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by emil0r 13y ago
Having done just that I later about for months before I started to see very noticeable effects. It took me a month to recover to a point where I wanted to look at code again. Half a year before I wanted to give it another try. In comparison
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by emil0r 13y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by emil0r 13y ago
Is that statement objective or subjective?
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by emil0r 13y ago
Bankid is based on java iirc.
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by emil0r 13y ago
Depends on where you are in the world. Java is required for online banking in Norway, while it's mostly unused in Sweden, the neighbouring country. Both use Java for online verification to government sites.
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by emil0r 13y ago
The rollers for the tracking ball would collect a lot of dust. Could be one reason they opted out of it. Cleaning the rollers for the track ball every other week to get a smooth feeling would quickly become bothersome, contrary to the nice
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by emil0r 13y ago
Given all the weird syntax people put up with in other languages I don't really get the complaint.
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by emil0r 13y ago
"One of the peculiar sins of the twentieth century which we've developed to a very high level is the sin of credulity. It has been said that when human beings stop believing in God they believe in nothing. The truth is much worse:
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by emil0r 13y ago
The ancient greeks had a steam engine and they used it for nothing. It was seen as a toy.
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by emil0r 13y ago
How would a Full Stack developer look outside the web world?
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by emil0r 13y ago
I am very happy with Clojure :). But every time I have tried to introduce it into a workplace it has been the effect of the alien spacecraft. Too alien, too little to hold onto for the average working programmer (by this, I don't mean they
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by emil0r 13y ago
Informative talk and I really like the vision he presents in the beginning of it. I started with Clojure from python and while a lot of good things are present in python, I really miss the whole notion of "let's step back a bit and ponder w
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by emil0r 13y ago
The one thing I think he missed was the use of a ton of javascript snippets from different services used to "enhance" the site. Several seconds are normally added to loading the page.
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by emil0r 14y ago
I second Simple Made Easy. It put into words what I thought was wrong but never could formulate.
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by emil0r 14y ago
Not likely. There are several problems with an aging population. The two big ones in regards to innovation is a shrinking economy and a lack of energy. Both being driven by the young.
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by emil0r 14y ago
But jQuery can. Which was the argument.
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by emil0r 14y ago
Thank you for the link. Was really interesting to read Behe's response to the critique.
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by emil0r 14y ago
Don't you think what you're writing as a reply is a bit vague? How would you describe the evolution of the coagulation system? What different systems existed before the coagulation system that fell together into the current system? From wha
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by emil0r 14y ago
Examples from Michael Behe's book Darwin's Black Box: Blood's ability to coagulate is a cascading system with over 30 parts. Remove one part and it's fatal for the individual. How could a system like that evolve gradually over time? He list
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by emil0r 14y ago
Fairly big difference between asking "Why don't they...?" and "Why don't they just...?". The 'just' tacked onto the end of the beginning of the question implies it should be totally obvious.
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by emil0r 14y ago
Now the client wonders why the website looks so different in different browsers.
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by emil0r 14y ago
So it's further ahead and you can't see what will happen there. Sounds like a perfectly good use of the word, given the context :).
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by emil0r 14y ago
One TL;DR would be that the liberal arts are very important. As such it follows that reading, words & meaning, as well as the pursuit of thought are very important. The conclusion is that you should read the article.
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by emil0r 14y ago
CJK = Chinese Japanese Korean I believe. There is no concept of italics in those languages.
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by emil0r 14y ago
I would believe it on the basis that every programmer I've talked to, from a couple of years after Java was introduced, until today, didn't really like Java. Things became very complex very fast for the language that gave birth to FactoryFa
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by emil0r 14y ago
So it's not acceptable behaviour, yet we shouldn't point it because we should know it has this unacceptable behaviour? Doesn't make any sense to me I'm afraid.
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by emil0r 14y ago
Or you could view it as an enabler to get support for PHP and/or Ruby. No Light Table, no possibility for support ;).
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The Scale of the Universe 2(vismaya-maitreya.pl)
3 points by emil0r 15y ago|0 comments
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by emil0r 15y ago
The Exodus Case
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by emil0r 15y ago
1) The OP made the claim that our genes carry our experiences onto our children. I've never experienced that and AFAIK it doesn't happen. 2) Raising a child doesn't give the child your experiences either. I have no memory of what my father

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