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11mo ago
I wholeheartedly agree. I had a great time in Objective-C.
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11mo ago
It means your in a large room with a lot of people talking to each other. It's not a fine dining experience where people whisper. It's a social place. The social aspect was taken out of the experience, which is vital to developmen
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millerm
1y ago
How could you even type such a ridiculous statement?
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millerm
1y ago
I know I could sure use some updog right about now.
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1y ago
DOGE should not have even been a thing. The fact that DOGE is a friggin' meme, brought to you by a ridiculously wealthy man child swindler who pushes the meme coin with the same name, was enough of a tell. Unfortunately, most of societ
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1y ago
> That wouldn't work for, say, Java The ~29 years deprecated java.util.Date* methods would like to have a word. ;-) * https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/25/docs/api/java.base...
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millerm
1y ago
Yup. Article mentioned `jq` as well. That's an external tool (and so is cURL if we are all being honest here).
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1y ago
Ok, this is a little off-topic. I have to say it somewhere. Yeah, The crazy stuff is that when we are out of warranty, and they push an update... who's problem is it now? Who pays? My TV gets updates I don't necessarily want (I&#x
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1y ago
I am hoping this is simply a joke and commentary on the current administration's obsession with a previous President.
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1y ago
> And thus these kind of statements happen within an application. Who made that rule? Most database tools I have used do this. I can go into SQLite's command interface and do it. It's not limited to the application. Not all of
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1y ago
If Jobs didn't come back and run Apple the way he did, it is very likely that Apple wouldn't exist today. They were on a tailspin to destruction. That's my take.
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1y ago
Yeah, I can see that. I recently dropped good chunk of fat. For context, I'm a 5'11 (~180 cm) male (early 50s, ugh). I'd been going to my doctor yearly and my weight had been around 195 lbs (88.45 kg) for 5 years. I didn'
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millerm
1y ago
We've been doing that on the JVM for decades.
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millerm
1y ago
Clojure. ;)
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2y ago
I’ve been paying for premium, basically because they’ve been sort of forcing to people with the ridiculous number of ads. I get zero ads injected. You’ll still get sponsorships that are part of the video done by the creator, which is now be
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millerm
2y ago
There’s a link on the page of the game.
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2y ago
It does. Don’t forget, only a king can go backwards.
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2y ago
Well, after reading, perhaps it's not a "backdoor". I can say, most of us do not like undocumented APIs floating around as they do seem suspicious. I'm still going have my fun, but as I stated I do miss simply being disc
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2y ago
Funny that I just pulled out an ESP32 dev kit a couple days ago and I honestly questioned myself with "how do you even know these things are secure at all?" Glad I know the answer now. I'm starting to miss the days of being d
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2y ago
I think about how great my home economics class was. I still think of my teacher decades later. All that she taught me (I took several of her classes). From grocery shopping trips, food inspection, food preparation & safety, sewing, how
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2y ago
It seems that just about everything I have owned in the past 20 years that has had some sort of rubberized thing has turned into this goo. From knobs on digital music equipment, toys, coffee grinders... all of it. So very irritating.
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millerm
2y ago
Civics, ethics, and cooking too. :)
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2y ago
Oh, I've taken the time to learn the language and tooling. It means I would take a junior position, and I don't mind that. I'm not chasing money anymore, I just want to enjoy what I do again, because I don't anymore.
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2y ago
Seeing as I haven't worked in almost five months, that doesn't bother me at all.
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2y ago
I’ve been a developer since the 90s. Mainly on the JVM, some Objective-C, and too much JavaScript garbage. I would gladly take a junior position, making junior pay if I could get an entry-level Rust gig. I know that’s not going to happen, b
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2y ago
Regenerative braking FTW!
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2y ago
https://archive.ph/2024.11.26-114301/https://blog.stackademi...
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2y ago
Thank you. I abhor Medium. I need to read this clusterf** though, as I read some comments and I have to witness this ineptitude myself.
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2y ago
Exactly. The large gas guzzling, glorified grocery getters are just an easy out for manufacturers to subvert the requirements made for smaller vehicles (which was completely short-sited, or it was planned by lobbyists). It was simply easier
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2y ago
I'm not sure, but it's probably not too far of a stretch to call this surveillance harassment. Sure, if I'm walking down the street on public property and film houses and people, it's fine. If I showed up every day in f
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