iex_xei

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by iex_xei 3y ago
It should open after you pay your first invoice > $1
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by iex_xei 4y ago
As a Turk, I also see Erdoğan's "fiscal ideas" as "crackpot", but he may be betting on something like "replacing China as a manufacturing engine for Europe", or "staying competitive in slower world ec
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by iex_xei 4y ago
If I buy you a beer, that's free beer for you.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
It brought a discipline to my memory/variable management and functional problem solving, as Haskell brought a discipline in my typeful thinking some time ago. I don't claim it's "the best language for all use cases"
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by iex_xei 4y ago
That's cool. I've worked in C++11 most recently (in 2012 with OpenCV) and used Boost's smart pointers to achieve memory security but I was probably overdoing those at that time and don't remember it as a good experience.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
That's true, though in my experience those quick solutions lead to more quick solutions, and in total that leads to a mess in the long run. But if that long run will never come, it may be better not to bother. These are all sensible ch
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by iex_xei 4y ago
I wrote servers in Go as well, and I like the language. After Rust, I believe at some point, I enjoy to solve the "problems" Rust brings, not that it's rationally better than Go.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
That's probably true. I've experimented a bit with tokio for local IO bound tasks, but decided it's unnecessarily complex. I think some patterns will emerge from current Rust async development eventually. Good parts will be e
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by iex_xei 4y ago
e.g. You can use a variable twice when calling a function in most languages without thinking twice. I had to unlearn this :)
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by iex_xei 4y ago
I'm using cargo-limit crate for "cargo lcheck", "cargo ltest" or "cargo lclippy" to show errors before warnings before clippy warnings. You're right that "cargo check" gives the same priorit
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by iex_xei 4y ago
That's true for me as well, but I learned these after many failures. Now, I start by writing enums and structs for the problem, then iterate the design with functions and if it's really needed add these functions as impl of a cert
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by iex_xei 4y ago
Another data point: After writing / (re)writing 20K+ lines of code as a CLI side project in Rust (without touching async), I think I can say it's the best language for me after 20+ years of experience in other languages. I like th
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by iex_xei 4y ago
I began to use Trello and its automations for these kind of things.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
It seems like an example to what I call "Object-Oriented Brain Damage." https://emresahin.net/post/object-oriented-brain-damage/
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by iex_xei 4y ago
Sorry for the İ/i I/ı bug. Even modern software in other languages fall to that trap time to time, so probably it's not handled well in other languages either.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
This is from Richard Koch's 80/20 Principle: <quote>Time management often advises people to categorize their list of ‘to do’ activities into A, B, C or D priorities. In practice, most people end up classifying 60-70 per cen
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by iex_xei 4y ago
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by iex_xei 4y ago
This was my first computer. I learned BASIC and did some "drawing" in the graphics mode. A few years ago I tested and it was running. Time passes.
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by iex_xei 4y ago
By iteration. I don't think the problem is solved, we still don't exactly know how to architect our software and the current mainstream of "OO-design" is flawed IMHO. There is no one size fits all architecture for softwa
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by iex_xei 4y ago
I'm thinking of a scenario where the driver turns out to be the interviewer. Real life LinkedIn story.
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by iex_xei 5y ago
These days I'm using a script[0]. It checks all directories under ˋ$HOME/github.com/ˋ for changes and opens lazygit if there are changes. You can replace that line with a ˋgit commit -am "wip" ; git push origin&#x2
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by iex_xei 5y ago
I lost almost half of my hearing due to otosclerosis and had an operation on my right ear that changed almost nothing, now it's worse. I wasn't aware that we are such a large group.
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by iex_xei 5y ago
Interesting. They made the episodes they didn't delete much more valuable now.
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by iex_xei 5y ago
I noticed that it's better to keep something in mind when I intend to do that actually, and add it to a list when I don't work on it. Later I learned that this has a name: Zeigarnik Effect. I usually write down not to do, but to f
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by iex_xei 5y ago
For those who would like to break away from sugar, I'd recommend first trying intermittent fasting to reduce the time window for eating. I tried to remove sugar from my diet permanently before IF and it takes considerable effort to mai
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by iex_xei 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Istanbul TR (UTC+03) | REMOTE I have 20+ years of software development experience since Delphi 1.0 days. Currently I have 20 hours per week that I would like to contribute to projects in: - Dart/Flutter - Go - Python -
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by iex_xei 6y ago
Location: Istanbul TR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - Dart/Flutter (since 2019) - Go (since 2020) - Python (since 2002) - Tensorflow - Face Recognition - OCR (since 2017) - scikit-learn (~2015-2
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by iex_xei 6y ago
I do the same and yes, results are similar. I delete most of the material I marked after some time. It also prevents me to chase the breaking news. When I go over a list, usually the "breaking" value is already lost so I can skip