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enitihas
6y ago
The same reasons a vast number of HN works in either adtech, or companies which don't employ or give benefits to their janitors but have them as contractors, or have very poor privacy, or have a huge rent seeking mindset due to their m
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enitihas
6y ago
The diamond princess was a very high age group though, very far away from the general population average age.
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enitihas
6y ago
Someone should do a Tell HN on it.
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6y ago
Off-course, if majority of your time is spent compiling gigantic C++ codebases, more power to you for using VIM. CPU load in code compilation hasn't been the bottleneck I ever faced and I think this applies to most folks. Plus CLion do
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enitihas
6y ago
Or even better New employee workflow at company Z 1. Install the Jetbtains toolbox 2. Have IDEs for several languages with consistent features and semantics. 3. Minimal to no configuration needed 4. Profit.
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enitihas
6y ago
At this point, China is gone for Facebook, for the same reasons Facebook dominates the rest of the world. WeChat has strong network effects, everyone is already on it, and Tencent has deep enough pockets that they don't have to worry a
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enitihas
6y ago
Yup, VSCode isn't comparable to IntelliJ or the rest at all for anything other than Typescript. IntelliJ offers a bunch of life saving refactorings. Want to extract a new method? Ctrl+Alt+M. The exact same shortcut works in every langu
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enitihas
6y ago
Safari might be special cased though.
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Yeah, both of them will see mozilla kicked out of App Store
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Does iOS allow creating new executable pages?
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enitihas
6y ago
Even if they find a technical workaround, Apple will just reject the app though. Not sure there is a workaround for that.
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Kubernetes and go for example.
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Off course, you don't have to provide any standard to criticize whatever you deem fit. The point of my comment is not to ask you to provide a benchmark, but more to point out the flaw in your arguments to future readers. I admit I coul
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6y ago
Which is the mythical company treating their low-skill workers far better than Amazon? Does the rest of big tech even employ their non professionals directly? Which of big tech directly employ their janitors and treat them much better than
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This is far far worse than HIV, as in it is much much harder to avoid being inflected. The difference between the precautions for HIV and for this is night and day.
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enitihas
6y ago
Universal basic income will make the issue the parent talks about more prominent, not less. If you live in a high wage area, and everyone gets same UBI, your life quality will not improve.
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enitihas
6y ago
I think that is an opinion very popular on HN, so don't worry about the reception.
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It is just "one" method of installation, and not even mentioned at the top of the page. The page also says > Note The Microsoft Store package is currently considered unstable while its interactions with other tools and other co
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enitihas
6y ago
The real title is "Oracle faces claims of unequal pay from 4,000+ women after judge upgrades gender gap lawsuit to class action" just in case anyone was wondering how a judge was able to upgrade gender magically.
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Why is law enforcement pro gun though? Shouldn't they be anti gun logically, as it would make their job a lot more easier if there are fewer weapons outside.
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I never understood one thing about American Politics. A lot of folks who are fierce advocates for people being able to keep weapons, go quickly up in arms against encryption. As if the guns somehow can't harm the children. Even though
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enitihas
6y ago
I really like Kotlin, but text blocks were never the pain point for me in Java. The best thing Kotlin brings to the table is explicit nullability, which makes it so much easier to reason what can be null or not. Loom and Kotlin coroutines a
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Then you lose the positive marketing you get by saying "I invented an AI which invents stuff".
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Disabling TCP offload to hardware makes this comparison much less useful. TCP has hardware offload right now, and QUIC will take years to get at that level.
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They should quarantine regardless, since asymptomatic people are also spreaders. Ill people sre anyways getting quarantined even without any tracing.
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One of the loom developers is in this thread. Let's hope he answers.
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This is a nice feature to have, no doubt, but won't make much difference for an IntelliJ user. What I am most eagerly waiting for is Loom, that will bring fibers to the JVM, and make the arguments in favour of server side JVM even more
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If you use a good IDE like IntelliJ, you don't lose syntax formatting, and can edit the fragment even with autocompletion. IntelliJ is good enough to do this even right now without text blocks in Java, when let's say a HTML snippe
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Java is getting other things, text blocks don't have to be excluded due to those 1. Records are already there AFAIK 2. Structs (Value types) will come as part of Valhalla 3. Records are the impl of dataclasses 4. Pass by value is alrea
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enitihas
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Not worked at Google, but from what I read, only GFS or Colossus worry about disk storage, every other application can write only to GFS and have no dependency on local disks.
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