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gbersac
10y ago
If I had too move away from scala I would rather consider swift. Could anyone help me compare those two languages ?
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10y ago
They created DOTA2 and steam. Which are both huge projects ans very successful.
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gbersac
10y ago
They have a good reputation. They also have nice offices.
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gbersac
10y ago
Me too ! I played with rust as a student, but I am much more productive with scala.
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gbersac
10y ago
> Rather than trying to be better than everyone (anyone?) else, try to be better than you yourself were last week, or last month, or last year. That's the only consistent variable one has across all the kinds of tasks we are called
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gbersac
10y ago
If you want a search engine which respect your privacy but with a fancy gui (unkike duck duck go), you should try qwant : https://www.qwant.com/ French technology which work really well !
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gbersac
10y ago
It's not in their interest. If people stick to old games, they have less time to play others and buy less games.
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gbersac
10y ago
Thanks for gi checkout -. I am currently using git checkout @{-1} which does the same thing...in a more verbose way.
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gbersac
10y ago
Made me laugh loud ! The idea is awesome !
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10y ago
Mutli cursor. There is plugins which try to emulate it, but it either didn't work or was lacking a lot functionnality. Other things bothered me, but the lack of good multi cursor implementation was a reason to stop using vim by itself.
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10y ago
I don't know about visual studio, but I use IDEA which have a pretty good documentation. Far better than vim's one. And I need less because things are quite intuitive in IDEA.
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10y ago
I think on the other hand that vocation is a think since only a few decade. In ancient time, your only option was to do the same thing that your parents. There weren't as many professions. Vocation is a luxury. You gain money by servin
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gbersac
10y ago
I think it is very hard to be more unintuitive than vim.
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10y ago
Definitely not. I learned vim for three month. After a vimrc of close to 150 lines, I had to admit that sublime text has more functionality than vim and all of them are far more difficult and slow to use (long and hard to memorize command n
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10y ago
I have 38k gross a year. A little bit over 2400 after tax a month. I know friends who earn more. I don't know how much tax I'll get at the end of the year. Probably going to hurt :(
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10y ago
Former 42 student and I confirm it is ok to work in such environment.
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10y ago
I am a junior developer and make 2400€ after tax a month. Being paid less than 2100€ a month after tax just after school is considered under payment.
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gbersac
10y ago
Being a nice city is not enough to bring money. And you need a lot of money to make the city stay nice.
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gbersac
10y ago
Yes but you also have a lot of things for free in France, mainly healthcare, a lot more vacation than in the US...
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10y ago
I am a software developer in Paris and never heard about shortage of dev jobs. In fact this the opposite, all recruiters struggle to find devs.
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10y ago
Had the same idea while reading this post. It tries to prove that "all myths are rooted in truth", is wrong because asian american succeded, not because they worked better, but because they benefitted from better popularity. My in
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10y ago
First time I saw someone with negative karma.
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10y ago
They are both around 500 billion of valuation. Impossible.
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10y ago
> ```js var m = new Map(); var o = {}; // some object m.set(o, 5); m.get(o); // 5 ``` That guy who thought markdown was supported by hacker news. LOL ! I've been through that too...
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gbersac
10y ago
Did you know you can edit your post? I think yours deserve it.
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10y ago
The same question is even more relevant to emacs and vim. Why are they so unintuitive ?
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10y ago
I remember, it was less powerful when I tested it few month ago. Went back to sublime (even though I use idea at work).
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10y ago
A parisian enthousiast for every non-car policy !!!
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10y ago
There is trees on the Republic place. Not much, but there is some.
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10y ago
This is ambitious. I don't really believe it will be rally useful one day, but who know, maybe it is the primitive form of a program which will replace programmers in the future.
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