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edem
6y ago
You are comparing apples to oranges.
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edem
6y ago
Where did you write about this lizard war (your thesis)?
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edem
6y ago
Any time I encounter a page like this (I also got a paywall) I disable Javascript, and if it doesn't help I just leave.
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edem
6y ago
marquee!
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edem
6y ago
I'm at a loss here. Which value should I change when I try to create different shades of color X? The hue? Brightness? What kind of color encoding should I use?
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edem
6y ago
Thanks, I'm gonna take a look.
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edem
6y ago
How does this differ from remark.js?
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edem
6y ago
I'd try Discord and Reddit. What I do is I when I start to like a sub, I check if they have a Discord server. Brings back good feelings from the long gone IRC era. Forums are pretty much dead nowadays.
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edem
6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. To me writing about these things has a very good effect on my mood.
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edem
6y ago
I second this. A therapist can help _A LOT_. I spent 3 years in therapy and my life changed to the better.
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edem
6y ago
I was close to burnout early this year when I decided to quit the job market altogether (I was a programmer). I decided to start doing something else instead (teaching people how to program). I'm still doing programming, but only as a
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edem
6y ago
This reminds me of that Wait but Why post [0] about picking your life partner. TL;DR: it is better to have no one than to be around people that you're not happy with. I know this sounds like a cliche but it is true. You're not at
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edem
6y ago
Read it and you will see.
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edem
6y ago
This article reeks of arrogance. I stopped reading it after a while since I can't stand the style of the writer. They seem to think that they've seen it all and this is a huge red flag to me.
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edem
6y ago
I'd turn this question around. Why use it?
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edem
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Travis is trash anyway. I've switched to CircleCI years ago and I'm happy with it. Also completely free. PS: I'm in no way affiliated with CircleCI, I'm just a happy customer.
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edem
6y ago
I think the soon-to-be-released features anxiety is applicable for any language, it is not unique to Kotlin. A good resource for this is the Kotlin Koans for example or the Kotlin STDlib itself. I also maintain some OSS projects that use th
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edem
6y ago
Same here. Kotlin is a pragmatic language and it is a much better fit for the "Turbo Java" role that Scala originally wanted to do.
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edem
6y ago
I completely disagree. The best things in Kotlin has nothing to do with coroutines, it is the extension functions and the soon-to-be released typeclasses (multiple receivers). Java is lagging behind, while Kotlin gets pragmatic and useful f
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edem
6y ago
What I'm seeing is that Scala devs I know have started using Kotlin (including me). It is a much more pragmatic language that doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, like Scala does.
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edem
6y ago
The most important thing that no one seems to mention is that Scala 3 is not compatible with Scala 2. This means that they are creating competition for themselves. It is the Python 2 vs 3 problem all over again.
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edem
6y ago
I wouldn't accept anyone's PR with explicit Thread usage in them. You should either use some high-level construct like CompletableFuture or a concurrent data structure instead.
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edem
6y ago
Is this similar to Vaadin?
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edem
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I'm just curious. Is AWS similar? I never heard an AWS horror story.
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edem
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Ultraepoch? Milliseconds since the Big Bang?
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edem
6y ago
Light also travels through time it just never makes progress. It still has a 4 vector (x, y, z, t) is is just that its `t` component is zero.
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6y ago
It is bigger only because you travel slowly in the spacial dimensions. You always travel thorugh spacetime with a constant speed (the speed of light). What happens is that you're usually going with 460 m/s (as Earth revolves a
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edem
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It all depends on your frame of reference. From the ligth beam's view nothing happens, it just falls into the black hole. In fact the light beam never experiences time as it travels with the speed of causality. From the reference of th
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edem
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Not just free-fall parabolas. Think about the path airplanes traverse when they go to another continent. Still a parabola, but flattened.
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Think about this. You're always travelling through spacetime with a constant speed (the speed of causality == the speed of light). This is your 4 vector because it has 4 components: x, y, z, t. Therefore the faster you go in one dimens
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