oh-4-fucks-sake

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by oh-4-fucks-sake 1y ago
Speed Queen for washing machines. Bosch for dishwashers.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 3y ago
2-3 years ago, I was thinking something similar along the lines of "yeah, why doesn't Apple just stick with computers/phones/peripherals/software." But if anything's become clear in the last few years in t
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
I agree with the sentiment--and with most of your comment--except the assertion that "I don't think it's possible to beat this stack". I have something similar: Kotlin on the server-side with my SQL DSL generated by jOOQ
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
What's a "large sum"? If you compare how relatively spoiled we software engineers are to other (even white collar) careers, we're doing pretty darn well. Even if you're making super-low-end in the US at like $80k, m
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
100% agreed. $350k salaries for people that have basically built and maintained the modern-day Library of Alexandria is a pittance. These people deserve it.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
A confounding view here though is that even though seafood contains pollutants, the benefit of high omega-3 content in some species outweighs the negative effects of the pollutants. The key is find the combo of: - high omega-3-to-omega-6 fa
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
Try the (free, or premium) tabnine plugin. It uses a ML model to analyze your codebase for patterns and suggest better-and-better autocompletion over time as your project grows--it works really seamlessly with the IntelliJ autocomplete--so,
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
Really curious to see what (if any) increase in digestive cancers a low-mercury-pescatarian diet would confer over a pure plant-based one.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
Agree with this incremental step from a political perspective as an easy sell / quick win. But, it's imperative that this be understood as an incremental step. The hazard here is equating "natural" with "safe&quot
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
One step further: they needed a larger cube. Seems like the study reasoned that providing unlimited food/water ruled out "resource scarcity" as a cause for decline. Space is very much a resource. It's no different than
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
In the JVM world, jOOQ is great happy-medium technology between the extremes of string SQL and full-blown ORM: - Type-safe DSL generated from your schema that looks like SQL - (If you can write the SQL, you can write it in jOOQ) - SQL-injec
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
I worked as a consultant for BP shortly after the Deepwater Horizon spill. I can't speak to what the (office) safety culture was like in the pre-spill days but at the time I found the office rules more than a bit ironic considering, yo
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 4y ago
Install a second shower-head and make them shower together. Parallel processing is your friend here.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Checking in at 33 in the same boat. I still feel like I have juice in these legs to hit it hard hands-on-keyboard for another decade or two--but I keep getting pushed into a position where I manage/architect-for ~12 devs and growing. I
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Git blaming code from billions of years ago would be hilarious. Imagine understanding the few hundred keywords in a long-lived language but not being able to understand the git commit messages.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Agreed. Exception here is when you're making the trade-offs to buy into a DI framework--which you could argue is a descendent need from the "everything is a class" worldview. Pure/dependency-free util functions can very
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Kotlin has been a godsend when it comes to breaking free of Java dogmatic thinking. The effort to write good functional code is so much less. That's not to say that classes are useless. I try to limit class usage to data structures tha
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Looking at you: - Crotch rockets (driven by dudes in jorts and a t-shirt flapping in the wind) - Dodge chargers w/ aftermarket exhausts - BMWs with iridescent vehicle wraps - Lifted pickup trucks with massively oversized tires
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Said another way: "Short-sighted Man Attempts Extreme Money-Saving Measures At Expense of Years of Longevity and Inevitable Sky-High Medical Bills"
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Agree 100%. Stated another way: asymptotic functions convincingly appear that they'll hit zero--though obviously never do. Same reason I'd be shocked if physicists ever achieve absolute zero Kelvins in a lab.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Because there's value in being able to differentiate between when a value is "truly absent" vs. a zero-length string. To take a trivial example with a simple API: a null string can carry the semantic that a value was (intenti
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Exactly. Just wait until you have to auth with a 3rd party API, fetch the request async, do a transformation on the response, load it into a 3rd party UI grid, add custom styling to the grid, and then add sorting and filtering on top. And t
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
The band-aid had to be pulled off sometime. US occupancy of the ME initiates a feedback loop where our military presence creates cause for (often violent) anti-American sentiment. Wouldn't you be at least tempted to avenge the death of
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
[I think psychologists have]( https://alifeofproductivity.com/how-to-experience-flow-magic... ) Basically, those that are more "brainy" need a higher level of mental stimulation in order to not be bored. Being given
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Obligatory evangalism: Considered Kotlin as a JVM-lang-of-choice? We use it on all our backends and we really love it.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Ah, got it, thanks.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 5y ago
Please forgive me if I'm misunderstanding the scope of the proposal, but without a modifier "Ban E2E Encryption" would mean: * Any party who is the exclusive holder of the private key of an asymmetric key (and uses it) is bas
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Agree that efficient development (regardless of IDE/editor) is done best using primarily keyboard. Also agree that detached keyboards and mice will almost always be superior to their on-board counterparts. But, I think we're being
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
I'm a bit of a centrist here: I think of software lies somewhere nebulously between craftsmanship and engineering. There's a flavor of pure craftsman/artisan that can make an excellent product with overall little "techni
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
First line in the README specifies that this project is a response to Tweetdeck.

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