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dionian
9y ago
He risked his neck to advocate peacefully for democracy in Communist China (PRC)
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dionian
9y ago
Or in life-threatening circumstances
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dionian
9y ago
well, most of my java projects tend to be very broad in scope, so in those cases, it can potentially make a major impact in systems and API designs.. I'm being optimistic!
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dionian
9y ago
as usual they have been working on support in the EAPs, I'm guessing 2017.3 works relatively well with jdk9 by now, but i havent tried yet!
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dionian
9y ago
modules are a massive enhancement that will benefit kotlin as well as any other jvm language
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9y ago
generally with every major release you can compile and target code to earlier JVMs with minimal, if any changes. I've heard that the module system is not backwards incompatible, and I would be shocked if it was incompatible with java
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9y ago
But he didn't fire Jony Ive
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9y ago
Yes, the problem with lack of clarity is more often than not the fault of the API designer, not the language. Non-traditional method names like ~%>$ or whatever should be done in a very clear and easy to understand way; if not, that'
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9y ago
I am not sure I know what you mean by 'spaces', but I think I do. It's the fact that there is no natural separation of grouped words. Without vocab it's really hard to understand a sentence. Also there is a cultural elem
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9y ago
I mean, any UNIX beard who isn't willing to configure his/her machine to use a different shell, probably really isn't a true UNIX power user... I would not care either way since I just use ohmyzsh, their github page has a she
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9y ago
agreed. why rely on evidence when we can trust the 'experts'? no thanks...
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9y ago
It works for people being edgy online, but can we censor glorification of a more serious problem than “fat shaming” - say, gang violence - and have it reduce acts of “hate”? I’m not convinced similar censorship/propaganda can stop mo
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9y ago
I thought the point of censoring hate speech was not to purify content but to prevent actual violence etc from occurring.... have we seen a decrease in violence against fat people since 2015? If not, I’m not sure what was really accomplishe
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9y ago
HipChat is fine. Try using Cisco Spark.
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dionian
9y ago
reasonable given one should be averse to them even with all the IDE aids (at least in the sense to be judicious when using them). the scala plugin simply cannot handle many parts of the language anyway
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dionian
9y ago
Just because some crazy people reject falsification of some types of theories does not make all theories effectively be falsified
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9y ago
Certainly not true. Nothing to do with religion at all. A conspiracy theory is not necessarily false. Conspiracies are very common; (secret ones are less well-known). Some theories turn out to accurately reflect reality once the facts are a
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9y ago
People with CS degree and decades of real world experience still benefit from automated code analyses. We deal with systems with millions of lines of code...
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dionian
9y ago
Many of the syntax highlighting that IDEA does is very obvious once you're alerted . The nice thing is it does hundreds if not thousands of analyses and presents them to you as actionable feedback.
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9y ago
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9y ago
> Last time I checked, Intelij Idea wasn't able to parse even standard Scala library without errors. Kotlin is a much simpler language than Scala.
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9y ago
I prefer usability (UX) over content, I used to switch to other maps when I had issues with data, but there hasn't been the need to in a very long time. Default is great especially if the UX is better. Google is ok, but Apple Maps UI i
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9y ago
Nah, it's just a token opinion column, they do it all the time. The rest of the paper is still unabashedly pro-Left
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9y ago
On some machines I've made DDG my default. I sometimes revert to google as a backup, and its sometimes better. but generally DDG is good enough for daily use. I figure the benefit of defaulting to it is worth any slightly less quality
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9y ago
yeah funny how the ceo's response was like "most of you agreed and the rest said we didnt go far enough" or something to that effect. suuure.... completely delusional and/or disingenuous.
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9y ago
I used to do this because I'd do personal stuff at work. recently i changed jobs where i face outward towards a wall instead of towards others. I work 100% during work hours on my work computer, though I frequently check social media&#
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9y ago
you should try l-theanine and see if that works at all, should give you the calmness of having drank a lot of green tea - without any of the caffeine of green tea and without the toxicity of alcohol https://examine.com/supp
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9y ago
hard to think of a better medium for psyops... other than TV/news which is already covered and becoming more and more limited in effectiveness
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"secular" violations are always based on a shared moral code, no different than religions
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Their shareholders would flip out, no? Even the Chinese people who don’t support the govt would lament the loss of using the phone.
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