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by maaaats 9y ago
> People in IT should really stop to pretend that they are the only smart people that know how to run a business. But one problem I have seen as a consultant is companies don't realize they are software companies now. For instance
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by maaaats 9y ago
As a general fileditor, it may be scary, yes. But I have this in IntelliJ and love it. Saving is just a useless keystroke for most of my development time. Things are in VCS, and if not, I can also use local history to roll back.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Not necessarily true that native would be faster than jit optimized code, though.
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by maaaats 9y ago
That's the point. And as a new investor, your power would be less than that of the holding company.
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by maaaats 9y ago
> or nothing if you're salaried It doesn't work that way. Many people in the US believe so, though, making companies get away with paying too little.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Same, even though Google Maps has "offline abilities" it's still nowhere close to what HERE Maps have had for years.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I've been saved by the local history in IntelliJ more times than I would like to admit, heh.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Government run, and focused on rehabilitation and not punishment. Often featured here on HN, actually.
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by maaaats 9y ago
> In her case, she knows these people personally and they're not fake scripts Still, their opinions aren't trustworthy to me, given they are written by people close to the author. So I could actually agree with FakeSpot on th
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by maaaats 9y ago
React is easy when you just do data -> rendering. But what about animations, modals and other forms of interactivity that doesn't fit squarely into this? And while React is simple, you quickly have to add a router, some state manage
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by maaaats 9y ago
(the article has been tweaked a bit after being featured on HN, just in case my comment now seems out of place)
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by maaaats 9y ago
It's not a good start when you have to resort to gifs ridiculing the other article.
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by maaaats 9y ago
Good thing most minor Mac OS updates breaks critical stuff, as most people I know have hold off updating yet.. Known issues at work includes a lot of programs no longer working, cannot longer change password on the domain so when it expires
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by maaaats 9y ago
A lot of our duplication in our Java-projects is due to Java classes generated from wsdls or xsds or similar. I quite like it, actually. Can generate it from a known xsd and version it as it's own module. How could a language solve thi
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by maaaats 9y ago
Today, through browsing r/popular, I saw a post about a swedish woman having been raped by a refugee. The comments were neither factual or objective. Most actually claimed she deserved it, because she "probably voted for the left&
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by maaaats 9y ago
Retire.js does this for JS locally, we have a nightly check for our apps. https://retirejs.github.io/
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by maaaats 9y ago
> (...) from the millions of independent merchants who sell products through Amazon’s website It may make Amazon of lot of money, but it has become increasingly frustrating to try to buy products through Amazon. Get thousands of hits o
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by maaaats 9y ago
> Anyone who has worked in real web development knows (...) I've never encountered these problems, have I not done real web development?
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by maaaats 9y ago
Yeah, I remember when iPhone changed ratio/screen size, and people scrambled to make their apps work. This is something a developer had to handle from day one on all other devices.
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Using SVG as Placeholders – More Image Loading Techniques(jmperezperez.com)
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by maaaats 9y ago
If I were a developer making loads of apps for clients, then maybe. But then reseller might be the way to go? https://new.shoutem.com/pricing/agency/
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by maaaats 9y ago
For me the biggest advantage is that ES often lends itself better to multi objective optimization. Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15584858
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by maaaats 9y ago
Quality of the pictures. It basically takes a screenshot of the camera preview, instead of actually taking a picture. Also often bugs, laggy interface etc., which is bad when you have one attempt to view a picture or message..
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by maaaats 9y ago
My swiftkey keyboard handles that just fine. > Hva skal du i dag? What did I say?
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by maaaats 9y ago
As a kid I always tried to convince my mom to let me play computer games to heat our house during winter. She didn't believe me. But it was probably not the efficiency of the heating that stopped her from letting me game all day, thoug
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by maaaats 9y ago
Yeah, I don't care much for a pill replacing exercise. A pill giving me the ability to exercise without all my ails though...
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by maaaats 9y ago
Firefox devtools got this built in. Just inspect an element, select the Fonts-tab.
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by maaaats 9y ago
I think the multiobjective-part is very important. In other algorithms, you often have to specify the solution-space before hand. For instance, when optimizing between lightweight and strength, one would have to beforehand say how to weight
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by maaaats 9y ago
Always been so impressed by what people make on Dwitter only having 140chars of code. https://www.dwitter.net/
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by maaaats 9y ago
They are new. Probably to spot trolls and astroturfing, I guess.

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