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by p2detar 5y ago
On average I work between 4.5-5.25 hours per day. I divide my working time in 45 min. sessions with 10 min. breaks in between. To be honest I don’t always take the breaks, which is wrong and is something I need to improve. During a break I
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by p2detar 6y ago
I‘m reading „The Plague“ right now, after reading „The Stranger“ some months ago. I’m really impressed by his ability to put moods, emotional states and state of mind in general into words.
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by p2detar 6y ago
But all parts do try and eventually will use as much as the resources the west uses. In fact, as the population on the west declines, the population in other parts of the world will make up for the resources demand. We will deplete all reso
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by p2detar 6y ago
You’re missing something. Samsung has a large enterprise customer base. Apart from Google’s semi-working enterprise stuff, theirs is probably the only successful Android enterprise solution to date. Samsung Knox is not to be underestimated.
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by p2detar 6y ago
So, do you want to be a manager or architect? I left my manager job years ago to go back to programming in a tiny team. Quite happy with my decision. The only reason I can think of changing my position is more money, but I’m fine for now. A
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by p2detar 6y ago
Cool. I’d be interested in any hints about bypassing Akamai’s protection bot. They use some annoying js machinery to detect browser sensors and stuff. Stumbled on that some days ago. Quite annoying and there doesn’t seem to be a easy hack.
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by p2detar 6y ago
Years ago I read “The Temple In Men” by R.A. Lubicz. A hard to read book, much of which I now only vaguely remember. One thing that stood out was that ancient Egyptians were fascinated with symbolism, especially in the context of the human
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Show HN: App Store Web Search – A tiny JavaScript/Golang/webasm web app(org.vexelon.net)
3 points by p2detar 6y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 6y ago
So it's nothing but gambling. Sorry, but this sounds like a horrible idea.
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by p2detar 6y ago
Putting your rhetoric aside, you're mostly right. As someone that maintained an old Java project, a NPE was the most common type of issue that I had to deal with. The code was riddled with them and business logic often broke leaving me
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by p2detar 6y ago
You're right. Now that I went through the other questions this became obvious.
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by p2detar 6y ago
"Around 18% of companies worldwide have female top managers." I got this wrong, but it's rather interesting how most of the 89% of people that got this wrong were coming from Norway, Finland, Sweden. The countries where gende
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by p2detar 6y ago
From the article: "I paid upfront for a legal assessment of my case. But what I got was just the information I sent them, reworded and sent back to me." Is this a common practice? I recently reached out to an online attorney servi
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by p2detar 6y ago
A somewhat detailed explanation with pictures of the injuries of each body found [0]. The info that Dubinina's tongue seems to had been _removed_ while still allegedly alive seems a bit odd to me. The site was created by web designer a
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Show HN: Shut Up Bird – Packs your tweets/likes in an ePub and then deletes them(github.com)
2 points by p2detar 6y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 6y ago
No, I don't know or have an exact opinion about Wall St. About social media, I think it's mostly a generational issue in governance. Those generations in power are still very little informed about the immense power of social media
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by p2detar 6y ago
> China's policy of locking US companies out of the Chinese market looks prudent in hindsight. Exactly. I mean, depending on their market penetration, social media platforms are not just a mirror but an active tool for analysis and
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by p2detar 6y ago
Well, in all fairness I switched from Maven to Gradle exactly due to low performance. Gradle gave my projects a boost of 3 to 7 times faster build speeds. RAM is not an issue for my setups, although I can’t recall how Maven held there again
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by p2detar 6y ago
Nice. I'm genuinely interested. I do not work on Android apps, but I use Gradle in semi-large web app and lots of fat jar projects. Do you happen to know if there are any perf measurements that outline Gradle is slower?
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by p2detar 6y ago
So what are the alternatives for building stuff on Android other than Gradle?
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by p2detar 6y ago
Js and PHP: fine, but it’s not quite clear from your post what that killer advantage of Gradle is. Having users? Hmm.
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by p2detar 6y ago
Funny. Maven was the reason I went to Gradle. :)
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by p2detar 6y ago
Is there really a tool that’s flawless? Btw, when was the last time you used Gradle? For what type of projects and are you currently using it in prod?
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by p2detar 6y ago
Sorry that you feel this way, but this is simply not true. If it were the case, why would all these companies [0] waste their time with Gradle? Bad technologies tend do die out. Not the case here. 0 - https://gradle.com/cust
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by p2detar 6y ago
> I came to Gradle with the definition in my head that a build tool is a thing that tracks dependencies so that it only has to rebuild things whose inputs have changed. Gradle doesn't do that at all. Many hours of searching for how
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by p2detar 6y ago
Well, my point was not about accepting or not accepting it. I have no issue with that. My issues is that it would be hard for me personally to write an Email to several different people with different gender pronouns. I was asking if there
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by p2detar 6y ago
That's right. I use they/them. My question remains, though. True, it might be rare now, but it doesn't necessarily going to be rare in the future.
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by p2detar 6y ago
This is fine, but here's a possible potentially technical (not political) issue that I see. Looking at it from the practical point of view, I now have to address that person by their pronoun in the contents of the E-mail I write. So, w
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Show HN: nenu – A tiny, static site builder in Go that works with Jekyll posts(github.com)
1 points by p2detar 6y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 6y ago
Looks great on the first glance! I'll inspect it in detail tonight. I'm looking for something that helps my get back into chip-tunes composing. I used to be an ImpulseTracker junkie in the past.

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