jhoechtl

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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   How come testers work on a branch?
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   I would immediately install an app which tells me what the code means.
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   Short answer: The rea Python documentation is paying less money to Google than the content farm. Long answer: Balancing the many interests of search result parties, the decrease of consumer satisfaction is by Googles benchmarks outweigh by
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   > That means it needs to be good at both interactive REPL-style usage _and_ at simple scripting. The creators of powershell obviously were of a different opinion
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   Because C# as a contender to Java had to succeed (and the CLR)
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   They also did't care that much about * unit testing * framework boiler plate * testing pragmas * mockups
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   How was southern summer? How the world climate in general? Meaningless without perspective.
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   > Really all residential connections in the US are 220V split phase Really all modern residential connections in Europe are 400V three phase electric power, capable to immediately power an electric motor without the need of capacitors.
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   by jhoechtl 3y ago

   Which phrased that way sounds as if radio would be dead.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    I love radio
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    I see a lot of similarities to Golang.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Very true. Good examples consume a lot of time. I was bitten a couple of times when the customer nailed me down with "But this example can never occur" and my futile attempt to justify "But it's an example!" Good ex
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    IS there an on-premise alternative? Not necessarily speaking of schemastore.org on prem but a service comparable in spirit.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Place your watch away from phone chargers. I live more than 700 km away and get it reliably every night on a small wrist watch once it put my watch away from the phone charger.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Can any one shed light on what "local" means? Local on my own private machine or local in my Azure Tenant?
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    The time you lose while parking you gain when leaving. It's a zero sum game.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Was assigned as ofroad driver during my military service. There I learned that what is called fancy parking should be the rule. When you have to leave (maybe in a hurry) you are set to go. Since back then that has become my standard way of
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    I think as null <> null you ca never be sure.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    For Austria I can assure that it happened somewhere between 1995 and 2000. It was a combination of many things though: Social ostracism of smoking; Gaming consoles and Internet which kept people in their flats/houses; Ubiquitous availa
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    > I don’t know why people are interested in the X symbol. It's the new symbol for and domain name of the social? network formerly known as twitter.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    what about deleted files? Do they eventually get flushed from the cache?
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Fwiw, ElKaWe would be written as LKW which is shorthand for Lastkraftwagen (truck, lorry)
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    GDP isn’t a good measure for population’s wealth or quality of life especially for developed economies either. The GDP wa invented by a russian working for US bureau of statistics during the great depression. It was a helpful measure to com
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Low interest rates benefits the rich more than the poor thus they can more easily outcompete the poor.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    I predict that Asian Android-targeting manufactures will respond quickly, Apple with some tricky lawyers-speak never.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    Currently discussed in https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/14wn2ld/i_am_going_w...
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    > and giving an addict 4 walls and privacy is a death sentence. sounds very plausible, where is the fallacy?
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    > but it does have a native client. Its an electron app.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    > Syncthing doesn’t support mobile. Just checking ... yes, I have Syncthing running on Android.
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    by jhoechtl 3y ago

    > I dunno During WWII Entire tanks drowned in Siberian sumps and were brought back to life with their engines running. After five years in regular water I bet the wrench would be in working condition.