kungato

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by kungato 6y ago
How complex and demanding do you expect "personalize what I want to see" to be? I remember when i used facebook how I hated when they removed the chronological timeline showing everything Im following. Personally all these "p
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by kungato 6y ago
Dont they charge 20 dollars per chargeback as someone said? In a normal country the national bank would regulate this
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by kungato 6y ago
A language could be declaered good enough but none of the popular languages are there. They all had plenty of "bad but popular" design decisions at the beginning and now they are trying to compensate. What I hate is the constant r
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by kungato 6y ago
Is that bad?
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by kungato 6y ago
This look so very prone to cause bugs. Why would you even "return if not null"? I don't think I've been in this situation before. What I do see is if x is null then return something else, but this never
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by kungato 6y ago
Well F# obviosly never gained enough momentum and C# has to grow somewhere so why not in this direction. All "big" languages are gaining more and more functional and declarative features each version. I always remember this chat b
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by kungato 6y ago
Didn't someone mention this is open source? Where is the code?
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by kungato 6y ago
I think this is similar to how when they started adding features to angular 1 which resemble concepts from angular 2 so that people could start considering upgrading
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by kungato 6y ago
I'm sure there are many companies offering them to build put their systems, it's still not that easy. My friend's small company is failing at helping small companies have their own system as we speak. They can always go back
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by kungato 6y ago
Unfortunately these and maybe 4 more games mentiones below are also almost the only coop games. Ive been trying to find good coop games for playing with my gf or family but the selection is small and especially if you want something for non
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by kungato 6y ago
Video works but comments and subscriptions are 400 edit: in Croatia
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by kungato 6y ago
Yeah but you still work at least 8 hours with those people. Every time you need someone to review a pull request, split work or bugs, collaborate, all those minutes you mingled or not matter
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by kungato 6y ago
Unfortunately, it often seems like "low barrier to entry" means "no prior effort invested" even if it means knowing basic logic notation which is taught in gymnasiums
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by kungato 6y ago
If you are not building for the first time experience I do not understand why you would have a problem with initial load of a web app taking seconds. It's like an install just way faster. No one uses facebook only once and so shouldn&#
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by kungato 6y ago
They are not the first people on the planet to encounter edge cases. You either test thoroguhly enough for them or you don't.
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by kungato 6y ago
Is it time for SO 2? Lets be real, many articles are out of date with answers being for older versions, the culture is getting worse and the company is looking to cash in on the thing. Could we use a blank slate?
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by kungato 6y ago
Yeah, so? No one expensed food when doing a work from home day before covid19. What's next? Expensing your house for staying there?
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by kungato 6y ago
But does it mean you opted out? To me it sounds like you entered undefined behavior territory and probably accepted everything
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by kungato 6y ago
Maybe as a society we think you ask for too much but he depends on your money so he has no choice but to oblige
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by kungato 6y ago
My family vacation house which we let got a visitor through hotels.com through expedia and we don't have anything you mentioned. My guess would be whatever something is called be it Hotels or AirBnB they are working with everyone in th
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by kungato 6y ago
Hey I'll be doing a college project on static analysis and while I'm familiar with semantic analysis wrt compiling I was wondering if you might drop a few more of these terms like interprocedural pointer analysis so that I have mo
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by kungato 6y ago
My social life has not changed but improved since the quarantine started. Voice chat servers have never been this full. The whole extended squad is on line 10 hours a day. We can finally have 5v5 custom games all day long. We all consider o
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by kungato 6y ago
Many people don't own a car because they can't afford it or are too old to drive it. Owning a (registered) car costs with gas yearly about 1 net monthly salary. Croatia is small but even so very sparsely populated. 1/4 of pop
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by kungato 6y ago
Google Maps has this
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by kungato 6y ago
Imagine backing up those 50-100 gigabites of actually essential data you have and using google normally. They even allow you to backup your email via outlook or whatever and just download your photos and drive. You don't really need RA
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by kungato 6y ago
You use unit tests in Python and Javascript among other things to check for type/value in some places which can be easily avoided if you explicitly used types. Also I often see in imperative languages that unit tests are used to declar
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by kungato 6y ago
Today with github+google drive+steam or whatever flavors all you should be limited by is download speed. I wipe my hdd every 6 months or so just to get a fresh feeling of no random junk. The biggest chore is downloading all the dev environm
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by kungato 6y ago
If only it wasn't for all those young, old or sick people /s I sometimes imagine how my city would look like if there were no car lanes and pavement but grass and trees along the middle of the "road". Then I remember I c
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by kungato 6y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they laid off 90%. They have the app and infra probably finished and stable, established brand, they tried all the markets they could, lawsuits should be over by now. They should just lay off, reduce fees and
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by kungato 6y ago
In my country the government is exemp from fines for GDPR

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