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chmike
10y ago
I don't think that evidence is what would determine if it's worth of scientific study. For me it's testability the criteria. If the thesis is testable it's worth of scientific study because we will learn something fo
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There are two forces sustaining fake physics : 1. "publish or perish" 2. preserve credibility capitalization (scientist's karma points) The former is what generates fake science, and the later is what let it pros
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We reverse engineered 16k apps, here’s what we found
(hackernoon.com)
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I'm afraid that this will simply move the problem (remove some problem and create new problems). How do you define big, etc. Another problem is that creating a glass cieling may cut motivation which was the biggest defect of communism.
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10y ago
I believe that capitalism is doomed. The sooner the better for humanity because capitalism is more dangerous than communism. The best way to expose the problem of capitalism is with this joke "Give a man a fish, and he will eat for one
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10y ago
I don't see any "strength" in the classical object oriented programming model as found in C++ or Java. Actually, in modern programming composition is considered superior to inheritance. The interface concept of Go makes progr
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10y ago
There is indeed room for improvement. I wish they would listen more the users or do ergonomic evaluations of the interface. Since the recent reduction of the team I'm afraid they are now more focused into finding money and a viable bus
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10y ago
I have an Ubuntu desktop and a Macbook air laptop. On the Desktop computer I have a TypeMatrix Bépo keyboard which is great for French people writing French text and coding. What I'm missing on my Ubuntu computer is Word and Excel. Lib
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10y ago
He is estimated by many people for his multiple significant contributions that he started at a young age. He also made mistakes and a very big one (committing suicide). You say you don't understand why people estimate him. What's
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10y ago
I'm going full Go. I've got it accepted as programming language for some software component I'm in charge of. It's for a scientific research application. For me it's a big change since I was full C++ for the last 15
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10y ago
We need more OS diversity. Putting all the eggs in the same basket is too dangerous regarding security. I'm very impressed by the work of the Haiku community.
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10y ago
My brother, as a manager of a big team in Belgium, had once to face a complain to the HR about he harassing a secretary. The reaction of the company was immediate, and in my opinion the right one. They contracted a specialize company to inv
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10y ago
You are right. I overlooked that. It should be encrypted.
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10y ago
These two desirable features, email verification and minimal friction are not incompatible. It is possible to allow a user to login right away and verify email in parallel. It could also be possible to ask the user to double check the email
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10y ago
So when the db gets hacked all the emails are gone. Hello spamming.
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10y ago
I'm very impressed by the small foot print of NATS server (2.8MB). It's definitely an interesting choice for IoT. We currently have to make a choice between kafka and Nats and the decision is not easy. :) Is it possible to know if
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Design patterns, anti-patterns and refactoring
(sourcemaking.com)
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10y ago
Please change your phone ;)
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Since Go has pointers and Java doesn't. I thus expect Java to be safer than go. However, I don't know why but I don't like programming in Java. It's too verbose probably. I also prefer Go because it is closer to the meta
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Not only static typing. I just found a bug in an open source python tool that crashed because of a missing member variable in a class. You have to assign a value in the attribute to create it. It requires careful programming to not get such
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10y ago
Compared to C it is safer. I never saw a segmentation fault, only some panic errors with bound checking. I prefer go to python or javascipt. It's far too easy to make errors in them. Minimal static code checking.
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10y ago
USA is kind of special regarding legality handling. An unhappy candidate my find legal arguments to complain. In Europe, states may be unhappy that work has been done without tax payment. This payment looks like easy money for cheaters who
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10y ago
Version conflicts and package naming collisions are two different problems. The OP referred to the version problems. I overlooked package naming conflict which can occur with composed package names. It is true and correct that aliasing will
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with big projects we will have dependencies with other packages. It is a good sign that this happens. But then we get also version dependency witch is currently ignored by go. I use gvm which is one way to handle it, but it is not enough be
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To me the root problem for this alias proposal is that go currently ignores version dependencies. Go is designed so that we have to assume that an API and the compiler are either perfectly backward compatible or immutable. This is a simplif
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10y ago
There are a few steps missing. Before the push, we need to pull on master and rebase the branch on top of master. See triangular workflow in this page [ https://github.com/blog/2042-git-2-5-including-multiple-work... ]
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A climatization using DC current from capacitors charged with solar panels might be more interesting in mild hot regions. If I understood well AC is optimized for carrying current on long distance with minimal loss. But most electric device
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10y ago
I suspect that upwork received threats of legal action if they didn't terminate the account. They took the easiest path. Well the path they assumed, was easiest. Anyway, this shows poor crisis and damage control management.
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Not all attorneys are crooks. My daughter is attorney for business (Droit commercial, France) and she is definitely not a crook. In fact they spend a significant amount of work time trying to get the due money from clients. Please don'
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Thanks. I saw that gitless has the option -p that is documented as allowing to select parts of a file to commit. I'm curious to test that. It seam possible to reshuffle commits using `gl fuse` which is a kind of `git rebase`, but there
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