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by ki_ 4y ago
"In essence, all principles help you to model your software in a way that’s highly cohesive and loosely coupled- They are the building blocks of a well designed software." My suggestion, stay away from all these design patterns. I
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by ki_ 4y ago
As an extreme example, you would consider Einstein to be easily manipulated? He was certainly one of the greatest independent thinkers. I think you're talking about the people that go against the mainstream ideas and authorities. It&#x
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by ki_ 4y ago
well. what if the public consists of 10% independent thinkers and 90% that follows whatever propaganda gets shoved through their eyes and ears. And if you can use your current power and money to create the most propaganda. Are people really
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by ki_ 4y ago
Faces are great, but the backgrounds are wrong, also clothing, ears sometimes and there are strange circles here and there. i get ~19/20 correct.
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by ki_ 4y ago
If they are just insults, u can just ignore them right? I mean.. you're an adult.
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by ki_ 4y ago
That's good. Now she knows she might be doing something wrong or can determine that these people are idiots. Either way, you learn something.
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by ki_ 4y ago
> Should array index start at 0 or 1? My compromised solution is 0.5 i like this one, it puts a nice perspective on compromises.
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by ki_ 4y ago
I think the fact that she got upset is very bad. If some one criticizes your project, that's good. That means, you can ask for feedback and either you learn something new or you realise the person that criticized you wasnt that smart.
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by ki_ 4y ago
lets ban memes
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by ki_ 4y ago
I miss old science, the one where u needed proof and stuff. Anyway, anyone is free to do what they want in science, im just a bit fed up with the "thrust me bro" quantum science shared on HN almost daily.
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by ki_ 4y ago
I want people to know that this is just 1 guy his opinion and not a fact. Most of his arguments are valid but can also be debunked. It always comes down to opinion, it's very difficult to calculate the effects of creating new people th
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by ki_ 4y ago
HN can be weird on up/down-votes. Certainly when u put out a different opinion. Anyway. I would say, archetypes exist and they dont exist by choice. They are a natural occurrence. People do certain things in a certain way. And patterns
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by ki_ 4y ago
The "pattern coder", applies design patterns the all parts of his code without really understanding why. His trust in authorities such as people that give tech talks are the only reason needed to why his coding style is good. This
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by ki_ 4y ago
It's kind of mixture of online and real-life experiences. In real-life you dont get the hate, but only because they know, it would be extremely rude. But they have other things, eg. make jokes about you to others.
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by ki_ 4y ago
It's my opinion that a lot of science today is theoretical BS. I'm glad sometimes, someone is pointing it out. When i do it myself, i get bombarded with hate. Sigh. even when it's not science, when it's about programming
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by ki_ 4y ago
Software is not really random. Mostly, they all fail or none of them fail. But in case only 1 server has a problem. You'd just use a script that removes that server from your load balancer so you can inspect it, fix it, etc.. I dont do
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by ki_ 4y ago
foreach serviceX.servers as server { ssh user@ip "cd service-x-project-dir && git pull && ./deploy.sh && service serviceX reload" } there u go. As for SDN, why do u even need that? Some simple scripts
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by ki_ 4y ago
nice, my biggest problem with c is macros and how to build something. Make files are freaking horrible, tup seems like a nice alternative that keeps it simple. Simplicity is important. Complexity is the result of bad design.
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by ki_ 4y ago
for some reason, chrome network tab says they are both 6.4MB. or is that normal?
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by ki_ 4y ago
My point is that your quantum computer isnt able to do anything. It's junk, spewing out random data.
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by ki_ 4y ago
really? How come reality keeps agreeing with me then? Where are these amazing quantum mechanics applications? U really believe in super position?? really? How long have they been working on QC? 50 years now? it never seems to work or be rea
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by ki_ 4y ago
because Qbits are just random numbers. They want to make u believe that Qbits represent a range of values, which is true in theory, but in reality it's just a plain old single random number. So all QC calculation are basically random +
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by ki_ 4y ago
QC cant do anything, it has no use cases. And that won't change. Except if you want to generate random numbers. that it can do.
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by ki_ 4y ago
The big font is difficult to read (for me) edit: nvm, i can just zoom out to 50%;
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by ki_ 4y ago
a "new sorting algorithm"? Pretty sure it existed 50 years ago.
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by ki_ 4y ago
personally i believe you should try to avoid as many services as possible. Why do you want to rely on a service? What if the service says "bye bye", you'd be like.. ok i guess our software doesnt work anymore.. RIP. I also fe
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by ki_ 4y ago
ofc, speeddial 2, except.. they updated it a few months ago. and it's broken now. fml. no updates for years, worked perfectly. until now.. so i dont recommend it.
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by ki_ 4y ago
I dont really read news anymore. But i think forbes was a decent one. I havent checked in a while though. edit: i'd say hackernews is a good way know about things. much variety. edit2: news is not really that important to begin with. I
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by ki_ 4y ago
News organizations are low quality by default. Their bussiness model is creating multiple articles per day and make it sound interesting, sometimes more interesting than what really happened. This so they can maximize viewer retention and t
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by ki_ 4y ago
personally i find game DESIGN utterly bad these days. It's all so dumbed down also. Mainly talking about online games, because that's the only ones i play. I also find myself keep going back to old games and not new ones. I just f

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