moocowtruck

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by moocowtruck 6y ago
this is where as a user of software that is often times broken, I wish I had better protections on when/how to get my money back. Software is not obviously broken, and I feel like buyers have very little recourse
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
so it's not a MIT license? why not just give it another name?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
I thought a few plug computers over the last decade... honestly I always had fire hazard at the back of my mind...and the one time I opened one up that was getting hot only to be horrified by the setup inside and stopped using it! Of course
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
Thank you for writing this I really enjoyed it, read the whole damn thing! I am happy for you and it helps put things in perspective for me. I look forward to reading more in the future from you
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i know we could, but why would we? I am starting to see more and more of these types of extensions that are things I am not sure why we'd want to have in..a code editor? do people actually install these sorts of things?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
my apologies, this is the local news station where I live and they, like most things around here are behind the times hehe, it wouldn't dawn on them to get a really comprehensive and high rest images of something like this! Hell we&#x2
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
yep multiple implementations and glorious code work around for each one of them! ahh those were the days
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
how is static typing lacking evidence? don't we use that in rust to prevent the existence of large swaths of errors vs say C? i know for sure when turning on typescript for some javascript projects at work we found many issues, those a
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
wow it only takes 20 upvotes? #easywin!!
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
you can do it, my current single contract pays 325k, and i'm just doing jquery(much to my dismay) and C# for it, all remote... been doin it for almost 3 years now. I live in a not very popoulated area . I've learned that there are
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
nestjs is an atrocity that should not have been wrought upon the js/ts community..
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
var r = await Task.Whenall(f1,f2,f3); Console.WriteLine($"{r[0]}, {r[1]}, {r[2]}"); f1,f2,f3 are all async fn's, that is all you have to do
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
"I meant there are no plans for generics. That's not the same as saying we plan not to do generics. It just means we don't have a plan. The FAQ is still accurate. -rob" "The time has come to change Go, given what we
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i thought bitcoin was pretty bad for the environment and tesla was trying to be good guy environment ? or did i get it all wrong?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i have 6, all girls!
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
how about using something like clojure.spec where you need it most to help make that long term payment?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
why would people use this site? it seems very unreliable, i tried with many attempts last night to signup and all I get are strange errors..why would i want to conduct serious business through them if they can't simply handle signups
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i feel like this post creates the problem, and then solves the wrong problem
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
m1 mac pro, then when new ones come out later this year upgrade.. I'm not even a apple person until this m1 mac, love this thing, best laptop purchase i've made in a long time
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
hard for me to be interested since it's closed source
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
I've given my daughters to learn programming through code and visual tools, got them books on both topics and watched as they learned, they all avoided the visual coding like the plague... this interactive visual method to programming
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
yea i don't get it either, i just know i'll steer clear of those things
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
wow this is very similar to my experience...also in a .net shop now tho which i am only doing because the insane amounts of pay. I even have some old timers who literally told me they "refuse to learn anything new" but have known
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
>This is how they sustain developers to continue working on Elastic Search. FY20 Revenue of $427.6 million,Up 57% year-over-year (60% in constant currency) ?! they can't sustain developers on this?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
Why would their be a pardon for those treasonous terrorists? You really were expecting that?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
i have two daughters learning python right now and they did not have an issue with 0 based and i only explained it once.. So i don't think know if i'd say your experience is concensus
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
still so confusing! and in the conclusion portion it seems to leave users in this unnecessary complexity of languages and toolchain confusion still? why would someone go through all this to use these?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
if my job title says i'm an engineer i guess i am :D
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
cool, can i even add two constraints? or is it limited to one. Oh i see you have include concepts, is that new to c++20 then?
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by moocowtruck 6y ago
loving a difficult child is hard! but there are varying degree's of difficult, violent difficult i can understand that is an immense challenge and i definitely don't recommend people to take that on unless they are prepared and so

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