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Nor class. Ironically, at least in the UK, the majority of those who work in DEI are middle and upper class university graduates.
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I use rebase to roll up all my commits before submitting a PR. Don't see what the big deal is.
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> 2. Unpopular political/religious factions seeking to surreptitiously "move the needle" How would that be different from the status quo?
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I learnt JavaScript recently and the CommonJS vs. ES modules issue was very odd to be confronted with. Coming from other languages ES modules seemed much more familiar.
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Reminds me of https://javalin.io
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You would only use @SpringBootTest at the top of the testing pyramid. Spring Boot provides "test slices", so you'd also be using @DataJpaTest or @WebMvcTest, which run a lot faster, as they don't boot the entire applicat
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Michael Shellenberger covered the topic regarding censorship on twitter. Gives an interesting interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqi4JbpsbVc
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This is why I sometimes push back against posts that say people who vote Brexit or AfD are knuckle-dragging morons. Because when you fail to hear what they are saying, issues get left unaddressed, and the ranks of the discontented continue
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For coroutines look at structured concurrency https://openjdk.org/jeps/437
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> Engaging in rational debates with these individuals proves challenging, as they often dismiss any evidence presented as a sign that you are 'woke', deluded, or part of a clandestine group intent on their destruction. I would
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For interest, I think it's in this documentary: https://youtu.be/eeMFdrIrdZY where the creator of Croft, Toby Gard, hated how Croft was turned by the marketing department into a sex symbol.
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IntelliJ IDEA. 1.0 / January 2001; 22 years ago
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> Hopefully countries with poor rail infrastructure such as Germany do not adopt France’s approach. Germany does not have a poor rail infrastructure.
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How they found one of the manuscripts: A Remarkable Tale of Manuscript Sleuthing: the Ely Farming Memoranda https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2013/07/a-remarkabl...
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There's long term investment in London, but the North never recovered after losing its industry. Numerous promises such as "northern powerhouse" have failed to materialise.
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I think Java virtual threads and structured concurrency are going to only improve its standing. People complain about Java, but then it could be much, much worse. What we have is a rich open-source ecosystem, great backwards compatibility a
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> Are you really trying to say people couldn't build complex apps before TypeScript? I said easily. Types remove whole categories of errors. I think the industry has generally found dynamic typing to be a mistake. Most dynamic langu
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> created by Java programmers so that they can feel comfortable and not have to learn how to program in Javascript. Well... C# .Net developers, as Microsoft found, correctly, that you can't build complex products easily with a lack
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You're really doing a disservice to others with opinions that are so out of date.
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Sorry to push, but what extra do they do?
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Doesn't a broker just email the whois record?
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> The magic in these frameworks is evil, and likely a big part in ruining PHP's reputation. Have you actually used Symfony? It's an absolute pleasure in its domain and includes rich debugging abilities through its dev toolbar.
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> Everyone is just a mercenary. Very little culture or care is created. As they should be. I like and am friends with my colleagues. But I am under no delusional that I would be let go immediately if the profit motive of my company didn&
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This is an endemic problem across all of the education system, in the UK as well. There is a school in London that eschews modern teaching (no group work, etc. teacher is the authority). It gets great results but is a pariah as it subscribe
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> Imagine not getting pleasure from helping your child learn to read. Bizarre reply given the full context of the comment.
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> areas directly outside abortion clinics free from harassment by religious fanatics There are some videos of "religious fanatics" standing alone, silently, outside abortion clinics, being moved on by police, on the suspicion
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> Of course the Tories are going to try and sneak in as much abhorrent policy as they can in the time they have left. Labour have been captured by the fringe outside of its own party, so I don't have much hopes for Labour over the T
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> spends more time code-golfing than implementing practical solutions. Code golfing is a too-frequent requirement for interviews. Many companies seem happy to miss out on the senior developers who avoid interview requirements to write co
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Probably meant "crept into". https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/creep-in...
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> unelected Prime Minister Always an odd point of contention. The Prime Minister is never elected in the same way as a President is in other countries. That doesn't mean they are "unelected". I would say the issue is rathe

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