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by libria 10y ago
tl,dr; simultaneously: 1) Earth cooled from Indonesian volcano eruption 2) greater competition from Africa for their chief export: ivory 3) Norway, their main sponsor, hit with plague
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by libria 10y ago
The day we know a language has made it is the day people no longer feel the need to suffix "written in X" to attract clicks. This applies to Go, Rust, whatever. I'd love to see future projects stand on their own merits and b
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Even at home, I prefer the ergonomics of holding a pad that's flat open. Paperbacks - new ones especially - require pressure to keep open, usually a thumb/pinky grip. Often the words nearer the spine are read at an angle and wit
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by libria 10y ago
> The offer does not expire, but Google reserves the right to change the offering, including changing or eliminating usage limits, subject to 30 days advanced notice. How else do you communicate this concisely?
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Apologies, I'm no longer in the Atlanta area. Maybe a local Meetup group perhaps?
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Not to mention Centennial Olympic park is a venue for concerts and events.
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by libria 10y ago
To be clear, I'm not addressing you specifically since you're clearly posting out of humor. When someone composes a message with errors, we can engage 1) the erroneous message or 2) the message without errors or 3) the meaning be
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by libria 10y ago
How apt. Here is a principle that tries to define sane communication within a community and espouses flexibility and understanding. A hyperliteral reading of a statement that has a very reasonable interpretation (i.e., that it has been i
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Are you not the one dragging mysogyny into the conversation? There's nothing wrong with a 17 year old speaking in this fashion and GP didn't say there was. They only said journalists shouldn't. They also implied it's m
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> Looking back, the main problem was probably Spring, Glassfish, IOC, XML, Maven and numerous other "EE" things that java-people assumed were a must 10 years ago. One of the most popular frameworks - Spring Boot - includes many
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by libria 10y ago
Case 2: Agreed, but not everyone is lucky enough to work for a competent manager. And managers don't fit neatly within competent and incompetent buckets. Under external or higher pressure ("his job or your job") a normally de
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Surely you've heard of at least these arguments: - Employee was error prone and this mistake was just the biggest one to make headlines. Could be from incompetence or apathy. - Impacted clients demanded the employee at-fault be termin
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by libria 10y ago
Modern languages like Rust and D are being designed with generics and people are supposedly paying some prime for that complexity. I wonder if anyone using generics in their language would give them up for some increase in performance or l
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by libria 10y ago
We're coming up on 6 years now and they still haven't released code search: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/2874/ability-to-sea... That's incredible.
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Perhaps there was concern the audience would assume Mozilla had pivoted into the aerospace industry.
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The compiler prohibits declaring variables (and imports) without using them. You can get around this with result, _ := someFunc() or in a (anti) pattern I use sometimes _ = []interface{}{ err1, err2, var1, etc } with unde
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by libria 10y ago
This should be titled "What Vendors Should Account For When Publishing CSVs". If someone claims they're exporting a file in X format: * X should be a known standard OR * they should provide a client parser for X OR * they sh
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Closure and Typescript added type checking/safety features, ES6 adds classes, Typescript even has generics and interfaces. Javascript developers will eventually add most of Java's features but keep their conscience clear by neve
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Swell! I was hoping that existed in this language. The rest of the code looks concise FWIW, https://github.com/tcr/rust-todomvc/blob/master/src/main.rs
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> experimental support for WebAssembly as a target, wasm32-unknown-emscripten [...] check out Tim’s example of the classic TodoMVC project. On one hand this is really cool and potential for client-side Rust. On the other hand: let
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by libria 10y ago
Neovim's popularity is more with extension developers. My understanding is that it enables them to develop features rivaling those in IDEs. Vim users won't switch for Neovim itself, but they might if extension writers only target
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I'm not a gamer but I'm sure they're asking: Is it a side scroller? Is it AR? What are the mechanics? Will it be choppy/graphics intensive on my 2 year old phone? MMO? PvP aspects? Leaderboards? Pay-to-win or subscriptio
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Myself no, let's hope someone with more expertise answers. At a guess I'd say it would be difficult to buy ads to get exposure to then sell ad clicks. Cheapest way would be very high SEO placement, but you don't have much co
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Nice. Some wants: * If I type Manhattan, NY, automatically show me a map w/ overlay of weather in Manhattan and surrounding areas. Maybe default to today, but also forward cursor to calendar. * Or maybe automatically show bar chart o
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Having negotiated this particular turn many times, I'd guess it's a combination of factors. Atlanta is spread out so the highways are typically long and straight, so apart from rush hour the fast lane typically goes 70-80 mph com
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Surprised the article didn't mention it, but he was the last living member of the Mercury 7.
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I like the functionality of let merged = { ...foo, ...bar, ...baz }; But I've come to understand ... as variadic parameters in C++, Java and Go. Wish they'd used another token.
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> About half of the homes sold in Seattle’s suburbs are going to Chinese buyers I suspect this is supposed to read "sold in some of Seattle's suburbs" and probably refers to Bellevue (and possibly Medina) which already h
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This is why the appliance market - Dropcam in this case - is often safe from the DIY enthusiast market. Setting these up is one hurdle. After that's done there's any combination of: network maintenance, security patches, updates
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Title was truncated > Front-end Front is a place where front-end developers can ask questions, share interesting links, and show their work to the rest of the community. Have you heard of Hacker News or Designer News? It’s something like

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