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by mejutoco 2y ago
These are nice. Still IMO the real value was moving from the CAPEX column to the OPEX column.
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From 1935. The original idea for this I believe https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Work_of_Art_in_the_Age_o...
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Not saying it is your case, but I want to add: I think it also depends on the mental stimulation. Hiking I see many country houses big gardens. The dogs in them are rarely walked, and bark at anything that passes in ftont of the house all d
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by mejutoco 2y ago
> When python became popular popular languages did not have such expressive type systems. Java and perl were popular then. I really like some of the languages you mention, but most of them were not popular, especially in Python domain at
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I think you are underestimating python developers. When python became popular popular languages did not have such expressive type systems. Java and perl were popular then. Also, here it is claimed the library should be part of the language,
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I think it is normal to know popular libraries of a language. For python, django, drf, fastapi, pydantic or jinja are very common. There are some people resisting type checks in python but I think fewer and fewer. I dont think people refusi
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Typeguard too. The @typechecked annotation on any function or method will blow up with an error at runtime if types do not match
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I think, while it sounds not idiomatic, it is not affected by double negation, if that makes sense.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I think forcing them to support pwa installs could be even better and, ironically, match the original vision of steve jobs better, with mostly webapps.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
The paid upgrade to be able to add events to the calendar in iOS was something like 20-25€ IIRC for my ipod touch first generation. I did not get it. I thought it was a rip off. It was free for iphones though.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Uno no es ninguno or uno no es cero or uno es diferente de cero all communicate this correctly IMO.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Same in French: "Je ne sais pas" means I do not know, not I do not not know (aka I know). In any case, the meaning of the sentence above: "uno no es ninguno" in Spanish is clearly one is not zero, or one is not none, or
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Todoist as well. Plus every second tue of the month for 4 months, and queries like that.
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> Where is the data that costs a billion dollars to train on going to come from? These companies are already training on most of the available valuable information that exists. This is a lack of imagination. All books written; all movies
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> There’s absolutely no fucking reason to consider immigration a human right. Many articles in that document provide hints/the spirit of reasons one _might_ consider immigration a human right. I think it is easy to entertain the ide
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My analogy is spreading into a trilogy with backstories for individual characters, so I will spare you and me both :)
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I am conceding that point (the "but ok" part). Maybe I could have expressed it better. Please note, that in my analogy the hotel has input in which restaurant is allowed (opposite of your scenario). There are also not infinite Cro
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Operating system (hotel) decides which programs run in kernel mode (Crowdstrike) but ok. Let me address the other point. Again the reasoning of allowing equal API access to avoid getting sued is a false dichotomy: Microsoft could choose to
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I think it works better (please allow me to change it) if Microsoft is the hotel. Crowdstrike is the restaurant inside the hotel. The restaurant is serving poisoned food to the guests, who assume it is a decent restaurant because it is in t
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by mejutoco 2y ago
> Just to be clear within the analogy: are you expecting the auto manufacturers to "force-eject" any hotel on Park Ave that has a record of valet mishaps? Or did you mean individual cars should force-eject the valet? Not OP, bu
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by mejutoco 2y ago
The human rights declaration https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma... There are reasons, although one might disagree with them.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
Skating on a skateboard. I am not kidding. Start slow and pad up.
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I remember kids with the game gear. Hardly ever saw them playing because of the batteries. For a portable console I think it was a choice on battery life.
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Or selling insurance, renting a car, etc.
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One of those is not like the others
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> but the idea of gathering a data structure and the operations on that data structure in a single place, with data hiding, is a good one, particularly for domain modeling. One can do this in a module without OOP. The idea of mixing data
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I can empathize with the feeling but this is the case in many many contexts. Reading the intent of a user without a clear mental model of software is difficult, sometimes impossible. I know no os that changes the format of an image when a u
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An example could be an uncle to a nephew interested in something educational.
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And he owes you a brand new escape key cap :)
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> it would be great for people behind this to be directly tried for their criminal actions as well. How did you jump to engineering directly from this sentence?

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