konart

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by konart 4y ago
>Of these, the following are important today: Barley, Corn, Goat grass, Millet, Oats, Rice, Sorghum, and Wheat. What about Buckwheat
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by konart 4y ago
> If you want to work in the learned language That's what I mean, yes. Obviously you should broaden your horizons to learn or discover something new and improve your skill in a general way.
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by konart 4y ago
Well, one obviously should evaluate local market (or the global market if this is a valid option) for jobs offerings. I should've been more careful about this in my statement :)
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by konart 4y ago
Maybe you should start with "why" you want to learn a new language? Job? I'd say Go Command line tools with complex logic for fun and community support? Rust Julia? Julia.
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by konart 4y ago
This is a misconception I'm afraid. At least for me it was very different. I never had a problem with women attention and two of them were frank enough to spell it out for me (this was very unexpected). Still in both cases I just refu
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by konart 4y ago
The original author is Ivan Belokamentsev (as mentioned) and judging from his Habr profile you won't meet him unless you are willing to move to Russia and learn 1C ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1C:Enterprise )
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by konart 4y ago
>it is such an insignificant change As I said earlier - all are very subjective topics.
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by konart 4y ago
As I see it (short version): 1. snake_case - best of the best. words are separated, easy to read even if the words are not in english or latin 2. ShrtCmlCase - worse than snake. Pros: quite short, does not take whole monitor width. Cons: re
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by konart 4y ago
>meaningful camel-case CamelCase makes it even worse. Short CamelCase is quite okay, but the longer it gets, the harder it on my eyes. But even with short naming it still like 2-3 words just to name a function. wtf.
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by konart 4y ago
Everything is subjective. I find it very straightforward: (x type, y, z type) (a, error) {}. Golang date formatting on the other hand... I still mad an whoever is responsible for this.
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by konart 4y ago
Idk, I don't see much difference between Java and Go (and similar languages). But Go feel lighter and more concise. My main problem with Java code is that it's too hard to read due to endless variables\classes etc names and such.
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by konart 4y ago
Everything is too long to read. This is mine personal problem. All java code be lie `public static void SomeReallyLongNameDescribingEverthing42 implements SomeOtherEvenLongerName` For me it's 10 times harder to follow than Go's `i
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by konart 4y ago
"Tom and Jerry playing Contra"
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by konart 4y ago
>Java, Go's ... it's syntax is hard to read. Excuse me but Java? This is as subjective as it can be.
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by konart 4y ago
>Working regularly again since a couple of months, and I'm looking forward to saving enough money to have another long holiday. Unfortunately in many places on earth you will have real problem continuing after such a holiday. Not fr
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by konart 4y ago
I also like to use Chi and don't use any query builders (except for one service I guess) or ORMs.
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by konart 4y ago
You are comparing a language to two complete frameworks and a runtime. Go can be extremely productive but it's definitely not a great choice if you need to create a web app over a weekend. RoR, Django etc have ready solutions for thing
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by konart 4y ago
>Russian >these days https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_marine_mammal
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by konart 4y ago
This is a pretty complex subject. I'd start from the fact that Nicolas I was not supposed to be an emperor. His elder brother Constantine should've, except secretly renounced his claim to the throne in 1823. Very few people knew i
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by konart 4y ago
Look into https://ohmyz.sh/ or https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/zinit (or any other plugin managers) and some nice plugins.
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by konart 4y ago
McDonalds was one of the prime buyers of local meat and other agricultural goods. Them leaving the market = huge loses for farmers and companies. They have goods, they don't have a big buyer. Not to mention all McD's staff. They w
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by konart 4y ago
>how does this project have an audience beyond the already tech literate? linuxmasterrace...
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by konart 4y ago
Yes, Universal Control https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212757 (+ Universal Clipboard)
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by konart 4y ago
>Could I now, install KDE Connect, and control my MATE/Gnome desktop, w/o converting it all to KDE? Yes, yo just need to install Gnome extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1319/gsconnect&#x
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by konart 4y ago
At the very least you can control your desktop cursor with your finger.
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by konart 4y ago
Shortcuts are not yet implemented but on the list
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by konart 4y ago
I wasn't even talking about some kind of occupation. Even securing some sort of political victory is impossible at this point. NATO|West will be going all in into that one and we simple don't have the army\logistics or production
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by konart 4y ago
>If Russia fully mobilizes Very big if here. People over here are not very eager to go to the frontline. Painting Z on your car is one thing. Marching to your almost certain death is another. >heavy weapons I was under the impression
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by konart 4y ago
I mean... I am Russian-Ukrainian. I'm more or less aware. I doubt there is a way for Russia to win here in any meaningful way. Russia already lost too much armor without gaining anything but a land route to Crimea (which it needs to se
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by konart 4y ago
I find it really hard to believe Ukraine can loose this war though.

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