johansch

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   by johansch 9y ago

   tldr: Delaware is the new location.
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   by johansch 9y ago

   Now tell <strike>East Texas</strike>Delaware that... Edit: honestly, the idea of having the software patents disgrace/mess untangled seems hopeless by now. I can't even begin to imagine what kind of seismic event
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   by johansch 9y ago

   It is absurdly annoying. It's the one thing that put me off golang development, despite all of its nice aspects relating to concurrency. Having custom functionality in editors to work around this apparently dogmatic design decision i
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   by johansch 9y ago

   Funnily enough: I've never found that to be a big problem with other languages in practice. Actually, on a scale of problems in other people's code I'd probably put this very far down the list.
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   by johansch 9y ago

   This is hostile behavior towards a new developer trying out golang. Any third-party tools aren't really going to fix that.
6. 246.▲
   by johansch 9y ago

   Or pick a language where you don't have to jump through arbitrary hoops.
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   by johansch 9y ago

   You mean have the compiler modify the source code files destructively? Then I'll have to disagree, that just doesn't make sense.
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   by johansch 9y ago

   My main wish: Please don't refuse to compile just because there are unused imports. Please do warn, and loudly say it's NON-CONFORMANT or whatever will embarass me enough from sharing my piece of Go code with someone else.. but.
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   by johansch 9y ago

   https://www.theverge.com/2016/4/27/11518826/volvo-tesla-auto... "Victor says that Volvo believes that Level 3 autonomy, where the driver needs to be ready to take over at a moment's notice, is
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    by johansch 9y ago

    There is such a thing as a too big font. I think it happens when you feel like you physically have to move back from the screen to comfortably read the text.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    Maybe no-one ever made that call, and it's all just based on the results of continously running automated and fuzzed A/B experiments.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    I guess you didn't get my snark, but sure, it was a bit obtuse. :) Don't you think you're a bit overly certain that it's caused by random geological activity? How do you know that?
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    by johansch 9y ago

    tldr; with enough random keystrokes you'll get something resembling "tldr; With enough rocks thrown around, you'll get a few that look crafted."
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    by johansch 9y ago

    > Plus, I wonder where are they going to get batteries from ;) Maybe here: http://nordic.businessinsider.com/elon-musks-former-right-ha...
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    by johansch 9y ago

    I think this flood of suits will end up being employed by tier 2/3 "software" companies or unemployed.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    A car that can only drive at 130 km/h would be turn-off in many regions where the legal speed limit is lesser. There is such a thing as overtaking other cars safely (e.g. overtaking a car that drives 100 km/h on a 120 km/h ro
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    by johansch 9y ago

    This is surprisingly good stuff (for being a bbc.com article - they tend to be overly light on details).
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    by johansch 9y ago

    Why is this news-worthy?
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    by johansch 9y ago

    That font is so horrible. :/
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    by johansch 9y ago

    This (implied or not) seems to be the premise of many of these fads. On the flipside: I think TDD is great for people who love writing code more than they love getting results. They get to write twice as much code!
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    by johansch 9y ago

    Akamai Edge Compute appears to be a "talk to us for pricing, and we'll then attempt to extract the maximum amount of money that we think you'll be able to pay" kind of deal. No thanks.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    To extract $14 per visitor.
23. 263.▲
    by johansch 9y ago

    Now try the same thing with cookies deleted in both browsers. Or in incognito/private mode.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    Really? What kind of international flights (src/dst/airline) have you seen being undersold the last five years or so? (I have seen so many flights that have been kinda the opposite. It was markedly different back in like 2008-2013
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    by johansch 9y ago

    "[Netscape will soon reduce Windows to] a poorly debugged set of device drivers." (Marc Andreessen, 1995)
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    by johansch 9y ago

    These demos allow you to test this tech without installing an extension: http://www.leaningtech.com/cheerpj/demos/ It's kinda fun to see Swing again...
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    by johansch 9y ago

    In Sweden the cut-off/switch time is 10:00. It has been this time for a very, very long time.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    I always wondered what kind of reasoning was behind that 10 am cutoff-point. Who the heck wants to eat a burger before, say, 11 am?
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    by johansch 9y ago

    It kinda feels like McDonalds is being held back by their franchisees. I guess that is the downside to doing business that way.
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    by johansch 9y ago

    I really wish Sweden hadn't caved to what was presumably US pressure back in the 60s and halted the nuclear weapons program. a) As a nation we are responsible enough to handle this kind of responsibility. b) The leftist leanings here h