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elboru
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Another downside is the overhead created. Those “simple” async methods are translated into state machine classes under the hood. You could probably test performance and see if the value you get is worth it.
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> Based on the images and video provided observers, the object’s diameter is estimated at 20 meters The Chelyabinsk meteor was 20m and it damaged 7,200 buildings, it collapsed a factory roof and shattered windows (I have no idea the com
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To me the problem with this kind of explanations is that they miss the “why”. I understand “what” is currying and “how” to implement it. But I’m missing the “why”. The real-world example doesn’t tell me why I would prefer currying instead o
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I constantly hear about how hellish is high school in the US. Do other countries experience the same? I enjoyed the high school equivalent of my country, met some of my best friends there. My peers don’t seem to ever mention bad experiences
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Same here, I bought my first iPhone almost 4 years ago. It still works like the first day. I used to like constant change (installing different roms, customizing my phone, waiting for the next cool Android UI refresh, switching phones every
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5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to answer. It’s insightful to get to know the perspective from the other side. If it helps, I can recommend you to take a look at https://nearsoft.com/ it’s a Mexican company, I personally know
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Last week my mom suddenly got very sick. She got pneumonia, one of her lungs collapsed. We expected the worst, she’s not that old but she has diabetes and other health issues. Thankfully the doctors got everything under control with the hel
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I’m a developer located in Latin America, I’ve worked for several clients and I know tons of companies that outsource work from here. What do you think is missing? I sincerely would like to know the perception from the other side.
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Another pattern I usually encounter is explaining the how but not the why. Trying to understand how a complex mechanism works is hard, but it’s harder if you don’t know why the mechanism exists in the first place. It would be madness to sta
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Talking about outsourcing work, I'm from Mexico, I work with nearshore development teams and it amazes me how well represented Costa Rican developers are in the industry (considering Costa Rica has a population of 5 million people). I&
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I love writing automated tests, but having someone else test your own code is just different, I as the owner of the code will usually have a “positive” attitude to my own code, this in my opinion limits my imagination towards all the things
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Wow, that never occurred to me, that’s a win-win situation for everyone involved! The maintainer gets recognition and payment for his work, the company learns and has its questions answered. I’ll keep that in mind in my future projects, tha
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It would be awesome to hear their stories and myths regarding the external world. How do they explain boats and planes, how do they tell the encounter stories, etc
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To be honest I don’t pay for expensive parts, I don’t really care if they cost $100. Instead I pay for a final product that can last me more than 2 years without becoming crap. I bought my first iPhone 4 years ago, today it works like the f
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> the area is a restricted military zone I wouldn’t try my luck in a foreign restricted military zone.
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Interviewing is a skill, you just need to learn it. The easiest way to learn it is practicing it. I know the feeling, I’ve failed several interviews, most of them I was not able to answer simple questions, that feels devastating. Emotions a
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Another factor is that in less developed countries outsourced projects are the norm. Those projects tend to look for cheap work force instead of skilled developers. Therefore a lot of projects tend to have poor code quality. Basically you h
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> The only site that gets this right is youtube: It shows both likes and dislikes. That might change soon: https://mobile.twitter.com/YouTube/status/137694248659415040...
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I’ve noticed recent sci-fi, fantasy and horror movies from all around the world becoming really popular. And I love it, it’s nice to see refreshing new ideas, as a non American I love Hollywood movies, but since they’re obviously American c
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I guess what I meant was that there are some models that will be locked by clicking only once, they won’t make any beep/honk (you can know they are locked because you can hear the locks), but if you click again then the car will make a
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Some people think that the honk/beep is to confirm that the car got locked and the alarm got activated. So they will press the lock button until they hear the confirmation.
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Maybe the title should have been “Reflections on talks going wrong”? Or maybe the article should have told a story of a concrete talk gone wrong? I kept reading because I wanted to know about “the talk that went wrong” but instead there wer
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How do Europeans feel in Latin America? As a Latin American, I studied aboard in the US for a year, and I felt Americans were way colder than us. I wouldn’t say we’re fake about our warmness. But maybe Europeans could associate that with be
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Do you walk while typing? Or only while reading/thinking? If you walk while typing is it difficult?
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For me it has worked great with a small Chihuahua, she is a great companion on my daily walks, when I miss a day I feel I let both of us down.
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Maybe because that’s how it’s always explained? At least to outsiders.
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I live in a Mexican city near to the border with the US, the violence got really bad 10 years ago (some cartels were fighting for the border, now it is a lot calmer). Anyways “Narco culture” has influenced a lot of people (mostly on poor ne
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It’s weird but I, as a Hispanic-American, also feel really connected to the old Roman Empire, I hear latin every Sunday at Mass (traditional Latin Mass), a lot of idioms we use every day can be traced back to the Romans, our food is a mix o
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Yes, actually from the same Stack Exchange family, you can try with: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
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Maybe you can try audiobooks?
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