happyweasel

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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   You can TDD as much as you want to once the initial game mechanics are in place and a gameprotoype shows enough promise to be realized until completion. Because then most of the core stuff/ideas/principles won't wildly change
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   I migrated to ZIM from OneNote desktop. OneNote Desktop was everything I needed. Did not migrate to the OneNote cloud thing. Nowadays it's ZIM wiki using SVN as a backend. Not missing out on anything in particular. Ok, the table plugin
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   Come on, just use a Map/Dictionary structure where ordered key iteration is possible..
4. 64.▲
   by happyweasel 5y ago

   client/server maybe?
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   Does it do precise group-by queries? (facets) Can you do custom ranking by providing a class / plugin? (even a c++ plugin would be fine) thanks..
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   Didn't java get play-nice-with-docker support only quite recently, at about 2019 (JDK 8u191, JDK-8146115) ? My gut feeling says it won't make too much of a difference.
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   check out seafile. It is really performant.
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   Nice... being able to get rid of the annoying P.C. folks at work for a fixed price. That is a great deal for Basecamp.
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   by happyweasel 5y ago

   By becoming distributed, we could get rid of our "single point of failure" by habitating just one planet... which might increase the overall uptime of humanity ;-)
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    by happyweasel 5y ago

    Multiple executables ALL running their own version of the chrome browser - absolutely no resource/code sharing ? Teams, Slack, VsCode, Adobe products, Vscode, Signal, The normal chrome browser, Microsoft edge browser Providing a better
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    A console showing multiple lines in context is already a gui.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    They are the BASIC and LOGO programming languages of our time. Which is not a bad thing. A javascript developer? A dude standing on multi-million lines of C++ code (the browser) to display a dialog box with some fancy animations? All the wh
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Java isn't the worst C++ program I know.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    As Joel spolsky said: "Just do me a favor and search the damned hard drive, quickly, for the string I typed, using full-text indexes and other technologies that were boring in 1973."
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Yeah, and I think sqlite is really comparable to this setup. Use Access to design the database (optional), and access (no pun intended) the jet database engine via ODBC,OLE-DB or DAO ..Jay! Code like it's 1999 :-) ... I remember the je
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    I really love the demoscene from the mid-to-late 80s into the beginning of the 90s.. Second reality from future crew was just mindblowingly awesome.. About 91/92 PCs were no joke anymore (Amiga and Atari ST users used to pick on them a
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    yeah.. 60-90 min workout, but probably a minimum 30-40min recovery time to feel okay afterwards, plus extended sleep! You really tend to sleep longer.. You want that 8 hour sleep, if you are actually working with weights about 3-4 times a w
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    He is right, our whole society is based on that principle.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    I think it is a bad thing.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    >For many obese people telling them to just do more sport and >eat proper is like telling a depressed person to just stand >up in the morning and go out or a person with social anxiety >to just leave the house. I.e. impolite, di
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    I think their hearts are way more under stress - they lift a lot more weight..
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    the Android API and parts of its libraries are Java, the real engine behind that is C/C++.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Gradle at least gave incremental builds... Even though javac is fast, practical java builds are sloooooww (maven)..
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    6. excessive configurabilty leads to fragility at runtime - the overuse of annotations, xml/yaml/whatever configurations and late-binding (effectively assembling the app at runtime) eliminates quite a lot of advantages of a static
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    >Writing a plugin in a previous employer meant creating a new >repo [..] I just used the maven groovy plugin to invoke a groovy script containing the functionality instead of a maven plugin (a few lines of code). the groovy script was
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Only manual memory management? Come on.. and on top of that .. no destructors ?? Pre C++98 already beats this language..
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Gumroad is basically feature complete. I use it to support content creators (about 300 purchases or so), and never found the website to be particularily cool or useful. Search sucks most of the time. At least it doesn't get in the way,
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    Nobody ever saved a dime by switching to the apple ecosystem. Whatever real innovation lies within this silicon will be available to the normal PC ecosystem in no time.
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    This is probably a nice starting point for devs wanting to use Rust as a programming language for creating "classic" client applications (non-web).
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    by happyweasel 6y ago

    RIP Sean Connery.. Hunt for Red October was a decent movie...