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by mtrovo 6y ago
> Not quite sure what you mean by that. Care to rephrase? It should be hard or impossible to produce code that doesn't catch an exception or ignore it and just bubble the exception up on the call stack. The consequence of it is tha
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by mtrovo 6y ago
I don't know how this is better. Just looking at the signature I don't believe this is more powerful or elegant than the same equivalent in Java: - what exactly the object is doing with your error, I assume this is an IO monad so
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by mtrovo 6y ago
I think it's "safe". They are not going to put a malware on their extension as you installing the extension is how they make money. But as the company has a business model around collecting your browsing data and being a gate
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by mtrovo 6y ago
> This beg the question of where is the money coming in the current situation, where all the major countries are following the same policies. But you have to keep in mind what percentage of your debt is kept by your own economy (be it ci
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by mtrovo 6y ago
Yeah, that’s also my take. Some texts are a mere introduction to a much deeper process that should happen inside your head and there’s no way to accelerate that. The way I like to think is you can change your input bandwidth (reading speed)
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by mtrovo 6y ago
That's a really good point and I never thought about it this way. It just makes me think how powerful is for US the world relying on dollars as an international currency.
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by mtrovo 6y ago
I feel that learning the classics on cooking is a good way to see how engineering mindset is close to cooking and food preparation mindset. Talking about Italian food in specific, they're very opinionated about what's the best way
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by mtrovo 6y ago
I think this is much more useful to a cloud provider than to a customer. As a customer I think you could configure somethings like you said using spot instances on AWS but that’s it, you’re going to save some small amount of dollars in a ye
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by mtrovo 7y ago
I had the same experience as you on the beginning. I started with a project in play framework, I was really excited about an improved java, etc. Then some FP hardcore developers came and started to influence younger developers that OOP was
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by mtrovo 7y ago
As a non native speaker I find it difficult sometimes to parse who/what exactly is/are the subject of a phrase because of the use of the same pronoun on singular and plural forms. This already happened with “you” and I’m having a
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Don’t know if it’s only in Germany but banks here don’t need to give you any reason to close your account. There are some stories of how every time they tweak N26 Risk ML there’s a wave of termination letters to customers that didn’t do any
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by mtrovo 7y ago
I don’t know if this is just made up bs or you’re talking seriously. Anyway you have my attention, any source or book recommendations about this topic?
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Agree with you, Lambda would make a lot more sense if it was kind of a scaffold for your application. Say you only have 1k users and don't want to spend too much time on infrastructure, lambda is a perfect fit for it. Your application
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Not just with each other but if landlords and real estate companies far more wealthier then us, which inflate the demand to a level that doesn’t make any sense. That’s why even earning a top 5% salary you still can’t afford a home close to
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by mtrovo 7y ago
I kind of disagree with this view over salaries. There’s a lot of rules to bring a skilled worker from outside of EU. One in particular deals with how low can your salary be, which if I remember correctly is around 45~50k. The main problem
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by mtrovo 7y ago
There's another dish made from manioc leaves in Amazon region called Maniçoba and I have a hard time understanding how it exists. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mani%C3%A7oba It's made by boiling the plant l
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Maybe a silly question but how well connected was the world during Greek and Persian civilisations? Shouldn't their ideas and works survive on neighbours empires that we have a good track record? I wonder if it's possible that som
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by mtrovo 7y ago
What about the privilege escalation? I can take a lot of care of what I install, but what if some other person use my same computer and is not that careful.
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by mtrovo 7y ago
I think as long as you're adding the leaves on the same resolution level it should be fine. the problem is when your storing objects in different levels as it would be possible on a KDB tree.
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Is this the company that offers a free VPN extension and pays for it selling those people machines bandwidth? I always thought their business model is way too shady to be legal.
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Could you give more details? After reading the article I think the main reason is the subdivision algorithm which for S2 is easier but for everything else hexagon seems like a better approach.
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by mtrovo 7y ago
They go into some detail on this talk https://youtu.be/ay2uwtRO3QE?t=712 . What I get from their explanation is that hexagon is a better shape for map grids because they are the most complex shape that can tesselate (the oth
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Really? Can you give some ballpark estimatives? I’m really interested on how much of your salary can you save after paying not just taxes but kindergarten, health insurance, unemployment insurance, pension plan, 25-ish paid vacation days et
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Honest question is there really a correct way to deal with it? When you have a service that that 40% of traffic is coming from underage how would you keep the weirdos out? After what happened YouTube I’m glad my kids still need some years b
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by mtrovo 7y ago
My first thought also. Also I remember some of the design documents of JSF, it was designed to enable views to be rendered everywhere (Java ME, web, desktop). It only added complexity and in the end nobody used it because the paradigms are
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by mtrovo 7y ago
Where there's a way there's a will. So say US has interest on country X, can you 100% guarantee that none of the following data could be used to target some individuals of said country: - Facebook social graph - WhatsApp conversa
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by mtrovo 7y ago
And on the other side you have Occupied, a really good TV series where Norway stops to produce oil and the Russians starts an invasion of them with support from the EU. When I think about a country invading another for oil, there's alw
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by mtrovo 8y ago
I understand where you come from but for me this is a huge drawback when I have to use Spring. I never know what to expect when working on a new spring project. > beans defined in XML : we don't do that anymore But you still can do
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by mtrovo 8y ago
I think the public reason to ban them is totally fine but there’s a lot of more stuff in play here. Think about the presence of Android in China, they worry about Android phones having Play services calling home with more data than it’s nee
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by mtrovo 8y ago
I'm using only alacritty for the past year and at least on MacOS the rendering latency is in another level. The response is super fast while scrolling through text on less or vim, changing windows on tmux seems to happen instantly, eve

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