dxxvi

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   by dxxvi 6y ago

   I haven't tried it in IntelliJ. I also think it's a bit too wide. I'm using semicondensed Noto Sans Mono everywhere.
2. 152.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   I'm waiting for Try and Either in Java. Multiline text blocks are good but not enough.
3. 153.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   I'm having issues with youtube-dl and udemy (althought the Internet says it's possible. If anyone has some tip, I'll be very grateful). Does this one work with udemy?
4. 154.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   $900k is not much. It's only enough for 4 developers for 1 year. If you don't spend the money the sponsors give you, the sponsors won't give you anymore.
5. 155.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   You didn't mention Arch :-)
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   by dxxvi 6y ago

   Can I be sure that the prices from this endpoint are accurate (i.e. if Amzn changes the prices, this endpoint will reflect that change)? Off-topic: if I request a spot instance, is there any way (API/cli) to know how much Amzn charges
7. 157.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   After reading this, I think I need to learn Eclipse Collection and Micronaut.
8. 158.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   To people who protest for Black Lives Matter: could you protest for people like Mike at the same time as well?
9. 159.▲
   by dxxvi 6y ago

   I have to work with a Windows/Linux laptop and a MacBook Pro. It's very inconvenient when the MBP keyboard doesn't have Home, End, PageUp, PageDown and Delete.
10. 160.▲
    by dxxvi 6y ago

    Storage Download BackBlaze .5 cents/GB 1 cent/GB S3 (one zone infrequent access) 1 cent/GB 9 cents/GB I'll transfer my 250GB of
11. 161.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    Maybe in the next 10 years there will be a business card running a JVM.
12. 162.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    I'd like to have a command line tool that allows me to modify the json with javascript. Does jq provide any feature to process json that it's very difficult/cumbersome to do in js?
13. 163.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    Kotlin and Java don't have a powerful pattern matching like Scala. Maybe that's why they don't have `collect` for filter + map. However I'm learning kotlin now because my employer doesn't allow me to use Scala
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    I'll give an example of the Scala type system: let's define combining 2 integers as adding them together, then combining 2 lists of integers will give a new list where an element is the result of combining of 2 elements in the giv
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    An example of Scala's pattern matching: case class Person(name: String, age: Int) // a collection of 3 people val c1 = Vector(Person("A", 5), Person("B", 6), Person("C", 4)) &
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    If I read it correctly, you said "Scala standard library is not up to par", "Java is improving significantly in the coming few releases: pattern matching, records, switch expressions". I see the other way around: Java 14
17. 167.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    There's at least 1 thing curl can do but httpie cannot: anyauth where curl sends a request and based on the response curl will send another request with the correct authentication format.
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    $150 is the price I pay for a Moto Z3 play (of course after a discount from Motorola, which is applied to everybody). The Z3 play might not be as "open" as this one, but it's a very nice phone, rootable, able to install TWRP.
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    It can be a little bit better if the url's are dimmed a little bit (they can be still green to mimic the mono-color terminals, but dimmer).
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    Just checked on bestbuy.com, the Lenovo X1 Carbon 14" 1080p 8GB RAM 256GB SSD laptop is $1580 where the Dell XPS 13.3" 4k 16GB RAM 256GB SSD is $1500. Doesn't Dell make the xps 13 in China?
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    I think it should take a nvme card (because of its small size) for storage.
22. 172.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    > $450 for a phone with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632, huge top and bottom bezels? To me, a Chinese moto phone is more reasonable (as I don't have any important info on it).
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    I'd like to have somebody compete with YouTubeTV. They are very expensive now ($50/month).
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    For what I see, puppeteer is very much like testcafe (able to run with headless/full Firefox, Chrome, Edge ..., but testcafe doesn't need a custom-built Firefox). TestCafe can run javascript code on the page and return the data ba
25. 175.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    What is an AMD/Intel CPU as powerful as this RPi4 CPU?
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    by dxxvi 7y ago

    A lot of people in my company have their laptop on with lid closed and they use external monitors. I, a Joe programmer, don't need a laptop to work and I guess there are lot of people like me. So, if there's a desktop which is as
27. 177.▲
    by dxxvi 7y ago

    Lucky you because there's an OS that tweaks everything to your liking. The fact that Pop!_OS is not a rolling distro might be a big - for many people.
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    by dxxvi 8y ago

    Personally, I hate max-width which is a way to waste the screen estate, I think.
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    by dxxvi 8y ago

    How is this $300 Helvetica compared to the free Noto font (which has sans-serif, serif and monospace from condensed extra light to bold)?
30. 180.▲
    by dxxvi 8y ago

    If I'm paid to port it from Java to Scala, I'll write a blog like this after I'm done (maybe I'll never be done :-) ).