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541.
by edem 8y ago
Do you buy your own hardware? How do you run your own servers?
542.
by edem 8y ago
What does zoot mean in this context? I'm not a native speaker.
543.
by edem 8y ago
The reasons to use hugo are negative. I only have cons to it.
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by edem 8y ago
And it is full of implicit stuff, cryptic templates, and the whole thing is pretty unintuitive. You also cant write plugins for it. Jekyll has i18n support I dont know what you are talking about.
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by edem 8y ago
I see these articles come up quite often yet it makes no sense to switch to hugo. I also tried it because I was fed up with Ruby (not Jekyll). It turns out that the tedium of implicit hell and cryptic templates which comes with hugo makes i
546.
by edem 8y ago
Wow. Did I just see a page informing me about the site being blocked in Europe?
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by edem 8y ago
This made my day, thank you!
548.
by edem 8y ago
I don't get it. Why did you just stand still while this was happening? This never happened to me because every time someone started to do things without consensus I forced an agreement. You can only blame yourself if you just let these
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by edem 8y ago
Even my therapist suggested reading Murakami!
550.
by edem 8y ago
You hit the nail head on. I don't think it makes sense to write code like language X in language Y. If you try to do so you'll just get upset and quit.
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by edem 8y ago
I agree with most of this but each language is different and each language encourages different things. I think the most important thing to do as a software developer is to research the problem domain before writing a single line of code an
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On “From Java to Kotlin and Back Again”(zsmb.co)
85 points by edem 8y ago|44 comments
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by edem 8y ago
So is this supposed to be a good or a bad thing? I've used whiteboards in a lot of interviews to great effect. I wouldn't confuse whiteboards with riddles. I also hate riddles and puzzles because they check for the riddle-solving
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by edem 8y ago
This is very relative. If you compare it to Cobol, then yeah, it is good! If you compare it to Kotlin or Clojure? Not so much. See, everything depends on your viewpoint and your viewpoint depends on what you know. If you only know javascrip
555.
by edem 8y ago
How do I dismiss that subscribe box that takes uo a quarter of the screen on mobile?
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by edem 8y ago
I think this is an arms race which the publishers have no hope of winning. Worst case I'll just have my own personal blocklist for the publishers which have this DRM crap. I actually do have an extension which just filters out sites fr
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by edem 8y ago
This post from Wait But Why is relevant I think: https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/12/10-types-odd-friendships-your...
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Why Everyone Missed the Most Mind-Blowing Feature of Cryptocurrency(hackernoon.com)
1 points by edem 8y ago|0 comments
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by edem 8y ago
You don't have to write Javascript though. I've built a stack for myself which is written in 100% Kotlin and I don't have to bother with JS.
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by edem 8y ago
There are zounds of languages which compile to javascript so it is definitely not the only option. With the advent of WASM this will likely get better so we can finally ditch this abomination.
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by edem 8y ago
Thanks. You spared me some typing, that's what I wanted to write as well.
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by edem 8y ago
Yep, the whole article looks like building a strawman against Python. This mentality of using "cool" frameworks and join the "cool" javascript kids (isn't that an oxymoron?) reeks of the hipsteresque mentality of t
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by edem 8y ago
Even if you create no go zones, those drones will just get hacked or custom ones will be built.
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by edem 8y ago
They violated terms of use. What's the problem?
565.
by edem 8y ago
It should be a DELETE imho or a PATCH.
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by edem 8y ago
I don't like you. You need to get punted.
567.
by edem 8y ago
No, not at all. I also don't like what the implies instead of a .
568.
by edem 8y ago
> Why do "low quality" questions matter? As I have said it encourages additional low quality questions which is more work for the mods.
569.
by edem 8y ago
I can comment on this from the "other side" since I have discussed this on meta. The problem is that answering questions which are borderline low quality/too specific, etc or need imorovement before it can be answered are usu
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by edem 8y ago
I'd suggest using Kotlin then. It has tail call optimization, and nice functional programming constructs. It can also be compiled to javascript: http://the-cogitator.com/2018/04/25/going-beyond-android-ko

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