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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't see why I should
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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't see how that's different from atom.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Almost all of A&Ms recruiting pamphlets feature pictures of ROTC kids. It's how they advertised the school, it's the culture that is ingrained from freshmen camp onward. I think they have a big training program for students wh
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by krisdol 11y ago
Thanks, but this seems like a lot more complexity than using github's built-in SSH Key manager (especially since I wager that most people using github are not on windows). That, and I've inevitably always needed SSH keys for one t
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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't understand how, as a student in a (miraculously) high paying internship for (miraculously) 4+ years straight, you could save up the $30k-$100k needed in the US to pay off a degree after dealing with rent, food, insurance, and o
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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't understand the recent backlash against NoSQL here. First off, almost all of the complaints would have been valid years ago. Secondly, there is so much more choice out there today if mongodb wasn't the right answer for your
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by krisdol 11y ago
6% increase compared how? Week-over-week? Daily average? Gross average? How much does it fluctuate each week? How likely is a 6% difference on any other week? Has this been adjusted for variance? I see nothing in this article other than two
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by krisdol 11y ago
Do you really thing it's fair to blame a whole language for making your project unmaintainable, when you admit you were just learning it -- and you had come from PHP?
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by krisdol 11y ago
In these days, means of production may also mean the company resources & venture capital, with so much production being digital.
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by krisdol 11y ago
The problem is not with automation's obsolescence of human wage labor, but with capitalism's lack of functionality to deal with the consolidation of wealth that follows. Capitalists may not feel comfortable with workers owning the
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by krisdol 11y ago
I've been using atom exclusively for the last 3 months after having used IntelliJ for years. I would say yes, it is good enough, but understand that batteries are not included. You need to configure it to suit your needs. I will say it
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by krisdol 11y ago
At the beginning of her post, with her explaining why she got into streaming, she almost convinced me to start an account myself; needless to say, by the end of the post and judging from the comments here, there is no way in hell I'd s
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by krisdol 11y ago
The multi feature of redis kind of allows you to create some level of transactionality over multiple items, no?
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by krisdol 11y ago
That's awesome! I'm just learning rust and I'm really enjoying it, though it was more challenging getting into the right mindset after working on GCed languages for most of the last 4-5 years. Certainly wrestled with the owne
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by krisdol 11y ago
Kosovo may have declared independence in 08 but it still has many international members to convince, including a significant portion of the UN Security Council.
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by krisdol 11y ago
But in Java you'd never use a library that calls System.exit when it reaches an unexpected null
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by krisdol 11y ago
Well here's my issue with this explanation that I've heard a lot: the caller may or may not be able to recover from it, but the caller may still be doing something with the error. Maybe the caller doesn't want to expose the
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by krisdol 11y ago
>Gonna have your function return an Err if an internal invariant is broken? Absolutely you should return an error. Whether the caller wants to panic or handle it or print unicorns should be left up to the caller, not your function. Funct
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by krisdol 11y ago
>Not necessarily? I think you can download just the source files, without any git metadata, turning git into SVN essentially. I'm not 100% sure though, but I'd be really surprised was it not the case. Partially possible. You&#x
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by krisdol 11y ago
>Using get() is just bad style and so is returning null where you could return Collections.emptyList(). I agree that you should never return null, but if get() is bad style I think you should send out that memo because I haven't yet
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by krisdol 11y ago
>tl;dr: Haskell, Rust, et al. put the burden on the compiler. Java puts the burden to ensure safety on the programmer. (As can be witnessed in your snippet.) Actually, (much to my disappointment as I'm just learning rust) you can ju
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by krisdol 11y ago
I'd assume that there is some automated testing happening to make sure things are working, and I bet there's some manual testing too -- but I also bet that the automated testing doesn't do visual comparisons (I've never
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by krisdol 11y ago
So let me get this straight, if I stay on the "free" youtube with my adblocker, I can continue to see all videos ad-free? Or only the non-red ones?
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by krisdol 11y ago
agreed, add a good linter and problem solved. Ruby has been this flexible since its inception and you don't see people complaining about ambiguity because they learn how the language works. When there's ambiguity, be explicit.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Sorry for the late response. I'm in Boston, MA. I would definitely advise it in Boston, SF, NYC. Elsewhere, let's just say that I would also use it first, but depending on the market I would move to other resources. It's grea
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by krisdol 11y ago
Is it the picture that's relevant or the bio, and why?
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by krisdol 11y ago
Meh. They're getting guys like me well-paying jobs working on awesome products and cutting edge tech in a close-knit team. I feel like I'm just hacking away at a cool group project in a lab again, and I love that startups make tha
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by krisdol 11y ago
My last job or my current one? Current: AngelList exclusively because I was new in town and knew no one. Last: I was asked to join by colleagues who left a former company after it was bought out.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Hey I'm sorry to change focus here, but your peers are going to have a much more effective learning session if they're "doing" rather than "watching". I know it takes longer to fix their problem that way, but t
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by krisdol 11y ago
Try it! If you learn about why semicolons were recommended for js, it's pretty easy to avoid writing code that would land you in trouble in the semicolon-free world. Most likely you wouldn't be getting in trouble in the first plac

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