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An Opinionated Guide to Getting Started with Jakarta EE Development in 2023(blog.payara.fish)
2 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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What Big Tech layoffs suggest for the industry(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
1 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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by ivanche 4y ago
Moral aside of shooting mates' wedding and charging for it(!), but as soon as you use equipment to earn it's a business/side gig. You may not like it but I'm sure tax authorities of any sane country will disagree with yo
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by ivanche 4y ago
If we are to make up scenarios, I can take $5,000, go to a casino, observe roulette wheel and bet on black when I notice bias. Bam, I now have $10,000! I am the smartest guy ever! Seriously, OP never mentioned investing in a business equipm
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by ivanche 4y ago
Fair, that could happen. It could also happen that the price decreases, as prices for electronics tend to do.
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by ivanche 4y ago
If you take 12 payments you, by definition, are in debt! It seems you are conflating debt with net worth - a person can have positive net worth and still have debt(s). Even if it is 0% interest you owe money to someone. Every debt is a risk
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by ivanche 4y ago
Yes, "need" is different thing. OP specifically wrote "want". Of course if it's a matter of life or death I would take credit.
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by ivanche 4y ago
If you can afford 12 payments with interest, you can by definition also afford to save for 12 months and then buy the camera. BNPL and credit card companies are masters of exploiting psychology and especially currently prevailing wusiness a
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by ivanche 4y ago
For extra benefits, don't eat carbs in the first 4 hours of eating window. Your focus, concentration and general mental sharpness will skyrocket.
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by ivanche 4y ago
You definitely don't have to reduce caloric intake while on IF! I put 8 kg of muscles and broke all PBs in powerlifting disciplines while on IF and at nearly 40 years of age.
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by ivanche 4y ago
Please send me all Deutsche Marks you have. I will then go to the Deutsche Bank and exchange them for Euros :)
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Adventures of a Java Programmer in ChatGPT Land(thejavaguy.org)
1 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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by ivanche 4y ago
Oh man, I have a story to tell here. Some years ago my favourite radio station started airing a new commercial for a car glass repair shop. Commercial started with a loud tyre screeching noise followed by a loud car honk and finally loud ca
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by ivanche 4y ago
I find it ironic that it can generate function which calculates average of an array of numbers in dozen programming languages, but it can't tell you the average when you ask it to.
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by ivanche 4y ago
> It's just a guy talking. Maybe joe_the_user went overboard with calling it strobe light, but this is definitely not "just a guy talking". I don't know how people call this style of videos but it's very tiresome
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Java Value Objects in Action with Valhalla(youtube.com)
1 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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“How Agile Cost the BBC Millions”, with Gojko AdžIć and Dave Farley(youtube.com)
3 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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by ivanche 4y ago
Not ironically at all! If someone expects to attend programming classes (or any classes for that matter), not do any extra work and as a result to become a programmer, that someone will have a rude awakening. Or as one of my university prof
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by ivanche 4y ago
Interesting this wasn’t detected as duplicate, submitted only 12 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33712471
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Firefox 107(mozilla.org)
3 points by ivanche 4y ago|0 comments
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Enso: Hybrid visual and textual functional programming(github.com)
121 points by ivanche 4y ago|28 comments
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by ivanche 4y ago
If you think the stock will go up from $100 to $200, don't sell covered call. Nobody forces you to. But if you have sold it, it means you didn't believe stock would go that much up. If one sells a covered call but is not ready to
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by ivanche 4y ago
The problem with this line of thinking is assumption that the OP would hold the stock until it reaches $200. But he wouldn't. He was ready to sell at $110. He is better off selling covered call + shares @$110, then only selling shares
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by ivanche 4y ago
Just a correction that the steamroller is $1,000,000 in this case - 250 contracts x 100 "shares" x $40.
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by ivanche 4y ago
What would be the use case that is not already covered with thousands of existing ETFs that track thousands of existing indices?
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by ivanche 4y ago
Definitely! If one doesn't know at least 4 greeks (delta, theta, gamma and vega), what is volatility crush, what are credit and debit spreads, one doesn't have any business in option trading, let alone in trading weekly options or
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by ivanche 4y ago
Because that's how it works? master is the main branch, origin is a remote computer that holds a copy of your repository (which you don't have to use, git works fine locally if you don't need to share your work with others),
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by ivanche 4y ago
That is very broad generalization. I have a habit of never writing them unless I'm forced to do it.
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by ivanche 4y ago
Exactly! And the solution is don't write getters and setters unless you are absolutely forced to do so, and even then only for the minimum amount of fields.
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by ivanche 4y ago
As soon as: a) you precisely define "very different" AND b) versions 464 and 465 of Firefox and Chrome are available, we can continue discussing :)

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