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by lmm 1y ago
Most e-tickets designed for wallet apps follow a well understood standard which has multiple implementations available for different OSes, e.g. https://linuxphoneapps.org/services/pkpass/
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by lmm 1y ago
The compiler is faster than it was, but not exactly fast. SBT I avoid as much as possible, so can't really speak to that. The eclipse plugin is sadly abandoned, but IntelliJ has pretty good support.
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by lmm 1y ago
> We also have a lot of TS, and at this point we are tempted to just switch to using ScalaJS on the frontend as well because of how much better the language is to use. I did that and highly recommend it, at least for new projects - not s
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by lmm 1y ago
Scala is the best language I've ever used - all the good parts of Typescript and all the good parts of Java or Rust. And fintech is one of the few niches where you might still be able to find a job using it.
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by lmm 1y ago
> No employee is resigning when an employer tells the employee they are terminated due to AI replacing them. No, but some are resigning when they're told their bonus is being cut because they didn't use enough AI.
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by lmm 1y ago
1. Figure out the best programming language (it's Scala) 2. Use that for all the applications I build
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by lmm 1y ago
> analog computers don't generally compute by operating on symbols. For example see the classic video on fire control computers https://youtu.be/s1i-dnAH9Y4?t=496 > OP's specific phrasing is that they "
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by lmm 1y ago
I don't think they are. The things analog computers work on are still symbolic - we don't care about the length of the rod or what have you, we care about the thing the length of the rod represents.
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by lmm 1y ago
> If that’s not illegal, perhaps the legal system needs revamping. Advising people to commit visa fraud might well be illegal under US law, but given that it all happened in SK, would SK be interested in extraditing them? And would the U
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by lmm 1y ago
Visas are granted to individuals not companies. Working outside your visa status is illegal in most developed countries.
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by lmm 1y ago
That also happened, but there are suspicious patterns in Millikan's data considered in isolation.
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by lmm 1y ago
Java lacks higher-kinded types, so there is no library of helpful functions that work on anything with a .map() method. E.g. if you want to do a tree traversal you'll have to implement it by hand.
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by lmm 1y ago
> And they don't care to do it on Linux I don't understand what you're saying here. I've used NVidia on Linux and FreeBSD a lot. They work great. If your argument is they don't implement some particular feature t
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by lmm 1y ago
Perhaps it knows most users who misspell こんにちは are English speakers?
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by lmm 1y ago
> This seems like a bit of a tautology I don't think it is? A priori it's not at all obvious which option women would be expected to prefer.
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by lmm 1y ago
> We have yet to see the prize for chemistry awarded for research that does not reproduce. Maybe, but e.g. Millikan's prize for physics was on the basis of results that appear to have been at least partially fabricated.
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by lmm 1y ago
> China does not follow our environmental laws and we breath the output of that. Some of it perhaps. A lot of it is more localised, going into their dust clouds and water supplies. We should face the fact that moving rare earth processin
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by lmm 1y ago
We get the project management we pay for. You can outsource implementation but you can't outsource accountability; ultimately, the only way to get effective government is to build up project management expertise in-house, and to do tha
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by lmm 1y ago
> My house was so difficult to walk through with the years of stuff piled up. Much easier now that it's all been burned to the ground! For anyone who's dealt with a hoarder house that's not the reducto ad absurdum you thin
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by lmm 1y ago
> Four, no really four ways to copy... All of which are useful > Change encoding? I have never changed the encoding of my terminal, not once since first using a computer, circa 1982. Then you've never worked with Japanese. Which
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by lmm 1y ago
Yeah. More relevantly I suspect that more people move the taskbar accidentally than deliberately - more than once I've seen a relative have it on the left or the top and ask how to put it back.
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by lmm 1y ago
> Different people like interacting with computers in different ways, unfortunately, this one size fits all philosophy that permeates the tech sector creates a lot of tension because those ways of interacting are not necessarily compatib
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by lmm 1y ago
> What we need? Reliability. And Linux support Both of which NVidia does a lot better in practice! I'm all for open-source in-tree drivers, but in practice, 15 years on, AMD is still buggy on Linux, whereas NVidia works well (not ju
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by lmm 1y ago
I mean I try, but ease of chargeback is not a point I've seen on any comparison websites. And why bother going into the weeds when I can just use PayPal with all my cards and have peace of mind?
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by lmm 1y ago
Did you miss the news that they're conducting a genocide?
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by lmm 1y ago
And vice versa!
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by lmm 1y ago
> 30% had at least one message degraded. One message is basically nothing. They don't give an upper bound though. 30% had at least one message degraded. Some proportion of that 30% (maybe most of them?) had some larger proportion of
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by lmm 1y ago
I think that like it or not, Docker has managed to win mindshare in a way that no single distro's package management ever did. Application developers could never get away with publishing only RPMs or only debs (and whether the same deb
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by lmm 1y ago
Encode the relevant parts of the specification into the type system. E.g. if the specification says that you must only call A after you've called B and C, make B and C return some unique token type (with zero size at runtime) and make
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by lmm 1y ago
I think the real answer is that distro packaging sucks; it tends to involve arcane distro-specific tools and introduce as many or more bugs than it fixes (with the added problem of playing hot potato with the bug reports), on top of delayin

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