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by env123 7y ago
The 2047 Hong Kong fiasco, the Irish backstop, the US left-right divide, blame it all on the British Empire
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by env123 7y ago
Wasn't aware of it though. Why can't news be slow?
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by env123 7y ago
Is repatriation to mainland UK not a possibility?
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by env123 7y ago
Well, what about the rockstar junior devs who whipped fully functional applications who are later humbled with experiences and cringes at their previously ego-maniacally written code? I was one, and I wouldn't say I was aware of my mis
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by env123 7y ago
If you got nothing good to say...
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by env123 7y ago
It'd be hilarious due to some universal physics that cannot be understood, the asteroid slams into Earth due to the interference
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by env123 7y ago
Most of the times, the ones with the fundamental understanding are the most sensible. KISS principle - Keep it simple, stupid!
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by env123 7y ago
Well it ain't a technical documentation, that's why it's unreadable to you
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by env123 7y ago
Nah, if you've read Marcus Aurelius, you'd definitely come across him
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by env123 7y ago
If LEGO can make sure that stepping on them wouldn't hurt, that's a product quality improvement to me
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by env123 7y ago
high performance =/= high quality. There's a threshold that something is decently good enough, no point in maximising everything. The same can be said about music (320 kbps vs flac), operating systems (8gb vs 32gb), wifi (4g vs 5g
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by env123 7y ago
Nice advert by Kaspersky in partnership with CamScanner
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by env123 7y ago
Jesus, your obsession with data... Just read history...
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by env123 7y ago
The supreme question really is if you have a really great OOP code, a really great functional code and a really great procedural code, all achieving the same thing, which would be the best? ie. which would be best in front-end? in the back
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by env123 7y ago
So basically Jeff just need to take some art lessons
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by env123 7y ago
Well, he's a bad judge then. He should be able to adapt to the situation rather than follow the law literally
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by env123 7y ago
I think the `switch` pattern is only applicable when you're checking for a large number of configurations that are of boolean type - ie. isReadOnly, isAdmin, isUser, isSuperUser, hasPaid, isActivated, isBanned, etc - it basically depen
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by env123 7y ago
If you want to name a "software artist", I would say Steven Wittens best fit the description https://acko.net/
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by env123 7y ago
It's just a marketing ploy to entice the tech-challenged - you use fancy or obscure words to sweeten the icing on a cheap cake
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by env123 7y ago
it's unmaintainable, "legacy" code at this point
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by env123 7y ago
Because it's a village, not a city
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by env123 7y ago
There will be, I just woke up this early morning thinking about climate change, and thought people will definitely want to migrate to cooler places but some nations will object to this due to conflicting interests In another viewpoint on cl
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by env123 7y ago
How about Angular? Isn't it a Google product as well? How come it doesn't have the Google logo on https://angular.io/ ? Maybe someone should raise a ticket to request for the Google logo to be included like in Go?
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by env123 7y ago
Philippines law would require students to plant 10 trees if they want to graduate https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/philippines-tr...
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by env123 7y ago
Refined hacker news, anyone? https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news
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by env123 7y ago
subtly promotes Innerviews
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by env123 7y ago
I don't think it's about money, it's about respect