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by gagege 9y ago
This is correct. All the other people saying "Just make stuff, just publish, don't worry" are not helping at all.
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by gagege 9y ago
This is a big realization I had recently. A lof of influences led up to it but the basic thought went like this: Why am I trying to make something if I don't have anything to say? When I asked myself, "What is my message?" I
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by gagege 9y ago
You are correct. That quote is complete feel-good mumbo jumbo.
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by gagege 9y ago
Do you have something interesting to say? Or do you just feel pressure to "make stuff"? If you're an interesting person, people will want to hear what you say. And the only way to become interesting, is to be interested. Get
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by gagege 9y ago
Which will never happen because the government loves the control its surveillance buddies, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Apple provide. And the people will keep voting for the politicians who will "protect them" from "threat
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by gagege 9y ago
"But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Kotlin" - George Orwell
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by gagege 9y ago
We use Dagger2 extensively with Kotlin where I work and it works very well. I haven't used the other libraries you mentioned.
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by gagege 9y ago
The sudden emotion is "hey, that was neato" but that feeling doesn't last and often doesn't serve the content at all.
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by gagege 9y ago
Not the OP, but Android.
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by gagege 9y ago
I agree. I only really enjoy the cassette tape copy of one of my favorite albums. The bass has a certain character that Spotify or any other digital format can't seem to (or doesn't want to) reproduce.
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by gagege 10y ago
Yes. I usually refer to them as "optional" values, rather than "nullable" values. Something should only be null if it is truly optional to the class, view or whatever, which is a pretty rare thing. If a class requires a
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by gagege 10y ago
I disagree with this quote. There is value in memorization. Times tables are an insanely useful thing to memorize. Memorizing historical events and literature can make you into a great lateral thinker.
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by gagege 10y ago
If it's just my local OTA channels, this is basically just paying $35 a month for a DVR.
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by gagege 10y ago
To be fair, RimWorld is a much newer game than DF. It hasn't had nearly as much time to add features.
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by gagege 10y ago
I've learned in the past few years that, if the interviewers gripe about anything in the interview (especially management), it's best to stay away from that company. In an interview, the company is trying to put it's best fac
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by gagege 10y ago
You aren't. Look at predictions about the future from 1916. They're the definition of quaint.
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by gagege 10y ago
That must be what happened to me too. I thought it was just stupid at first, because all of my drawings looked like the examples given at the end.
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by gagege 10y ago
Pretty sure revjx was talking about the first-person sword wielding game.
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by gagege 10y ago
I think it's sped up because driving is boring to watch.
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by gagege 10y ago
That would be cool. What I really want for Christmas this year is React Native but with Elm instead of JS!
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by gagege 10y ago
I'll happily avoid anything made by Telerik for the rest of my life, thanks though!
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by gagege 10y ago
Who said "widely known"? There are tons of "good" apps.
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by gagege 10y ago
Should have called it Hare, to go along with the rodent theme.
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by gagege 10y ago
Yes, the web server should be just another interface that the domain uses to communicate.
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by gagege 10y ago
I just turn off AR mode if it's in someone's house or yard.
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by gagege 10y ago
For a while everything was "submarines".
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by gagege 10y ago
Really, all you need to do is make your own browser and then popularize it.
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by gagege 10y ago
Definitely. Designing a system where the order of procedures is not certain would be a very interesting challenge and could be very useful.
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by gagege 10y ago
Sort of. AFAIK, cells basically just send out signals and the nearest available cell with a compatible protein that can "read" the signal picks it up.
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by gagege 10y ago
> communication between objects could be learned from cells So, message queues? I completely agree.

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