dragosmocrii

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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
My Blub language has been PHP. While the language has been getting better over the years, especially with the introduction of types, I still felt at one point that I wasn't growing. I had a try at Haskell, and failed miserably. I tried
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Excellent solution. Unfortunately, the bald head was so smooth, the hat kept falling off
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
This is correct. I lived in Montreal for one year, and the road closures (barree barree barree) is ridiculous. It's so bad that without a navigation app like Waze you can get stuck going in circles.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Sure, software and hardware come together. However the price of software should be factored in the price of the product itself (hardware + software). I am paying for both to own the product. If they issue a software update that makes better
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I remember when Tesla issued that paid software update to make your car accelerate 0-100 a 0.1 seconds faster. If the hardware is there unchanged, why should the software update be a paid upgrade? It means the software was not good to begin
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
That's what I do. I come up with the solution, I deserve the credit. Fair, right?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
they are not necessarily identical. however during fabrication, there might be deffects in some cores, so Intel can disable some cores and market it as a lower end product. it is called binning
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Personally, I prefer using a Workstation Laptop, such as the System76 Serval or Bonobo. Most of the time, I'll use a big monitor and mechanical keyboard. But if I'm travelling, I can still use the machine as a laptop.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Lately I see myself abusing (???) types more often than ever. Before, I'd feel comfortable returning an array of structured data from a function. Now, I'm creating Value Objects to ensure my data is both valid and correctly used e
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Possibly not what the author meant. Support for PHP 8 in WordPress will come soon after PHP 8 is released. But to upgrade WordPress to PHP 8, that is to rewrite its codebase to make use of PHP 8 features, probably will not happen anytime so
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I am curious about applications too. I wonder if this is somehow related to being able to do protein folding
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Chișinău - the capital of Moldova, the poorest country in Europe - had fiber Internet back in 2008. I don't think North America couldn't afford fiber earlier too, it's just why do it when your current infrastructure works and
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Slightly off topic, but does anyone know if this "component based" development is what umbrella applications are in Elixir?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I am taking advantage of the other options, and I am in good shape (well, lean and slender xD). But I can't really replace the gym and the swimming pool with the other options. Also, I am not concerned how others perceive my beliefs be
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I am neutral towards your comment, but I feel you're judging me for my beliefs and opinions, even though you don't know where I come from and what's important for me.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Amusing how liquor stores were deemed essential service, at least here in Canada
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I totally agree with the author. I've been frustrated finding the information I needed so many times, and when I eventually found it by putting together the pieces from different sources, I called it a day and moved on. But then one da
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Is Rome supposed to do what Svelte does?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
That space where there's a hole in the port is probably where the explosion happened. Also looks like the two ships nearby got vaporized. Frightening sight
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I had to read the title a couple times to make sense of it. I was reading "Intuit Parents", thinking it was some new product...
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Oh man, that's the dream house
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
You're welcome! I can see how that could be a distraction for some. Personally, I enjoy the aesthetics. And as a bonus, I always get people intrigued when I show someone the code with this font that they never saw before. Nonetheless,
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
This post is from the author of Fira Code, a font with ligatures that is incredibly pleasant to use. Highly recommend to give it a try if you haven't already! Shameless plug: I mentioned this as my favorite font for code editors in my
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
That's a great idea! Even Github has better safety guards to make sure you don't delete a repository accidentally
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Oh, I checked, they're octagonal xD
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
North America. Where are stop signs not hexagonal?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I keep getting invitations from Amazon recruiters who say are impressed with my LinkedIn profile. I keep ignoring, and even said I'm not interested, but they keep sending it again after a while. Must be desperately looking for devs
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I wonder if instead of completely eliminating software developers/engineers to write the code, what if we had specification writing engineers. Just like tests, the specifications would describe what is needed, and then we'd let th
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
It's important to not accept it as the default browser, otherwise you might get fried
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I feel you. I took a job this year for a fraction of what I earn as self-employed, just because I wanted to go out and be among people. I was later laid off because of the virus, but it was nice to go to the office, talk to people face to f

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