j_jochem

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by j_jochem 10y ago
One simple technique is using JSX spread to pass all props down the component hierarchy. Another is using a state container such as redux and using its container abstraction to inject actions that mutate app state into the components they a
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by j_jochem 10y ago
I interpreted the headline as saying if you don't finish your projects, you're not productive but busy.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
I've just uninstalled openSUSE Tumbleweed after using it as my primary dev machine OS for about three months. One good thing that can be said about it is that it has the most stable KDE packages of all KDE distros that are still left.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Tesla cars are not autonomous as stated by Tesla themselves.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
From my experience, Bluetooth audio's sound quality is abysmal. I figure that's why an alternative system is getting so much hype.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
I think you meant to say fusion. Fission reactors have been in productive use for decades.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
For me, this redirects to the German version (I'm in Germany on a device with a German locale). I'd really love to have a way to tell Google to only show English-language hits.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Not OP, but medical technology (think MRT, CAT, ...) and GIS are both "serious" fields that involve a lot of complex graphics stuff.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
DO does that too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11036554
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by j_jochem 10y ago
"Lesser known" is probably where Snowden fails the criteria for that one.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Location: Darmstadt, Germany Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, JavaScript, React, Angular, Python, Flask, Ansible, Docker, Linux Résumé/CV: https://www.jannik.de/jannik_jochem_cv_en_public.pdf Ema
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by j_jochem 10y ago
So what you're saying is that in general, transactions are implemented, but the begin/commit syntax for transactions is not yet supported?
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Heatmaps are used with continuous data. This map has 4 discrete values, so it's really misleading.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
I'd say they're more than a little confusing. Why would anybody from a western cultural background choose yellowish orange for "better" and a range of blues for "worse"?
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by j_jochem 10y ago
That's interesting. I previously researched this with regard to React apps, and the tenor was that server-side rendering was no longer required in order to get indexed by Google. Google itself has this to say: https://webmas
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Java EE is basically an excuse for consultants to overcharge for overengineering solutions to problems that were already complex to begin with. Source: Did some Java EE consulting here and there.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
As far as I know, Google does index SPAs that are only rendered in the browser.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
It's illegal in the US because it goes against protestant religious morals.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Architects plan buildings. I wouldn't hire one to work on my software systems.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Beats my why anybody would still use ABP over uBlock Origin. Their "acceptable ads" program is basically a protection racket scheme.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Having seen these types of articles crop up a number of times now, I've started wondering if the issue of preferred stock vs. regular stock vs. options is something that is specific to how stock ownership works in the US or if this als
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by j_jochem 10y ago
The point you're missing is that a lot of people cannot even attend medical school because their parents are too poor to support a child which could be working an underpaid job at mcd instead. And I'm only taking about cost of li
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Also note that this is only the standard library. If you add an enterprise framework you're probably pushing 50k.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Not a lot better: $ unzip -l /usr/java/jdk1.8.0_77/jre/lib/rt.jar | wc -l 20138 It's just less of a burden on the host filesystem because those files are usually loaded straight from the jar (i.e.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
I use KeePassX and Keepass2Android, with the database file stored on Dropbox. It's free and runs natively on Linux.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Doesn't Windows anyway come with a free antivirus solution these days? If so, this might be a good opportunity for Windows users to get rid of the nagware.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
It depends. Most of the really bad internet explorers are officially deprecated by now, so unless your customers are big enterprises with badly managed IT, it's completely fine to scrap support.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
Isn't the idea with CRISPR that you patch the patient's t-cells in such a way that they are able to recognize cancer cells as diseased cells, allowing the immune system to clear them away?
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by j_jochem 10y ago
How does tail call optimization cause a regress in performance? Superficially, it seems very counter-intuitive that this should even be possible.
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by j_jochem 10y ago
While this may be true in the US, most prosecutors are neither elected nor appointed by elected officials in Germany.

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