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by i386 4y ago
The American Way.
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by i386 4y ago
> I don't want to go to the trouble of creating the state of the object to force the delegate call to return a certain result that determines the execution flow, I want to just force that call to return the result I need. It certain
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by i386 4y ago
Static methods should be treated like functions. Same input same output. Keep them small. If you find yourself needing to mock them they are doing too much.
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by i386 4y ago
The original comment is the kind of comment that just derails actual conversation about the topic. Try to stay on topic.
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by i386 4y ago
This is an irrelevant comment.
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by i386 4y ago
This is true. In 2018 ordered a factory built BMW 3 series in metallic blue with tan leather seats and trim. On delivery day the dealer said he was happy that I was taking it, whilst he thought it was beautiful, as selling that combination
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by i386 4y ago
All my new Java projects don’t use spring for that very reason. Nothing wrong with the new keyword.
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by i386 4y ago
It’s a little annoying when top comment has nothing to do with the post content and is bad meta joke
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by i386 4y ago
Cool burner
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by i386 4y ago
Ads is the only thing on that list that brings in revenue.
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by i386 4y ago
Highly arrogant American pov. The rest of us deal with kilograms. Cope with it.
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by i386 4y ago
If Ted Sarandos is chalking this up to a softened economy and not his content strategy he is deluded.
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by i386 4y ago
You’re absolutely correct. That’s how XML was written in the late 1990s.
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by i386 4y ago
Technoblade was based as fuck
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by i386 4y ago
Quit. It’s a scam.
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by i386 4y ago
It sure does. A blank page here on iOS.
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by i386 4y ago
> I think the point of the article is that understanding how seagrass captures carbon is useful and interesting. You’ve perfectly described why pure research science has merit in its own right. Application of knowledge comes a little lat
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by i386 4y ago
A lot of the progression on the Java language features occurred after Jigsaw (modules) shipped. From memory it was almost a decade of delays to pretty much every JEP because they couldn’t get Jigsaw and it’s underlying architecture right. I
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by i386 4y ago
No. Just no.
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by i386 5y ago
I highly doubt that you’ll be seeing a 120hz apple monitor in this price range this year. It’s a bit cute that most reviewers panned this display because it wasn’t the Pro XDR display at this price,
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by i386 5y ago
Should be retitled s/Java/Docker/
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by i386 5y ago
Don’t call it an indefinite license. It’s false language to be using and it is entirely misleading.
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Apple rejected expedited app review over previously reviewed marketing materials(twitter.com)
4 points by i386 5y ago|0 comments
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by i386 5y ago
I'm not mad about the name. It's just an ugly one.
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by i386 5y ago
Grist is a terrible name. Gristle.
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by i386 5y ago
Can’t upvote this enough. Windows isn’t good all the way through.
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by i386 5y ago
Mozilla lost the nerds. Everything that made Mozilla cool or innovative was shafted.
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by i386 5y ago
> e.g. did the evolution of homo sapiens and its subsequent monopolization of earth resources decrease the chances of another intelligent species evolving? Probably. Only if you assume that intelligent life fills an ecological niche. As
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by i386 5y ago
Seems pretty fucking clear based on the message to me.
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by i386 5y ago
I’m Australian. Vaccination and restrictions were why we never saw refrigerated containers of dead people on street corners, like NYC did in the first wave. Many people would have died or needed to be hospitalized.

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