cutler

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by cutler 4y ago
I used to think you had to be a hashref to be blessed but The Damian put me straight on that.
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by cutler 4y ago
One of React's competitive advantages is React Native. That's hard to beat.
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by cutler 4y ago
In the UK, according to Indeed.com, there are as many .Net jobs as Java. Comparing React with a back-end technology such as .Net is apples to oranges, no?
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by cutler 4y ago
95 what? £, $, Euros?
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by cutler 4y ago
Could you give some examples of these hard-to-fix bugs?
576.
by cutler 4y ago
Why charge less for something that's interesting? The client gets the same value whether it interests you or not.
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by cutler 4y ago
Currency?
578.
by cutler 4y ago
Agreed, especially the anticipation of a rent increase which you can't afford leaving you potentially homeless. Many in so-called affluent economies now live with this daily reality.
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by cutler 4y ago
Speak for yourself, mate. I'm 62 and just getting going after 22 years of programming. Now learning Kotlin, Swift and Go while developing my own app for mobile and web. Age is a state of mind so long is you keep minimally physically ac
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by cutler 4y ago
£525 outside IR35, £630 inside.
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by cutler 4y ago
Which back-end programming languages do you find are most commonly required by clients who pay good rates? I'm particularly interested in the relative popularity of statically typed frameworks such as Spring Boot and ASP.Net vs Rails,
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by cutler 4y ago
Of all the terms in tech "hydration" makes me cringe the most.
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by cutler 4y ago
Do you see much evidence of Kotlin eating Java's lunch as some have predicted?
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by cutler 4y ago
$80,000 is hardly the measure of a true professional these days surely?
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by cutler 4y ago
Not really. Most economic theories deal with the social dimension of production. Then again, we tend to forget that Economics for a long time was known as Political Economy as it's difficult, if not impossible, to divorce the two.
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by cutler 4y ago
What is more fundamental to earthly time than the rotation of the earth and its orbit around the Sun. From there it follows that the cycles of the other planets may also be important. I don't see how any of this is arbitrary. Isn'
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by cutler 4y ago
I still have problems getting VsVim to install after recent VS Mac updates. Any IDE without a Vim plugin is a no-op for me.
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by cutler 4y ago
Socially necessary is an averaging concept and is an essential part of the theory. Look it up in Das Kapital. Marx was concerned with social production, not individuals.
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by cutler 4y ago
Marx was primarily addressing the value of commodities, ie. economic value, but extending it to works of art: the number of socially necessary hours required to create a piece of work. That's not the same as market value though both ex
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by cutler 4y ago
Yes, Rider is my personal favourite. I go for the full IDE experience so VS Code falls short.
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by cutler 4y ago
Please, no. There's a reason bash, Perl, Python and Ruby were invented.
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by cutler 4y ago
Keep an eye on the overhead with MAUI. I've heard app size is a problem with iOS and startup time with Android. What kind of client profile, if any, would you say opts for ASP.Net instead of PHP/Laravel or Rails?
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by cutler 4y ago
> VS only running on Windows What do you mean, there has always been Visual Studio for Mac since the arrival of .Net Core.
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by cutler 4y ago
Have you considered Visual Studio for Mac? That would be a more obvious choice than VS Code, surely?
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by cutler 4y ago
I know of a number of astrologers, such as Ray Merriman (USA) and Christine Skinner (UK), who made some pretty accurate predictions about the markets and the economy in general.
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by cutler 4y ago
Marx's theory of surplus value, as expounded in Das Kapital, was what really opened my eyes when studying Economics at university. After reading about his labour theory of value I realised all the textbook economics I'd been spoon
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by cutler 4y ago
Not so arbitrary really as there are 7 planets visible to the naked eye. Well, 5 planets and 2 "lights" to be precise but each day is named after one of these. The reason we don't get all this is that we're so out of tou
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by cutler 4y ago
Upgrade to Monterey. Not supported on my hardware.
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by cutler 4y ago
Happy user of Monterey on an early 2013 MacBook Pro which wouldn't have been possible without OpenCore's sterling work.
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by cutler 4y ago
Because that is the way nature divides time. Anything else is arbitrary. The first thing our ancestors would have noticed, before the invention of time-keeping devices, would have been the phases of the Moon and how they relate to Sun/

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