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by cel1ne 9y ago
What do you mean?
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Not sure what you wanted to say, but I'll rephrase my tip in your words: Don't tell yourself the weight is light, you just never got around to lift it for reasons X, Y and Z, when really the weight is heavy.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Has anyone tried out YouTrack from Jetbrains?* * https://www.jetbrains.com/youtrack/
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Yes, I do that as well. Start somewhere and work yourself into the mood. I keep the larger issue in mind though, to not spend too much time on improving "alibi"-subprojects. Regarding the "McDonalds theory": I call that
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> I don't want to get things done Exactly. This is a really, really difficult and essential observation to make. Humans are built to procrastinate because it conserves energy. Do an experiment: Sit down and start doing what you ar
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by cel1ne 9y ago
It doesn't sound too different from a voice coming over a walkie talkie or some kind of intercom. The problem might be that high frequencies, especially overtones, aren't properly constructed, but I'm certain that can be impr
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by cel1ne 9y ago
There is a nice essay about that, by Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/
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by cel1ne 9y ago
It is not crazy. I'm fairly certain though, it won't reach the adoption you imagine. Why would a nation ever adopt anything like this? Can you give me a scenario?
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by cel1ne 9y ago
In my experience journalists often have the headline they WANT to write in their head prior to the unfolding of the real story.
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by cel1ne 9y ago
> What happens if/when Ethereum takes off, and eventually is used for elections or something? Not meaning to be snarky, but does anyone seriously believe that? Sometimes I do think software-engineers should go and try to understan
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Have you considered the thousands of problems those people have to solve? The many phone-calls they have do to get people to receive the benefits they are entitled to? Or prevent them from losing them? Google doesn't have to do any of
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by cel1ne 9y ago
Many user-licenses forbid things like spreading "hateful" (I actually don't like that word) content. Some users post such content, thereby doing something which they had no permission for. When that content is removed, in co
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Another occasion to promote: http://tachyons.io/ Also available for react-native: https://github.com/tachyons-css/react-native-style-tachyons I could write a long explanation on why I think tachyons is
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> Censorship enforced by the state is something distinctly different from editorial control exercised by private entities. I use the following analogy for the latter: Would you call it censorship if you decide to remove the graffiti so
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I used Ubuntu Server LTS a couple of times. The 14.04 version which is supported until 2019 still has the bug that it won't clear out old kernels after upgrading them. So if you don't look into your /boot partition now and th
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by cel1ne 10y ago
That's why I said it can be simpler ;) May I ask what company you are working for?
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Creating a test-db can be even simpler: $ createdb mytest $ psql mytest
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Vienna / Austria is like this.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
It this not usual in the US? :O
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Something I learned in climbing: Never ever put your hand or finger in a hook or loop or similar. It feels natural to do so, when standing on a ladder for example, but you can easily lose it.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I thought about it too but compared it to friends with similar flats and my bill isn't off.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I don't think this is so much about competition. I live in Vienna where most flats get heat and warm water from gas-powered combination boilers. There are a couple of companies who produce them. Mine is 25 years old. The guy who comes
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Glazed Lists – List Transformations in Java(github.com)
1 points by cel1ne 10y ago|0 comments
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I realised that with mathematics in school and university. Even though I usually understood everything after hearing it once I was only able to get an A on an exam after I did the calculations at least once by myself. If I didn't do th
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think it most real code you're better off without the Optional monad. A variable being null is not a condition you can always a have a name for. You want to use it sometimes, but not built your entire vocabulary around it. You also d
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by cel1ne 10y ago
In Kotlin you can do: when (value) { 1 -> ..., 2 -> ..., null -> ... } The compilers doesn't let you forget to check for null. It's smart enough to correctly evaluate and cast ne
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Also in Kotlin you can have extension methods with multiple receivers: class Dictionary { val wordList = setOf<String>() fun String.isWord(word): Boolean = word in wordList } ... val myDic
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think a better formulation is to make humanity survive climate change.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Curious: What do you think is Tesla/Musk's "end game vision"?

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