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9y ago
Your friend is probably a very good designer but not a developer in the usual sense.
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9y ago
I agree with everything you said except the websocket.. the best websocket lib for golang until now is https://github.com/gorilla/websocket
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9y ago
>Well, even an average sized man is still many kilograms larger than the average woman >To expect all women in such situations to directly confront their agressors.. I think you are replying to the wrong comment or the wrong thread.
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9y ago
I know, I'm a human too..
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9y ago
>a postdoc 10 years her senior put his arm around her >My friend was spared having to spend her (already scarce) social capital on wiggling out of this dude's arm Is it really that difficult and "costly" for the woman i
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9y ago
too bad the audio quality is low..
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9y ago
Still.. going from 4000 to 1500 is hard to justify. Personally I think he will be very disappointed (not only for financial reasons).
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9y ago
I think you didn't read carefully the question.
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9y ago
It's very hard to see a reason for you to move to Berlin. You will gain a net ("in hand") salary much lower than your actual salary because in Europe there's not only the taxes that are deducted from your salary, but als
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9y ago
I see your point but it also implies that Europe breeds the stupid while US allows them to extract themselves from the gene pool.. not a very nice perspective for me (as an European)
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9y ago
For me there is no issue.
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9y ago
He speaks about non-local receivers. You can't have: func (r *otherPackage.Receiver) method(arg int)
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10y ago
I don't know what infrastructure youtube has, but I work in the same building with another known "youtube clone" from Europe and they are spread on 7-8 floors and have a lot of remote infrastructure. (serious question) How ca
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10y ago
Actually, it only grows with 4 bytes on the 32 bit systems (no growth on the 64 bit). It's right there in the doc: >On 64-bit systems, there is a 32-bit padding gap between nsec and loc in the current representation, which the new r
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10y ago
I don't know why the downvotes.. Very high rents for rather low quality (by the european standards). Long and unpredictable commutes, frequent problems on the overcrowded lines. Serious pollution: today the subway/metro was free o
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10y ago
I have only used these: www.dieti-natura.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=millepertuis
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10y ago
After more than 10 years of serious and progressing anxiety disorder I discovered this plant wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypericum (Hypericum Perforatum or Millepertuis in french). In less than 3 weeks I was a different man. Ironically it
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10y ago
But you can really know your craft, have side projects, make a nice living and have a fulfilling life outside your job even if you don't get temporarily crowned "master carpenter" of the <trendy new thing> because you &
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10y ago
>You can share stuff and then not reply to people's comments. Good. That's what I meant in the original comment: "Make what you want and don't actively share it". Share if you want but don't waste time shari
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10y ago
I have barely shared an opinion and I'm already forced to offer countless minutes of free "support" because someone on the internet misunderstood it or has surplus minutes for arguing. Now imagine if I had posted a github lin
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10y ago
>periodicals focused on carpentry Are those periodicals distributed for free ? ad free ? written and printed by carpenters ? Do they give free samples of furniture too ? Your counter analogy just does not stand..
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10y ago
I bet there are a lot less carpenters "worth their salt" giving away their designs and "sharing" furniture for free than programmers. Still, if you want and afford to profess for fame and good will, do it..
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10y ago
While I don't mind people sharing their work, I would argue quite the opposite. Make what you want and don't actively share it. Don't waste your time sharing and documenting only to waste even more time maintaining your proje
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10y ago
The convention is that if the err == nil then the value is not nil. The exceptions to this rule are very few and usually specified in the documentation. Normally you only have to check for error.
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10y ago
>It also mixes application logic and recovery logic. When did this separation become law ? What if the "application logic" requires recovery ? >They could at least, you know, have an Either type or something (int64, error) i
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10y ago
>The IP [intellectual property] is not protected in China >China expressed interest in December 2010 in an email to Pelamis: “It is decided that His Excellency, Mr Li Keqiang, vice-premier of the state council of China, and the delega
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10y ago
but dude, what about that extremely common corner case, like if you gave your 2001 yahoo email to a very large number of people and institutions ? what do you do then dude ? no, seriously, how do you migrate and email (because I'm abou
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10y ago
I had no problem with it, why would I have ? Some workplaces have 99% men, others 99% women but very few workplaces fire out 60% of their employees just because their gender is not trendy anymore.
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I don't deny that the situation must be analyzed carefully but going from "less than 20 percent female" to "more than 80 percent female" in less than 2 years leaves little room for doubt. Also this adds up to the un
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I'm deeply offended by this and personally I will cease to use Yahoo Mail. I urge any self-respecting males to stop using any of Yahoo services as a form of protest for this despicable act of discrimination. And I'm serious; too m
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