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by hsn915 4y ago
> Especially when you make every class an interface, with... get this, one implementation! This is based on real world experience and is not a joke. And when you run this through a profiler, you will not notice how slow your code is, bec
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by hsn915 4y ago
All of these are instances of doing something _wasteful_, which is the #1 issue he mentions in the list of things that cause performance degradation. Now, your argument seems to be: in the real world, there's so much waste, that virtua
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I find that Go errs way too strongly on the explicit side, but overall it's still better than many other alternatives. For error handling I tend to write in a style where errors are either asserted out or "folded". If I do se
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by hsn915 4y ago
Is it? I find most of the "winning" tech deeply unproductive. Have you tried developing in a project with Webpack and Redux? It's kind of its own little hell. Everything is way too slow and complicated. Tasks that should take
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by hsn915 4y ago
Way back in the early 2010s I was very "excited" about coffee script and similar projects. They sounded like they should be great for productivity. When I actually tried to write a project in coffee script, the results were the op
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by hsn915 4y ago
What's the point of listening to 3 books per day? You need time to digest the ideas in a book. Sometimes I listen to one chapter in a book and I need a whole day to digest it: I get into a state where I don't want to listen to _an
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That is not "easy". If it was, no one would be using cloud hosted sites like carrrd or squarespace or wix or whatever
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by hsn915 4y ago
I realize my original comment was very short. I wrote it while on the train. I've now elaborated and hopefully it's more useful now.
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Here's simple solution: create a product and sell it for money. Seriously. Stop giving stuff away for free. EDIT: let me elaborate. Writing open source is not a business strategy. At best, it's a gimmick, or outsourcing infrastruc
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On the other hand, autocomplete interferes with your thought process and makes you used to not having "long" programming thoughts: you can only think one word at a time. I'm personally not there yet, but the way I've see
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by hsn915 4y ago
As far as I understand, the FUD campaign was actually orchestrated by Russian gas companies to make Germany more dependent on Russian gas, and it seems to have worked.
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The only way I know of to watch live programming streams from programmers your respect. In my case, that would be Jonathan Blow and Casey Muratori.
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The point (when you take my comment in context) is that it doesn't matter if your editor does not detect typos, because the compiler will. Now, I admit, I find programming with autocomplete more productive in general, but the compiler
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by hsn915 4y ago
> The following are entirely preventable mistakes from my own wandering career: > Programming using text editors with no knowledge of the code base was a big mistake, because it leads to other mistakes like trivial typos and trying to
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Can't get people to accept any idea now a days if there's no website dedicated to it.
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Well, programming is about managing state. Also, you forgot Data Oriented Design: state should be modelled to match how the hardware.
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Really hard to read with s printed like f
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I would pay for it if it was self-censored to pander to the American political correctness.
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Size of vocabulary is the main problem in learning any language. I have the same feeling about Japanese, and had it about English while I was still learning it. I agree that in Japanese this is exacerbated by the Kanji system, where many wo
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by hsn915 4y ago
Learn the hiragana and Katakana on your own, then use JapanesePod101.com material. This is not a paid commercial or sponsorship. I haven't used the site in years. But, the material at JapanesePod101 really bootstrapped my learning and
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What collisions? You mean a kanji composed of two kanjis vs the two kanjis written separately but together? There's no technique per se. It's just the character size. Example: 好 vs 女子
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by hsn915 4y ago
I learned English for school material (math, physics, etc). I then learned further while taking Computer Science at University. I can watch full length videos on any topic from physics to philosophy to politics and understand nearly everyth
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ChatGPT's response is full of BS. 青い魚 is あおいさかな NOT あおいうお The middle character has nothing to do with the verb to be; it's an adjective suffix. 青い魚 is literally "blue fish". It's not a full sentence.
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Japanese inherited this property from Chinese. You can tell by the word ordering. Japanese normally places the verb after the subject/object, but when a word of composed of two Kanjis, the verb comes first. Example: 来店 coming to a stor
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by hsn915 4y ago
Honestly this feels like "programmer circle jerk" material. I love Japanese. I love it so much that I (accidentally?) moved to Japan. But it really has nothing to do with programming. It's a natural langauge with all the idio
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Why would I direct my "frustration" at capitalism? I want to exploit capitalism to get rich.
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> because of segregated school classes That's not what I said. I said high fertility societies strictly prohibit dating-like activities in daily life and limit it to pre-designated settings. This can happen without sex seggergation
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That will not lead to a drop in fertility. Infact, that's exactly how high fertility societies operate. At least the Islamic ones, like Afghanistan for example, where the population doubled since 2001. Fertility has been dropping since
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Yes he is.
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by hsn915 4y ago
What makes you think I'm "whining" about anything?

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