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by nomercy400 4y ago
Is this like java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException?
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by nomercy400 4y ago
Doesn't this break every existing implementation of List/Deque/SortedSet, as now every implementation is missing the new interface methods? So suddenly updating from Java N to Java N+1 will no longer compile your code.
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by nomercy400 4y ago
To me it sounds like she is similar to a food/book/movie critic, but instead for particle physics. Sounds like a good thing. It might shake things up and result in actual progress/change. (not saying there is not actual progr
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by nomercy400 4y ago
Spring Boot 3 is expected to support native/graal. There is a milestone release I think. There is a Graal Community Edition, which is free. Search for graal and spring pet clinic demo, you will likely find an article reducing startup t
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by nomercy400 4y ago
With bike lanes, you go straight until you reach the bike line of the crossing road, and then you wait for the (bike) lights on that road to turn green. You really need bike lanes.
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by nomercy400 4y ago
How would you do MFA when pushing artifacts using your automated CI? How would you enter the MFA code?
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by nomercy400 4y ago
Another tale of repairs: In 2018 my friend was still using an old Nokia dumb phone from 2007. Mainly because it has physical buttons which is good if you have problems with touchscreens, but mostly because you can drop it from large heights
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by nomercy400 4y ago
Not a computer per se, but I bought a good rice cooker in China in 2014. Not overly expensive (around 40 dollar) and much better than I could buy at home. It stopped working in 2019 with some error code. Unable to go just go to china for a
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by nomercy400 4y ago
Any reason they picked this specific plant?
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by nomercy400 5y ago
This reminds me of Encarta. Encyclopedia on a cd-rom, with audio, video and images on many subjects, all clickable.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
If the travel sites hide the cheapest flights to users, then where does your extension 'scrape' its data from. Is this more like a crowd-sourced data gathering, where every extension user gathers data for you?
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Repeating a somewhat lengthy action 2000 times is for me an excuse to look into automating this with something like selenium or autohotkey. Something that automates mouse 'clicks' on a browser. Measure how much time it would take
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by nomercy400 5y ago
The fact that they can use the delay of the satellite signal to predict rainfall, is pretty impressive. It immediately links this app to more data for weather prediction, which might lead to better weather predictions. I wonder how they wou
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Yea exactly. Maybe we can give it a name, how about multi-factor authentication? So you verify who you say who you are through a different factor/channel. And making a phone call to actually talk to a person in real time.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
I once made such a game, but that was more based from how interesting graph theory can be, and how you can visualize graphs and interact with them. The most difficult part was thinking how to create a solvable level, i.e. how to create a pl
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Anybody know what the license of the source code of Fuchsia is? I could not easily find it on the website.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Like Russia cares. They have a growing, energy-hungering neighbor (China) buying their gas in the east, and a Europe committed to reduce their gas and oil usage in the next 10 years in the west.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
No. Dutch (and EU) consumers have traditionally been well protected by consumer laws to prevent situations like this. It is part of the culture to have this freedom, or freedom im general. Threatening to abandon any country, because they ar
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by nomercy400 5y ago
It will likely become even worse: it is not just AWS US regions, but any region. AWS is a US based company falling under US legislation, and (as far as I know) also owns its EU regions. So basically you cannot use AWS to store content of EU
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by nomercy400 5y ago
> most successful European entrepreneurs will just end up starting companies in the US instead. And then they will not be able to serve the european market, nor profit off the european economy. Good luck competing with each other for tha
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Using money to extend copyright is a bad solution. The house of the mouse will simply pay the fee, because they can, while the author of the bestselling book of 2002 might nog have the income to cover the copyright extenion fee. Irony will
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by nomercy400 5y ago
How about affinities to possible health issues, which could be avoided if you started now and not in 20 years?
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by nomercy400 5y ago
It's not the motivated adversary I am worried about, who actually has to show up where I have physically been. It is the company on the other side of the world in a country with lax legislation, profiling me based on the data I 's
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by nomercy400 5y ago
"Cookie Management Providers" are Cookie-Management-As-A-Service. Now it suddenly sounds hip and cloud-based and something your can buy and easily integrate instead of having to develop it in-house. Plus you are able to shift the
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by nomercy400 5y ago
I think it is less about not having regulations and more about bypassing the current establishment of banks and exchanges. It feels more like a union of those shunned by the current establishment, trying to get a piece of the money pie.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Based on the first example in the post, you could say that vi is a macro editor/runner, and not a text editor. What is the first/main thing you can do when opening a file with vi? Shoot commands at it, not edit text.
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by nomercy400 5y ago
You mean, run an 'application' on a 'server'. Maybe we should call it.. an application server. And have it 'operate' it directly on hardware with only a minimal 'system' layer for common operations. I
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Thank you. I was looking for this. I don't care if a line needs to be 180 chars if it starts with log.debug. Just like searching, I read my code globally based on the first 10-20 chars. If I need details on a line, I'll read the w
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by nomercy400 5y ago
Where are the normal looking ebikes? Are they not as good as those mentioned? I mean, the best way against theft is to be unnoticed or bing not worth the time. Look cheap, normal and/or old, and have a big external lock, and your ebike
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by nomercy400 5y ago
When searching for an accomodation, booking.com offers a map, which shows the price of each accomodation, with filters applied. This is so useful and I wish other travel sites also had this. A list of a 200 hotels of $50-100 is simply not e

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