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   by edem 9y ago

   I worked for a company (subsidiary of Siemens) who adopted that horrendous Scrum methodology. It was the absolute __worst__ year of my life. I had to pair with people non-stop even when __fixing bugs__. There were zounds of stupid rules whi
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   by edem 9y ago

   What I did to solve this: I serialized the stack frames and sent it with the messages and later when an exception happened it could be easily traced.
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   by edem 9y ago

   My team and me.
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   by edem 9y ago

   I even bumped into him with some Java questions.
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   by edem 9y ago

   This needs me to have Windows 7. It is not an OS for free, but an upgrade for free.
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   by edem 9y ago

   Fun fact: there is a ship by this name: https://www.a38.hu/en/
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   by edem 9y ago

   This is as far as you can get with square based grids. :) We call it "top down isometric".
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   by edem 9y ago

   This is not a terminal emulator, but a text gui library. It works with swing or libgdx (you can choose), and soon it will have a web version as well. Let's talk about this. Do you have a discord channel? If not we can use ours [here](
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   by edem 9y ago

   Shameless plug: I'm working on a [Text GUI library]( https://github.com/Hexworks/zircon ) which has the option for isometric projection [like this]( https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/2052450
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    by edem 9y ago

    Two reasons: - I only use javascript if I really have to - Most javascript libraries are so horrible that I'd rather write something from scratch than touching existing code I donate to the Java/Kotlin ecosystem though.
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    by edem 9y ago

    I was referring to graphs in the mathematical sense, not visualizing data. Sorry for the confusion.
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    by edem 9y ago

    It is not that easy to hop in and fix stuff especially if you are not versed in that technology or if the code is crap. There are a lot of very good libraries which are quite easy to maintain and a lot of horrible monstrosities which you&#x
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    by edem 9y ago

    The article only talks about quantity, not quality and that is the main problem with javascript. Not so long ago I had to work with graphs in javascript and none of the graph libraries I found explained the implementation details or the com
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    Reddit and the Struggle to Detoxify the Internet(newyorker.com)

    2 points by edem 9y ago|0 comments
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    by edem 9y ago

    Where can I read about the costs / month?
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    by edem 9y ago

    Full disclosure: I'm in the industry for 10+ years as a programmer. I just realized that if I want to move in the AI direction I'll need some math education. I don't want to become a data scientist.
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    by edem 9y ago

    So you suggest that I should learn from MOOC then go on and work on some projects so that I can prove I really know it.
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    by edem 9y ago

    I really like to get a degree in Mathematics but I simply don't have the time to throw at it (work, children, etc). What do you suggest I should do to have something on my resume? MOOC maybe?
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    by edem 9y ago

    There is a cool gallery of ascii art [here]( http://www.gridsagegames.com/rexpaint/gallery.html ). I think that ASCII still has a place today. Roguelike games for example usually have ASCII art. Take a look at the [Rogue
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    by edem 9y ago

    Good news but this is just a drop in the ocean.
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    by edem 9y ago

    Then it will be ... over nine thousand !
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    by edem 9y ago

    There just have to be much less people on the planet and it will be ok. Simple as that.
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    by edem 9y ago

    The malicious use here is treating GitHub as a package repository. GitHub should not do anything about this other than explicitly stating that GitHub is not a package repository and they cannot be held accountable for using GitHub in
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    by edem 9y ago

    But if you wish to use a name GitHub will mediate between you and the owner. Never worked for me but it can happen.
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    by edem 9y ago

    That's the exact reason that they do have a name squatting policy: https://help.github.com/articles/name-squatting-policy/ I am definitely against this nonsense. Don't depend on some third party for
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    by edem 9y ago

    Don't blame GitHub for Go's clearly broken dependency solutions. What everybody should have learned after so many incidents like this is this: an artifact should only be deletable by nuclear fire GitHub has a name squatting poli
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    by edem 9y ago

    Interesting thought. I'm 32 and I still have these playful thoughts. What's more interesting is that when I act some people look at me in a weird way since it is not expected of me. Not like I give a damn though. I know better.
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    by edem 9y ago

    Can Stellars be mined? I received some before 2015 when they were giving it away for free. Now I'm happy that I can turn them into BTC and withdraw cash...
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    by edem 9y ago

    Maybe I'm a bit biased but I never heard of something like this in Javaland. So packages are supposed to be immutable on npm as well?
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    by edem 9y ago

    I just don't understand how this can happen. In Maven Central for example (Java) if you publish a package it is immutable and stays there until nuclear fire immolates the Earth.