dionian

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by dionian 6y ago
Doing nothing to counter China is even stupider.
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by dionian 6y ago
theyre still there
483.
by dionian 6y ago
you also have largely the same OS and hardware architecture that you did in 1999
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by dionian 6y ago
We can also listen to the phrase without imputing immoral motives to the speaker.
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by dionian 6y ago
even more amazing when you realize this was just the first one in the newer Korean script, and they had much older ones in the traditional Chinese script that was widely used by Koreans until recently.
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by dionian 6y ago
I dont trust news sources that aren't deemed controversial, these days.
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by dionian 6y ago
Since scala gives you the option to not be FP, is this a criticism of the scala community?
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by dionian 6y ago
Counterpoint, in many ways its much simpler than 20 years ago: Docker, k8s, etc is miles beyond the type of automation I used to have to deal with from the operations type people.
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by dionian 6y ago
The Java language is Java's least appealing feature. Fortunately there are seamless alternatives!
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by dionian 6y ago
confirmed... I have like 5 of them. easy to open the lid and keeps coffee warm for like 2 days
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by dionian 6y ago
sometimes log volume would be too high (high TX count) although in most of the systems in my career it has not been the case.
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by dionian 6y ago
But that is the tradeoff of ORMs. Black box with free stuff but more complexity. Sometimes (usually?) it does not make sense to use them.
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by dionian 6y ago
I don't see why the Law of Demeter cannot be adhered to in OOP. I do it every day.
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by dionian 6y ago
With more power comes more need for discipline.
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by dionian 6y ago
How has your life been made hell? Why would you support a far-away dictatorship?
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by dionian 6y ago
testing should have been part of the estimates and you should have thrown that right back at the rest of the team during retro
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by dionian 6y ago
We all have code like that somewhere :)
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by dionian 6y ago
I remember coming across Refactoring after having already adopted it for some years. I wish I had come across it sooner. But with my initial experience under my belt I was able to realize what a gold mine it is. Anyone working in a higher l
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by dionian 6y ago
I have seen many a TDD enthusiast create many more problems in terms of test maintenance than they solved in code quality. Doesn't mean TDD is bad, it just means like anything it is not a silver bullet
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by dionian 6y ago
I'm pro-mask personally... but the experts told us not to worry about masks as early as 3 months ago. I was pro-mask back then too. My point is, "the science" is not always so clear. https://www.clickondetroit.com&
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by dionian 6y ago
not mutually exclusive! a hard worked and productive 8 hours is rare as it is.
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by dionian 6y ago
is there evidence that it's not?
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by dionian 6y ago
And of course the moderators of such a forum would never lean to one side of neutral and define 'hate' in ways that would benefit them politically! Just like how twitter very fairly enforces the rules against liberals just like it
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by dionian 6y ago
the only requirement driving my unit tests are things that id like to be independently testable and there could be 100s of those when implementing a feature.. or if i know the code will be throw away, maybe 0
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by dionian 6y ago
never seen the site, expected to find something i disagree with, but found that it matches the way I've always worked. Merging early and often and using CI is the way to go and avoid being in the merge process as much as possible. Go
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by dionian 6y ago
ive been using Mac OS X since 10.0 betas, I like every time they refine it. And this feels a step in the right direction. Simpler. I suspect everyone will get used to it and cringe at going back to the old one, just like always as a UI geek
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by dionian 6y ago
I agree, Apple is not an advertising company, and free search engines business model seems to be ad related
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by dionian 6y ago
No it doesn't
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by dionian 6y ago
To what extent is/should government be responsible for this?
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by dionian 6y ago
most people weren't advocating violence in there, most of these claims came from people that wanted to tear it down and provide justification for it. I've seen documented evidence that the same kind of content exists on other subr

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