jansimonek

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   by jansimonek 3y ago

   Yup, just happened to me yesterday. I was in a hurry and didn’t screw lid of a coffee thermos correctly. Luckily the mac seems to have survived.
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   by jansimonek 3y ago

   I think the problem is not OOP - the author approached the problem bottom-up, they were trying to foresee usage for code they were writing. The resulting code is a bit of a mess, not OOP (there’s even instanceof) Instead we should start wit
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   by jansimonek 3y ago

   I found the book Growing Object-Oriented Software Guided by Tests to be very inspiring. The book demonstrates how to evolve the code architecture, how and when to add new concepts and abstractions, how to listen to the tests, when to refact
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   by jansimonek 5y ago

   If you are reading papers on water softeners you might already know everything this video contains. For me it was a good intro to the topic of good water for making coffee: https://youtu.be/jfElZfrmlRs
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   by jansimonek 5y ago

   "without your knowledge"... is there a way to check if my IP was participating in the DDoS? If they are filtering the traffic, they might be able to create a list of IPs that I can check. Or perhaps, an IP can be associated with a