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   by patates 8y ago

   Ada has subtypes for such cases: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Type_System#Co...
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   by patates 8y ago

   It depends on the stakes mainly, but also the experience of the stakeholders of a project. Both extremes (heavily tested, proven code vs "let's hope this works" code) are common but usually you're not allowed to speak
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   by patates 8y ago

   I meant basic GUI apps written in the last few years.
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   by patates 8y ago

   I agree, there is a loud minority who religiously criticize Electron while most desktop apps get written in it. The same was also true for Java applets. Electron made many trade-offs indeed but writing "this is electron based so I&#x27
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   by patates 8y ago

   Maybe the trick is being pragmatic all the way down and having a TS-like language (with Pythonic syntax) that's compiled to Python.
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   by patates 8y ago

   > countries like Russia, Zimbabwe, Turkey etc - where elections are a farce You underestimate the propaganda of Erdoğan, Putin and the likes. Elections themselves can be actually 100% proper - but for example in Turkey's case, 90% o
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   by patates 8y ago

   I'm not at all knowledgeable about the situation in the UK so I searched for Nigel Farage and this came up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIhPlyG96zk It felt like he was trying to avoid the consequences of the action
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   by patates 8y ago

   Which languages? I'd think it's rare because I know no such standard function from the top of my head.
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   by patates 8y ago

   I'm not the person you are replying to but I have strong feeling that it's the latter. The scroll event has, IMHO, outside the annoying infinite scroll circus and the hijacks, a single good use: Lazy loading of expensive resources
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    by patates 8y ago

    This is getting very nitpicky here but "DB" usually means Deutsche Bahn. I'm not German (working in Germany though) so I could be wrong. edit: Google agrees - https://www.google.de/search?q=db , although db.c
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    by patates 8y ago

    I watched all the videos of AntsCanada [0], I wish I had the means to do ant keeping myself. Amazing animals! [0]: https://www.youtube.com/user/AntsCanada/videos
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    by patates 8y ago

    What if 90% of the links shared on the internet are from those 3%? It would be a huge link-rot. I really hope the internet archive has the most linked ones.
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    by patates 8y ago

    I'm not a big fan of the bloat here too but with some scripting wizardry you can probably delete all the unused classes.
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    by patates 8y ago

    > lessen our evolutionary desire for fatty and sugary foods (that no longer makes sense in the modern world, and which causes great harm) What about making them harmless instead? Surviving on donuts (plus perhaps supplements) and staying
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    by patates 8y ago

    Looking forward to the days that even the worst kinds of cancerous tissues would be a drug or two away from complete destruction. I hope that at one point, when someone asks about what would happen if a single maintainer of a project gets c
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    by patates 8y ago

    You don't get to act clueless if one of the libraries that you added to your application collects data without asking the user. I already said what Google does is weird.
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    by patates 8y ago

    > Google was collecting extra information without me even being aware of it I think the point is that you should be aware of it. It is your application after all. Yes, what Google does is weird, but the app developer needs to be more c
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    by patates 8y ago

    I'd recommend perkeep[0] (previously known as camlistore). It is built for exactly what you are asking for. It's written in go and it is very easy to contribute. [0] https://github.com/perkeep/perkeep
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    by patates 8y ago

    If your controllers are asp.net mvc controllers you can decorate them with permission attributes (see the relevant docs for your version). Pretty sure most frameworks have a way to structure your code for permission checking.
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    by patates 8y ago

    > under Turkish rule You mean Ottoman. Ottomans are usually considered Turkish but Turks weren't even the biggest group that lived under the Ottoman rule.
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    by patates 8y ago

    According to my favorite Armenian language-researcher[1] it descends from the so-called Proto-Indo-European language. Greek "mastíχi μαστίχη" meaning "gum plant" (?) comes from the same theoretical root. Turkish then app
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    by patates 8y ago

    Dondurma just means "ice cream". What you mean is "Maraş Ice Cream" (Maraş Dondurması). It takes a lot of patience to get it from a traditional shop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYNhiv5FJ9Q
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    by patates 8y ago

    Also popular as "Maraş Ice Cream" in Turkey: https://www.google.de/search?q=mara%C5%9F+dondurmas%C4%B1&tb... It is of middle-east origin, as far as I can tell. It also comes with its traditional show, as you c
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    by patates 8y ago

    First of all, nobody will understand if you pronounce it "meːɐ̯t" (as in "mehr" in German + "t"). Mert is actually also a foreign word. Well, most (I'd guess 90%) of the words starting with "me"
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    by patates 8y ago

    In my wedding in Istanbul, it was 39°C outside, and we had to choose between a fake cake or no cake ceremony because of health concerns. We chose the fake cake. Didn't know it was a thing before.
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    by patates 8y ago

    This has nothing to do with OSI. This is what people understand when you say open source. Why wouldn't one say "shared source" instead of confusing others? We need to have some common understanding to these terms because othe
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    by patates 8y ago

    Yes but the mentioned problem comes from the companies forming an oligopoly.
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    by patates 8y ago

    > Credit cards are mostly supplied by a couple huge companies that aren't interested in improving their rates. This situation is called an oligopoly. I don't think it has something to do with government sanctioned rent seeking.
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    by patates 8y ago

    > Introduce react-vue-loader, which compiles the Vue component into a React component. As you might think, your previously written Vue components can run inside the React component, and your React components can also run inside the Vue c
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    by patates 9y ago

    I have a project with 36 different entities, 100s of endpoints, and way too many abstractions (coming close to the enterprise-Java levels) and for me, it takes 8 seconds for a cold start on a 7 year old mac mini with an ssd (around the same