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by insertnickname 7y ago
In a capitalist economy, others doing well generally benefits you. It's not zero-sum.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
Europe is a big place. Certainly can't hire a senior engineer with a degree for 40k where I live. Even for a junior it would be low.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
That code would be misaligned anyway when someone changes the name of `some` or `method`. You should format it like this (regardless of whether you use tabs or spaces): some.method( param, param2, param3 )
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by insertnickname 7y ago
You don't believe that refactoring truly matters?
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by insertnickname 7y ago
Quarterly goals are not necessarily anti-agile. Extreme Programming has both a weekly and a quarterly cycle.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
Scrum , not SCRUM . It's not an acronym.
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Why Won't It(blog.cleancoder.com)
10 points by insertnickname 7y ago|0 comments
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by insertnickname 7y ago
I don't know, but they have many different domains to choose from. I'm not sure if you can even get a subdomain of afraid.org.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
What does that have to do with OO? Is there something unique about OO that makes it superior for "facilitating the adoption of proprietary languages and code by third-party application software developers"?
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by insertnickname 7y ago
IntelliJ shows hints for inferred types.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
TDD in a nutshell.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
>Writing java with emacs or vi is a materially different experience than using eclipse or idea and var style type-inference seems almost silly with those tools which do it for you. It's not so much the extra typing that's the p
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by insertnickname 7y ago
What duck typing? Are you talking about the `dynamic` keyword?
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by insertnickname 7y ago
Compliance is easier with aspirin than with eating well.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
> Secondly why is this really important functionality in `fmt` and not in `error`? `fmt` already depends on `errors`, and Go does not allow cyclical dependencies, so `errors` would have to reimplement string formatting.
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by insertnickname 7y ago
What does starring on GitHub accomplish? Isn't it just like a bookmark?
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by insertnickname 7y ago
Automated tests are a checklist for when you refactor code: "The code is supposed to do A, B, and C. Does it still do those things?" If you practice TDD, the tests are just-in-time checklists for your implementation work. The prob
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by insertnickname 8y ago
I suppose the NHS isn't to blame for what the Daily Mail wrote, but it's a bit confusing that they have a page on their website with the title "Fish oil supplements linked to prostate cancer". I now see that it's su
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by insertnickname 8y ago
The correlation they have found is between high levels of fish oil in blood tests and prostate cancer. They do not know whether those high levels are the result of supplementation or merely of eating fish. At least that's how I underst
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by insertnickname 8y ago
And this: > This was a large, well designed study that supports previous research linking high blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids with prostate cancer risk. However, it cannot show that fish oil supplements cause prostate cancer and it
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by insertnickname 8y ago
Why not make it a hundred years?
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by insertnickname 8y ago
The screenshot in the README mentions DHT in the status bar.
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by insertnickname 8y ago
He shows an example of indirection without abstraction, then blames abstraction. His point isn't wrong, the problem is that he's confusing abstraction with any form of indirection. He claims that abstractions increase cognitive l
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by insertnickname 8y ago
You are exactly right. It's indirection without abstraction. Good abstractions are simpler than the sum of their parts, the author's example of abstraction is clearly far more complicated (templates, references) than two increment
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by insertnickname 8y ago
Given the lack of blood donors, what is your personal stance on paying people to donate blood to blood banks? (to be used strictly for "trauma resuscitation, surgeries of all kinds, and a variety of medical patients", not for vood
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by insertnickname 8y ago
Java
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by insertnickname 8y ago
IntelliJ IDEA is wonderful (and a bit, if not unreasonably, slow).
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by insertnickname 8y ago
I've been using Kotlin lately, and while I do enjoy it, I'm not sure that it actually makes me more productive compared to Java. I haven't yet used coroutines, but if anything in Kotlin is a killer feature, I suspect coroutin
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by insertnickname 8y ago
I use fzf [0] with zsh. I frequently use the Ctrl-T and Ctrl-R commands for finding files and searching history, respectively. Ctrl-R without fzf is great too, but with fzf you can see more of the history than just the currently selected en
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by insertnickname 8y ago
Yes, cryptocurrency is clearly to blame for kidnappings. It's not like we ever had kidnappings before Bitcoin.

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