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by edem 9y ago
Now that's a good trick, thanks!
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by edem 9y ago
I've once found an 5000 HUF (18 USD) bill on the floor in a pub. I picked it up and wanted to ask "who lost this?" then I realized that everybody would answer "me!" so I just kept it.
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Web Design Cheat Sheet(the-cogitator.com)
2 points by edem 9y ago|0 comments
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The Case for Fewer Dimensions(nautil.us)
1 points by edem 9y ago|0 comments
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Astronomers Confirm Orbital Details of TRAPPIST-1h(jpl.nasa.gov)
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by edem 9y ago
Why would I pay for their articles when they are no better than the free alternatives? This is the same as Quora vs StackOverflow. Not only the latter is vastly superior it is also free.
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by edem 9y ago
Lesson learned: you should have started with a paid service and with no option for refund.
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by edem 9y ago
I also play games because it keeps my mind active even when I have fun. That's the reason why I don't like watching series beacuse it is passive. I've also noticed that I have more fun nowadays writing games than playing th
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by edem 9y ago
At my workplace I have a rather good control over the stuff I do (I'm an architect at an IT company) but I still play games online. I mainly do it because it is a kind of therapy for me because the game I play rewards careful strategic
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by edem 9y ago
It is not hyperactivity, more like a waste of my time.
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by edem 9y ago
It is more like traversing a tree. The more you learn (the deeper you go) the more branches you can explore which leads to the conclusion that the more you know the more you realize how much you still don't know.
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by edem 9y ago
What you can always do is to give feedback. For example I actively create issues on OSS projects I use. Most devs (including me) have no idea how their software is being used and what corner cases they have with which other devs are struggl
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by edem 9y ago
I am using Kotlin for a year now and man...it is a joy to use after Java. I don't care whether it is hyped or not I will never return to Java.
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by edem 9y ago
I was visiting a local library 2-3 times a week and took out books like "The C Language" and SICP and slowly worked my way through them. It involved a lot of tinkering plus trial and error. Learning to program was less spoon-fed c
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by edem 9y ago
I'm more interested in the passive infections where I get infected without my prior actions (some comments say it is possible). Java is not a good example because I program (sometimes in java) and it is always up to date. I uninstalled
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by edem 9y ago
Everyone talks about how people get infected but is there a guide around somewhere about how do I protect my computer from such attacks? I install all updates and I have an antivirus program but I don't know what else can I do.
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Did Macron Outsmart Campaign Hackers?(thedailybeast.com)
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by edem 9y ago
I'm a bit puzzled here. I thought the arms themselves were moving around the galactic core. What does the Sun pass then? Little hint?
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by edem 9y ago
When you start having polyglot microservices this all will make sense. For example protobuf gives you versioning and compiles to a dozen languages...just because it is not useful to you don't dismiss the idea. And since I'm part o
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by edem 10y ago
Not very helpful.
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by edem 10y ago
What can I use instead of paypal?
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by edem 10y ago
They are called __clojurians__.
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by edem 10y ago
Exactly my point. I see this every day when I see the nth installment of Call of Duty and it is simply a steaming pile of crap. Who wants to pay for something he can't even try and there is a decent chance of it being crap?
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by edem 10y ago
So where is the proof that this is not just some mumbo jumbo?
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by edem 10y ago
There should be some kind of voting mechanism on HN to automate what you did here (like a [hoax] flag) or something. I almost clicked on the bait but reading your comment clarified things. I was excited because this is a prerequisite of the
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by edem 10y ago
I don't know where did you get that quote from but it describes "crackers". This is what hackers are all about: http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
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by edem 10y ago
You are barking up the wrong tree. I am also a Clojure enthusiast and I also use it wherever I can. I was genuinely interested to hear about a Java alternative to Spring because I failed to find any. I don't use java in production anym
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by edem 10y ago
Name just one alternative you have in-depth experience with. Not just pet projects but production code.
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by edem 10y ago
You call Spring an outdated behemoth yet you have never worked with it. I've worked with EJB, Spring, Play, Dropwizard and a bunch of other stuff an I can tell that the current version of Spring is cutting edge and since they introduce
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by edem 10y ago
Until you start working with Clojure or even Kotlin. Then Scala feels like a baroque behemoth.

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