geoka9

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by geoka9 10y ago
Just curious, do you ever need to be "in the zone" to get your work done? If you do and you're distracted, is it hard for you to get back in the zone? Is it hard to do several times an hour?
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by geoka9 10y ago
I've only used Go for SaaS backends but if I wanted to distribute the code to 3rd parties I'd probably use a Dockerfile too.
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by geoka9 10y ago
> With non-opinionated languages nothing is stopping you from structuring your code the same way. With Go, I can do `go build $project` from anywhere and get a releasable binary in the working directory. I can do `import "$oldprojec
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by geoka9 10y ago
I actually like it. Makes it really easy to share code between my own programs - really handy for "microservice" projects. And if I want to have a Go program in a different source tree, links allow me to do that.
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by geoka9 10y ago
> This should be roughly a 1-4 week transition I wish it was that simple. From the studies I've read and personal experience, the human body stops using fat as its source of energy once it goes below certain percentage (the lower th
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by geoka9 10y ago
> Losing weight is actually pretty simple. But I won't argue that it is hard. It depends on the genetics, but yes, if you're really overweight, losing lots of weight is generally pretty simple. At some point, though, you'l
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by geoka9 10y ago
Generally true, but there are things to keep in mind (because your body will fight nail and tooth for its fat reserves): 1) You'll be losing muscle before you lose fat 2) You'll be lethargic which can result in no weigth loss beca
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by geoka9 10y ago
> Even a whole apple often feels like a little too much sweet for me. I had to switch to Granny Smith and similar. If you don't mind the acidity, they are a real treat :)
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by geoka9 10y ago
I think the article describes a good approach because it sets you on track to improve your diet overall, by making you used to the relative lack of sugar in unprocessed (healthier) foods.
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by geoka9 10y ago
> 35% in VOO, 35% in VWO, 30% in BND. Is this just for now or in general?
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by geoka9 10y ago
> but it cannot convey a person's facial expressions or emotions that otherwise might be present in their voice. We're now talking software development, right? I accept that those things can be very important in other endeavour
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by geoka9 10y ago
> I won't overhear the the conversation my colleagues are having about a pain-point I solved 2 days ago. Listen, I agree that this happens. But in my experience it happens so rarely that it does not outweigh all the negatives of hav
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by geoka9 10y ago
> to the time lost in: office distraction, office small talk, commuting(!), all the untold stuff you have to do to get ready for the office, nervous energy lost in all these Totally. Not to mention people getting sick during the flu seas
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by geoka9 10y ago
> Maybe you're in the kitchen grabbing a poptart and start talking shop with someone who walks in. I find that most talks like that are just shooting the breeze. _Some_ of them are useful and in my experience it's usually then
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CRTC declares broadband internet access a basic service(cbc.ca)
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Common Pitfalls When Using Database/sql in Go (2015)(vividcortex.com)
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by geoka9 10y ago
Would you be comfortable saying that to a group of females in a professional environment?
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by geoka9 10y ago
Honest question: what would be the equivalent of "guy" in your opinion when referring to a female in a professional environment (assuming that referring to males as "guys" is acceptable)?
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by geoka9 10y ago
In Emacs there are guru and godef that make it a breeze to work with Go: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_Y9xCEMj5S-7rv2ooHpZNH15... UPD: Now, if only there was something similar (in Emacs) for Java, Ruby and
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by geoka9 10y ago
The Amsterdam Airport has them all over the place and they always seem to work.Considering the distances involved, they are very convenient.
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by geoka9 10y ago
I agree, it's one of the most unusual and great movies of the eighties. The book is good, but the movie stands on its own, and while it's factually based on the book, it's quite not the same in spirit.
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by geoka9 10y ago
I too think it is beautiful, especially when you watch it performing aerobatics at low speed.
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by geoka9 10y ago
I know it's not the same, but in Go you can compile with `-race` and it'll catch race conditions at run-time (useful for testing/debugging).
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by geoka9 10y ago
I suspect this is the reason the Golang designers made braces mandatory even for one-statement if clauses.
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by geoka9 10y ago
Not so common in Canada either, it's usually measured in grams.
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by geoka9 10y ago
You can preserve in a very light syrup. For example they sell imported cherries and sour cherries in ethnic stores which have very little sugar in the syrup and they taste great!
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by geoka9 10y ago
Slightly unrelated, but for all its pros I had to abandon Modo because it was too unstable - it would crash on me every hour or so. Blender, on the other hand, has been rock solid in my experience.
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by geoka9 10y ago
Exactly, it's like most of my programmer co-workers getting baffled when they see somebody using a keyboard/command-line-oriented linux setup instead of a mouse-oriented mac.
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by geoka9 10y ago
So true, I once had to use a specialist 3d package (Daz Studio) for a project and was overjoyed when I discovered that I could tweak its basic navigation controls so that they are exactly like Blender's.
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by geoka9 10y ago
Honestly I haven't seen a 3d tool like that. Perhaps it's just the nature of the beast and I should be glad that in Blender at least the complicated workflows are smooth once you get past the "bootcamp" stage.

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