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by hugi 7y ago
This was what did it for me as well. I was alone with my three kids (5,6 and 9) for half a year recently (wife went on a foreign student exchange program) and to prevent life from descending into chaos I established a pretty dictatorial par
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by hugi 7y ago
Yeah, my cousin is a doctor in Sweden and according to him Sweden has the most failed/Americanised system of the Nordics.
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by hugi 7y ago
Because Apple obviously sucks. I don't understand how hard it is for all their happy customers to understand that they suck. /s
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by hugi 7y ago
Really? Most people I talk with these days seem to agree that the proprietary OS is a liability.
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by hugi 7y ago
IBM is a company that designed a human cataloging systems for the nazis for extermination purposes. I sincerely hope you love working for them. edit: I’m not sure why I’m getting downvoted, I just stated a known fact. Did I do something wr
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by hugi 7y ago
She went through the corporate approved process with her changes. Her only mistake here is being pro union while Google is decidedly anti-union and pro-worker-abuse.
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by hugi 7y ago
Then you should really name your article "My Arbitrary Choice of Java versions That I Believe People Use vs. Kotlin".
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by hugi 7y ago
Yeah, "modern Eclipse" is a very different beast from "several years ago Eclipse", that also goes for performance. As I said in a parent, I'm very certain the competition from IntelliJ got them off their asses :).
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by hugi 7y ago
You kind of described the exact problem there. You have "plenty of projects with >50 modules". I don't have "plenty of workspaces", just one that contains all my "plenty of projects", almost all of whic
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by hugi 7y ago
Yeah, tried that. Multiple times. IntelliJ just doesn't handle it performance wise, and it feels awkward because IntelliJ just isn't designed as well for working on multiple projects simultaneously. It's probably great for pe
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by hugi 7y ago
I'm a contractor working on many projects. Using Eclipse, I can keep my entire universe of all projects I have deployed (about 30 of them), as well as their dependent libraries, as well as every open source project I use and contribute
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by hugi 7y ago
I'm an outsider fan. I've attempted to use IntelliJ on multiple occasions, but it just can't really compete with Eclipse as far as my requirements are concerned. But the competition from and innovation in IntelliJ has no doub
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by hugi 7y ago
This thread was removed from the front page of HN real fast, as in—one second it's at the top of the site, the next minute it's gone. Despite being very, very relevant news and lots of discussion going on. It's disappointing,
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by hugi 7y ago
Facebook pretends to be GDPR compliant because they have to. Obviously, they're not. Try downloading your data. Try deleting your account. It's all really iffy. Of course they'll say they're compliant. They have to to be
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by hugi 7y ago
As an EU citizen I believe it's time we close Facebook off. They've shown no willingness to abide by our law so I don't see why a criminal entity should be allowed to continue operating here.
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by hugi 7y ago
As an EU citizen I believe it's time we shut Facebook off. They've shown no willingness to abide by our law, so I don't see why a criminal company should be allowed to continue to operate here.
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by hugi 7y ago
At a $2,400 price point I expect a usable computer. I sincerely don't care about the camera - there's a 4K one in my pocket that interfaces instantly with my computer.
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by hugi 7y ago
I don’t quite follow your train of thought. Isn’t it normal for companies to compete and evolve their designs? I am sure Airbus is capable of doing that.
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by hugi 7y ago
If you ever find out, please share. I'd also love to hand most of my code to other people and never see it again.
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by hugi 7y ago
As an Icelander living with all-day brightness or darkness all the time (depending on the time of year) I think this might potentially be bullshit.
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by hugi 7y ago
Well that’s just about the stupidest thing I’ve heard.
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by hugi 7y ago
Nah, what they want is me, ie. my data. I'm throwing away that fitbit (Google Personal information gathering device) and deleting my account. I'm informed enough to make that decision. Unfortunately thousands of users that just go
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by hugi 7y ago
Yeah, sure.
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by hugi 7y ago
I live in a country without an Apple store (Iceland) and I have no problems. There are multiple Apple Authorized Service Providers here that provide excellent support and service. And Iceland is a teeny tiny market so I imagine it's ev
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by hugi 7y ago
I feel Facebook is a corporation with obvious bad motivations (trying to avoid the loaded word "evil" here) and should not be trusted with anything at all, they've repeatedly shown that "trust" means nothing to them
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by hugi 7y ago
That's exactly what I do with Apache Cayenne.
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by hugi 7y ago
My experience as well. I use an ORM that I absolutely love for most work (Apache Cayenne) and I use plain SQL where appropriate, like for complex reporting. The "ORMs are bad" articles usually boil down to " My ORM is bad&qu
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by hugi 7y ago
Blocking facebook tracking, meaning comments/like buttons and the like has vastly improved my browsing experience.
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by hugi 7y ago
That's all in the 90's. You said "early in its introduction". I provided a list of fatalities, you said that was a bad measure and early 737 was a worse plane that crashed more often. Do you have stats for that?
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by hugi 7y ago
Please show data.

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