dahauns

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by dahauns 8y ago
Hmm. From my POV, nothing in your example is actually incompatible with a process using explicit static types. As long as I'm writing code without any assumption regarding the JSON structure, i.e. "I'm gonna take strings and
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by dahauns 8y ago
But I would assert that it is misleading to pretend that you understand the system at the beginning. I want to be honest about how ignorant I am when I begin to work on a problem that I have never encountered before. But are you honest
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by dahauns 8y ago
With Ron Howard directing. And Ed Harris as Jack Poindexter, the veteran radio officer, already retired from field service, volunteering for one last trip (and telling his wife on the phone he'll be late for dinner).
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by dahauns 8y ago
As you already imply with Germany: One big problem I have with educational statistics is that they are usually completely ignoring the value of dual education systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_education_system
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by dahauns 8y ago
>Changing [..] hundreds of code lines just to change a visual effect. If you need to do that, your codebase has a serious problem.
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by dahauns 8y ago
Sorry to go full "get off my lawn" here, but: How is this different from, say, simple GDI rendering or Swing? With both View is a function of state and rendering is done via idempotent function calls (WM_PAINT bzw. paint()/pa
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by dahauns 8y ago
Not stolen, but quite probably violated several laws in connection with privacy and personality rights. And this is already the case in many EU countries, no GDPR needed for that. I actually hadn't considered it before, but I imagine t
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by dahauns 8y ago
https://geizhals.eu/?cat=hhleuchtled&xf=3910_2200&sort=p <2000K seems to raise the prices, 2000K is quite affordable. Dunno if it's low enough...
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by dahauns 8y ago
I agree with you in principle, but the copyright infringement itself was not even up for debate in this case - he pleaded guilty on that. It's about the damages.
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by dahauns 9y ago
Isn't that basically what he said? :)
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by dahauns 9y ago
Soo...when a mission critical system at your team goes down, you get the newly hired guy with no previous knowledge of your code, put him in front of a dev environment he doesn't know and keep pestering him over the shoulder while he t
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by dahauns 9y ago
If you like this, take a look at Radball (cycle ball): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0moQPqtmrTY Maybe not as elegant as the artistic cyclists, but that almost incidental level of control is insane.
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by dahauns 9y ago
>Noncommercial actors (bloggers etc) are supposed to be exempt. Looking at EU's history of jurisdiction in these matters, this usually means almost no one is considered "noncommercial". You better believe this is going to
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by dahauns 9y ago
>A judge weighs all those arguments, and gives a decision, which then affects other future cases. Careful. This is not common law jurisdiction. Case law doesn't apply here, and the ECJ rulings themselves have the primary interpret
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by dahauns 9y ago
Yes, I can empathize with getting frustrated both facing the superficially hyper-positive, but in reality severely opportunistic and ruthless nature of startup culture, and with being treated like a freely interchangable, faceless number in
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by dahauns 9y ago
>Office 97 was SDI from what I recall. Except for the weird hybrid that is Excel - IIRC that went only fully SDI a few versions ago (2010? 2013?).
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by dahauns 9y ago
Targeted Language by itself certainly won't be enough, but it is definitely seen as one indicator by the CJEU. https://iapp.org/news/a/what-does-territorial-scope-mean-und... (And - case law? Not really a thi
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by dahauns 9y ago
Yeah, and then there's the Fujitsu Lifebook U93x. As thin and light (920g) as the MacBook (non-Pro), with comparable battery life. But: 15W TDP CPU; RAM&SSD not soldered; USBA, USBC, HDMI, SD, SmartCard and even Ethernet(!). Or the
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by dahauns 9y ago
See my other post. They were bullshitting you (happens too often, sadly). Was this Apple themselves or a third-party seller?
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by dahauns 9y ago
And even the "third try" rule is the most lenient case for the seller here. Firstly, For mass produced devices (not with BTO models!) you generally have the right to demand a new replacement instead of waiting weeks for the repair
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by dahauns 9y ago
Nowadays, modularization is key. A common toolkit/template, optimized for keeping large parts of the manufacturing process the same. Take VW for example, with their Modularer Querbaukasten (arguably the most well-known example, althoug
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by dahauns 9y ago
Sure they do - especially when the supply chain itself already offers services for that kind of volumes. Take Magna for example, they have worked with both BMW and Daimler(-Chrysler) on modern low to mid-volume assembly projects (while also
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by dahauns 9y ago
No, RTFL. AGPL doesn't need your product/binary/code to be distributed, it's enough that you offer a (web) service based in part on AGPL-licensed code. EDIT: Damn, too slow. :)
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by dahauns 9y ago
Yeah, tricky one, that. At least you have the workaround type PublicPart<T> = {[K in keyof T]: T[K]}; //keyof only sees public properties
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by dahauns 9y ago
I always wonder where this naive falsificationism as a point of critique comes from. Certainly not from Popper, as he already argued for holism in the sense of Duhem and Quine from the beginning (Logik der Forschung was written in 1934!)..
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by dahauns 9y ago
OK, now you're just messing with me. :)
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by dahauns 9y ago
Ah...! Sorry, I misunderstood you there. (Ok,ok. I admit I only skimmed your reply :) ). But why would you want Turing completeness in a user facing templating engine? This is generally considered harmful, leading to all kinds of maintenanc
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by dahauns 9y ago
not a general purpose language (but a DSL for relational data), but: SQL. :)
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by dahauns 9y ago
>Lisp is Turing-complete while StringTemplate doesn't. Well...C# String interpolation is.
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by dahauns 9y ago
Wait, Metasploit of all things? They have been doing coordinated disclosure since forever.

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