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by dep_b 5y ago
We were clearly warned by people at the shops and the restaurant what streets what and what not to take in broad daylight. Being Argentinean and looking Argentinean, not some expensive camera strapped around the neck expensive brand clothin
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by dep_b 5y ago
Funny, exactly the same attitude as Vintage Planet, a guy that has spares for most vintage synthesizers: https://www.vintageplanet.nl/ He also has his own system for ordering, where you select the items, then he weighs them
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by dep_b 5y ago
La Boca still has some pretty bad spots, despite being a tourist trap in two or three streets.
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by dep_b 5y ago
It's a netbook. It'll work a few hours after charging. Go to school -> charge -> return home and do your homework.
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by dep_b 5y ago
So this is a private cable only used for Google services? I noticed connections to the US are so much better from Europe than in Argentina, would be a shame only the Googlenet gets a decent speedboost.
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by dep_b 5y ago
Most answers I've asked there I've answered myself and some did get quite a bit of upvotes over time, but the most popular answer is of course one I've copied over from someone else in a Github issue, nothing I've done w
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by dep_b 5y ago
Still extremely busy at 42. It might help LinkedIn doesn’t show your age and I graduated only ten years ago, but I only once got the comment “I didn’t expect you to be this old”. That’s still a customer after years
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by dep_b 5y ago
Tolerable build times for large Swift projects!
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by dep_b 5y ago
Why doesn't it make a lot of sense? It requires for companies to have some representation here, probably the have a board of directors and a board of directors is where a retired politician usually goes to after their political career.
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by dep_b 5y ago
It would be interesting to see if there are also optimisations to keep the main (UI) thread clear as much as possible. I mean if I just clicked a button then probably that is the most interesting thing for me to happen, so responding to tha
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by dep_b 5y ago
I think it's actually my linter generating these warnings! But I do like them to be resolved so I consider them issues.
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by dep_b 5y ago
Just today I announced a sweep through all of the TODO's and to either turn them into issues, stories or remove them. Biggest problem in Xcode is that it clogs up the warning list and the real warnings get swamped by them. But it'
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by dep_b 5y ago
Might be referring to App Store ads
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by dep_b 5y ago
I still use it, just a few minutes ago actually. If there's a process that goes over multiple threads or actors, it's nice to have a sequence (?, that one with lanes). If there's a process that has distinct ways to change sta
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by dep_b 5y ago
Apple probably uses SPM for new projects. But existing projects are probably not switching to SPM soon.
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by dep_b 5y ago
So apparently a lot of them do support SPM even when it doesn't say so in the README. Confusing, annoying. Out of a project with 10 dependencies I thought only 4 supported SPM by reading the README but in the end only one (which was my
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by dep_b 5y ago
Thanks for the insights. I would like to hang around for a few months at Microsoft just to see how such a big organisation (dis)functions. I really enjoy using MS tools for development, always had as I discovered C64 BASIC was made by them
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by dep_b 5y ago
It's interesting how Microsoft both showcases a really bad example of a JS hybrid application (Teams) and the more rare good example of it (VS Code). These guys should have talked sometime I hoped.
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by dep_b 5y ago
And a failure of the US government to protect itself against people like Singer.
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by dep_b 5y ago
Argentina was paying off debts when he pushed them into default to force a full payout on a debt he only paid a fraction for. The IMF puppet president that got installed after that and that paid him off in full doubled the Argentinian forei
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by dep_b 5y ago
The scapegoat. The only one who ripped off the rich instead of the poor. I would like to see people like Paul Singer die in prison, who made the lives of millions of people miserable, but I guess it's all legal what he did...
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by dep_b 6y ago
> "Better" is hardly something objective about languages. Rust is better than C C# is better than Java You can talk about tooling, environments, how many people use it, what you can use it for, but when it really boils down to
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by dep_b 6y ago
True, a decent standard library is really important. Every language I enjoy to work with has a good way to do all of the standard stuff
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by dep_b 6y ago
You can write Java in Kotlin in less than a day.
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by dep_b 6y ago
I really don't enjoy anything about Java except for the JVM and if I press somebody that advocates for Java about what the reasons are that I should use Java it's always about either the JVM or the fact that there's so much o
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by dep_b 6y ago
There is no next step for Java, because of backwards compatibility this is as good as it gets.
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by dep_b 6y ago
I used an iPhone SE 2016 until recently and I never really ran into situations where an app was unusable because of this. Also a lot of these design mistakes could be described as “reinventing UINavigationBar or UITabBar, crappy”. One thing
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by dep_b 6y ago
Because the mini has the same amount of pt’s as the iPhone X. Take a good look: everything’s smaller.
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by dep_b 6y ago
The funny thing with desk chairs the choice is basically an Eames (clone), no comfort or ugliness. Is it that hard to design something you would spend eight hours sitting in that doesn’t hurt your eyes?
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by dep_b 6y ago
At least with iOS you know it will take three years for something to come out of beta but then it's pretty solid. It's just Xcode that never gets fixed.

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