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by menotyou 3y ago
Citation "IPv6 was designed to restore the end-to-end model of communications with all nodes on networks using globally unique addresses. But considering this, IPv6 may imply privacy concerns due to greater visibility on the Internet.&
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by menotyou 3y ago
I think the truth is much more simple: - Did you ever see any project finished ahead of time? - How many project did you see where scope was shrinking during execution vs. expanding?
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by menotyou 3y ago
I would argue sum(0) = 0 when n != 0: sum(n) = n + sum(n-1) is kind of clearer. But quite often it is not that easy to give an recursive solution for an iterative problem. When you want to change every even number in an array&#x2F
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by menotyou 3y ago
Quite the opposite for me. I would start with the long haul segment, because missing the long haul flight because of a late local flight would mean more trouble than being already near my final destination which gives me more options for th
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by menotyou 3y ago
I don't think this is related to your ADHD. When your read a program it puts cognitive load on your brain. How much is a bit depended on your education and experience on the subject, but what you have to do is to transfer what you are
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by menotyou 3y ago
Looks like they want to upgrade their user experience from "annoying" to "hostile"
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by menotyou 3y ago
I have to use Outlook with my employer and I am sorry to say that its UI went from fairly good to bad to annoying over the last decade or so. Outlook serves in many ways a good example of bad UI design but not as an reasonable mail client.
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by menotyou 3y ago
None
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by menotyou 3y ago
I am a happy Vivaldi user. But what is Bing Chat and why would I want to have this?
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by menotyou 3y ago
I put on my firewall a block for incoming traffic for all IPs outside Europe which helped a lot with the quantity of attempts.
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by menotyou 4y ago
I used Hello Fresh for a couple of weeks but in the end let it go for the quality of their recipes. I felt the meals were too much designed from the marketing department: Looked nice on the photos, but overly complicated to prepare for a da
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by menotyou 4y ago
How do I do this on Android?
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by menotyou 4y ago
To get an API I just define a type for double-ended-stacks functions manipulating it. Or if you prefer to define it with immutable variables the functions accept an double-ended-stack and return a new copied and modified stack as result. Th
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by menotyou 4y ago
I did not say that it is not possible to do it. I said it is counterintuitive for me to express or model it in that way. And as you can see in the discussion arising, even this simple example is becoming a complex modelling problem in OOP.
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by menotyou 4y ago
> Anyone else have a similar experience? Exactly contrary. I find modelling in objects classes counter-intuitive and thus not good to reason about. When I paint a wall I apply a function (paint) to the object (wall), not the object is pa
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by menotyou 4y ago
Using email addresses as login ids is a bad design because makes it virtually impossible for your users to change their email addresses. Talk to people who used their office email and later changed their employer, people who want to abandon
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by menotyou 4y ago
> ...we have to tie your user to your email... No, you don't have to. You want to. The concept of tying email addresses to user accounts came Google to better track their users. Of course thankfully taken over from everybody in the
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by menotyou 4y ago
I thought I would get a magic link without need for authentication?
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by menotyou 4y ago
(1) You already admit that you keep my address for future use. (2) Whatever you consider annoying is most certainly different from what I would consider annoying (3) I need to trust you which I don't because of (1)
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by menotyou 4y ago
Need to leave my email for trying. Case closed.
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by menotyou 4y ago
I am an aphant, I can not imagine anything. While I can appreciate to have a good income and always had good paying jobs, I was never really interested in making a career and becoming filthy rich. Possibly because I can not imagine myself i
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by menotyou 4y ago
With object orientation you can not even fry an egg because you can not prperly decide whether frying is a method of the egg, the pan or even the stove. Ist's a procedure which takes a piece of food, a pan and an oven and produces a fr
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by menotyou 4y ago
> Vivaldi hasn't made it pass evaluation stage on desktop for me as it often crashes when I try it (linux distros). I happily use Vivaldi on Linux Mint for more than two years without any issues!?
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by menotyou 4y ago
> no one wants ads, really, they want search engines with relevant results I actually don't care about ads. I use an ad-blocker because I am concerned about everybody in the industry tries to track and profile me.
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by menotyou 4y ago
> Russian funds were indeed frozen, but with the exception of banks processing gas payments so that can go ahead. This is not correct. You have to understand that "money" at commercial banks is not money, but only a debt of tha
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by menotyou 4y ago
The whole issue is self inflicted by the German government. So far Russia adhered to the supply contracts. The stakes are high for Russia here. If Russia would not adhere to the contract even in these times, other contract partners like Ind
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by menotyou 4y ago
Abandonig XML would help the climate immensly.
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by menotyou 4y ago
Yet another lengthy article about how to solve problems you would not have if you would never have started with OOP.
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by menotyou 4y ago
Yes. I use netvibes for reading.
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by menotyou 4y ago
The article refers to this kind of complexity: [0] < https://twitter.com/internetofshit/status/986006653605687296... >

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