kodfodrasz

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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
Could someone tell me the meaning of _ in this Swift code: func greet(_ name: String,_ day: String) -> String { return "Hello \(name), today is \(day)." } greet("Bob", "Tuesday") In
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
I experienced the same thing. Then after reopening the page the content showed up, but I was no longer interested in the content, only wanted to see the page source to see how can a page be so broken, and it was no longer broken. So if you
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
I have also not seen any anytime. It is also true that I only use managed Enterprise, and a pro at home where I have o365 subscription.
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
This seems like FUD to me. (just skimmed the thread on mobile) First, this is about a preview version only. Second: Moving Asp.Core 2.0 target to Netstandard 2.0 is a sensible step to me. This version will be supported by desktop .Net 4.7 (
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
Would you risk eating a "zombie rabbit"? :)
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
This sound very interesting! Could you please provide some link to back up this claim?
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
I guess that the platform and tooling is pretty much in motion yet. I think this is totally OK, it is in its early stage of life, and agile projects are like this in that stage. This is a cost for us, as we use them, yet we accept this, as
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
Eve then a HTTP POST/PUT is better than FTP, but the parent sated this was not their decision, but a constraint.
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
I beg to differ. HTTP is far better for any usecase than FTP. I understand that sometimes one has to work because of constraint imposed from parties beyond the control of the project. This may force one to support FTP. But FTP is still a te
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
it could be put in a different repository though...
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
> created ShinySDR out of dissatisfaction with the user interface of other SDR applications that were available to me. No pictures/live demo/simulator available. :(
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by kodfodrasz 9y ago
somewhat related: https://qz.com/963530/h-1b-its-not-just-trumps-america-india...
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Yes, I implied this.
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Because they are not there yet...
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Yet while others approach hime as if he was a pan-türkist, with the idea of joining, this is also acceptable for him, I guess.
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Resolution and refresh speed do not matter to me, as current models are already acceptable. Yet a full A/4 size e-ink based "tablet" notepad with inking support would be nice, if would be available on affordable prices. I kno
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Their current alphabet has 42 letters. Transitioning to Latin will either use variable length encoding for some sounds, or will eventually be reduced to the mere 26 letters. Thus I don't see using accent a good direction. In Hungarian
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
In classical physics there are 2 types of mass considered (and measured to be equal): 1. gravitational mass used in Newton's Law of Gravity 2. intertial mass used in Newton's Second Law Measurements show that these two kinds of ma
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Indeed, but I find that large games which try to tell stories may be well written, but are not so appealing to me as smaller (often indie) games. If I want to be told stories I usually prefer books, films. (Though I liked Baldur's Gate
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
This is what I tried to express. You can get a quality game. But you may not get a game that people will love, will replay to discover nice little things. The game will be like a movie you watch only once. You pay for it. You get a decent p
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
In the past games were made less like manufaturies with everybody polishing an itsy-little-bit of the product. In the past, when games were smaller teams were more crossfunctional: programmers also were somewhat designers, and the game manu
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Games are not simple products. Except for AAA titles (which are often the gaming equivalent of the annual superhero movie) games need something special, some soul to be successfull. Without dedicated team pouring some of their personality i
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
One thing was forgotten: Let users use your site without fullpage content blocking subscribe nagging, which is uncloseable on mobile as close button is offscreen.
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Yes, but not in the sense you suggest. Ironically to save costs for the consumers, and improve reliability. Making the system suitable for safe updates without proper disconnecting and partial disassembly and tolerant to untrustad (also in
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
I have worked in automotive and the testing of a software release took about 1 month for a ~150 member team. Yes, documentation because legal requirements was as much as 10% of the human labor, but the tests ran for a month in simulated env
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
This may be related to farmers not taking the tractors to repair shops. The automotive component I worked on was firmware updated every time the customer took the car to a service for eg. to change oil, and an update was necessary. The tool
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
Except for self driving stuff I was arguing about. We are not yet sure who will be liable for them. Also there is pretty much self driving in some agricultural machines, for use on the fields. But seeing this topic I'd make it possible
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
The only problems is that the creators of those software did not get their food and tools for free. Was that also lost productivity? Maybe we could fix it by giving everything for free!
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
They lock down the software in their well understood interests: - vendor lock in (this is not good for customers) - safety (testing this stuff is expesive and lengthy. Every change forces a re-test. They are liable for this stuff) - defendi
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by kodfodrasz 10y ago
I know Mattermost to be a pretty usable clone.

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