mhomde

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by mhomde 9y ago
Yeah, I second that. I starts out very credible but if you examine what they say, especially regarding sugar and carbs it becomes very clear that it's vegan propaganda and skewing its facts heavily
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by mhomde 9y ago
I think the use case is brilliant, if albeit niche. I would never wear them in everyday life but when travelling I found myself wanting something like this to capture memories, moments or just "atmosphere". A mobile camera doesn&#
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by mhomde 9y ago
Ah yes, many are the cupboards filled with butterknives made in woodshop and the sofa's with an odd shitty pillow made in sewing class. Still better than the Lord of the flies -like gymclasses though :) Fun fact, I don't think I e
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by mhomde 9y ago
The company that signaled the start of the Dot.Com collapse in Sweden. The Jante law glee when one of the founder, in later years, was found to have been reduced to owning a hot dog stand was off the charts :)
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by mhomde 9y ago
Well one reason to build native UWP apps is that you do animation on the composition layer, thus ensuring 60 fps. It makes quite a difference in the feeling of animated UI, side menus etc. I agree though that app stores for desktop apps, se
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by mhomde 9y ago
One habit that I think is important, and often overlooked, is to be able to break out of a mindset and questioning yourself with: "Am I solving the problem at the correct level, using the appropriate method/technique/tool? D
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by mhomde 9y ago
There's a few downsides with your approach IMO. a) You now have an AppleVersion Property as well as Version Property, that feels potentially confusing for any user of that class. I now have to find the differently named Version propert
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by mhomde 9y ago
From hanging around in r/redditdev I got an impression there was an exodus of much of the experienced backend team about a year ago when there was so much drama (Kemitche and at least two more people I think). Maybe it has taken some
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by mhomde 9y ago
Well, I've been writing C# for 17 years, and I've came across it twice, so it is a very niche solution for certain circumstances. I can't say it's the only solution, but in those instances it was the one that offered the
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by mhomde 9y ago
I agree, this is one of the few exceptions, in fact the only, exception I encountered. But this is a solution for a very specific problem in certain solutions, not a something you tend to do all the time
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by mhomde 9y ago
because then a generic requirement will propagate through the whole framework. And some polymorphism/patterns simply won't be possible. Trust me, I've encountered this problem several times
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by mhomde 9y ago
Hi, sorry for the delay, had to pop into a meeting. I tried to make a very scaled down example of what I mean. It's hard to imagine a real-world scenario from this but assume that according to the architecture we need to separate conce
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by mhomde 9y ago
You can't pass generic interfaces to other classes that should handle non-generic interfaces (that aren't dependent on the generic constraint) >If you don't have a known constraint that is enforced by the type system then
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by mhomde 9y ago
Well, that's flattering I guess :) But it's not as bad as it sounds and the only way (AFAIK) to be able to work with both polymorphic objects and have the convenience (and type checking) of a generic counterpart. Limiting yourself
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by mhomde 9y ago
Beware though of improperly (or too eagerly) used generics. I've noticed they tend to spread like a cancer throughout a library and reduce the polymorphism of the code. It's usually a good idea to be provide both an generic and a
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by mhomde 10y ago
right now? Two words: Composition API. It's fairly new addition but they've started integrating UWP with hardware accelerated effects (through abstraction of DirectX). Means that finally you can run animations butterly smooth with
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by mhomde 10y ago
Question, say that I travel with an reset telephone, can you be forced to "install" it, complete setup and enter account information so it syncs it with your icloud/google/microsoft acocunt?
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by mhomde 10y ago
From another Quake veteran big kudos for Quake Done Quick(er). The good old days :)
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by mhomde 10y ago
What's the benefit against just visualizing it on the screen? Another problem is how comfortable it is staring through AR glasses hours at and end. I don't want to be the person to only see problems however, there might be some ni
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by mhomde 10y ago
I dunno, take the Dell xps 13, depending on your specs you have pretty powerful laptop in a 11" format. Compare that against the HP Lap dock ( https://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/HP-E
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by mhomde 10y ago
I have a little hard time seeing AR-glasses and minority report like gloves/hand waving (or virtual keyboards) being feasible (at least before a couple of generations of improvements), but perhaps that's lack of imagination on my
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by mhomde 10y ago
I'm more than a little confused about MS "mobile" strategy. Continuum sounds like a good idea, in theory. For enterprise I can kinda see it be attractive to just give your employees mobile phones and hook the office up with c
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by mhomde 10y ago
Legendary hacker Hacky McHacky typed swiftly on the IBM M Model keyboard with the fingers attached to his hands. He hated laptop keyboards, they made his eyes flash like thumbdrives. The Model M is a designation for a group of computer keyb
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by mhomde 10y ago
Luckily they listened to Kevin Poulsen that was technical adviser :) It's very unfortunate that the movie was otherwise so poor. Michael Mann is one of my long time favorites. A hacking movie with the mood and grittyness he's famo
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by mhomde 10y ago
...and let us not forget or weird cousins. Danish = Swedish with a severe throat infection. Norwegian = Swedish as told by an happy retarded person.
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by mhomde 10y ago
Aww, that sucks :( Huffman always seemed like a measured and fair individual. I appreciated the way he communicated with the community when he took back the reins. The act itself seems petty, the larger issue is the breach of perceived trus
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by mhomde 10y ago
This strikes me more of a social/maturity issue. I can relate myself from when I was younger and thought I was the best programmer around. Even if that was the case (it wasn't) it doesn't matter much if you can't commun
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by mhomde 10y ago
Haha, I find the image of him doing that, and no one daring to try change his mind, hilarious for some reason. I can see it escalating: "So for our next video let's set up smoke machines on the road here, and then we'll have
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by mhomde 10y ago
That's really weird choice, who are picking these songs? :) I can't imagine they've licensed the music either... I guess next up is the "Highway to Hell" video
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by mhomde 10y ago
Yeah... so maybe not keep pushing an weight/thinness envelope that few seem to want if they could trade if for performance & battery... at least that's what I'm guessing, maybe the mainstream consumer care about showing m

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