patates

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571.
by patates 9y ago
It pushes too hard, it's not balanced nor it is fair. There are articles which generally criticize js that I've bookmarked, but this is mostly expressing emotion not so much opinion.
572.
by patates 9y ago
According to the article, the node.js community hates itself. They are lucky as it seems as soon as they join the "rest of you", no one will hate them anymore.
573.
by patates 9y ago
Also is nim forum: https://forum.nim-lang.org/ (Source: https://github.com/nim-lang/nimforum )
574.
by patates 9y ago
This is a bit off-topic, but, as we are already discussing Kotlin, for a person new to the whole Java world, does anyone have a suggestion for a good ORM which plays nicely with Kotlin? (Elephant in the room being Hibernate but I'm int
575.
by patates 9y ago
I really don't understand the big deal about the notch. Does it cause any problems for anyone?
576.
by patates 9y ago
> At least in Australia, the "recycling industry" is owned by the "packaging industry". Maybe name them? > manufacturing industry has in fact worked out how to "own" the environmental movement by pushing
577.
by patates 9y ago
Do you plan to write more about the migration, like a blog post? That would be very interesting to read.
578.
by patates 9y ago
This makes total sense. Well, unless the missile makes an unexpected turn :) Are there any past examples of such "tests"? I couldn't figure out how to google it.
579.
by patates 9y ago
Don't most countries (especially the neighbors to those with violent tendencies) have automatic defenses against missiles? If Japan has such a system, did it fail to trigger? I just find it very weird that a missile would be able to pa
580.
by patates 9y ago
PSDs are layered, and a correctly organized PSD file with some layer naming conventions should contain enough information to generate layout code without needing to use machine learning.
581.
by patates 9y ago
Not to take away from your great work but... No love for offline?
582.
by patates 9y ago
I would have preferred Hamburg. I guess this makes "enough" evidence that German cities have character and one should visit before deciding where to study.
583.
by patates 9y ago
I did my masters here in Germany and in English. My professor was really not pleased when I told him I would write my thesis also in English as I thought my German level still wasn't adequate.
584.
by patates 9y ago
> and everyone speaks English in NL anyway! I would think that you were exaggerating but when I was in Amsterdam once I truly was amazed that actually everyone could speak English. In Germany, especially in Berlin, it's not like N
585.
by patates 10y ago
> Does all software have to be lowest common denominator? I'd like to believe that it's not, but my humble observation is that it ends up being so. A friend just told me that it has to do with economies of scale. I never liked
586.
by patates 10y ago
Try Roccat. They're amazing.
587.
by patates 10y ago
I think the problem here is that Snapchat manages both content and the ads.
588.
by patates 10y ago
What?! React.js has 8180 commits from 942 contributors now. I respect ReactOS guys probably more than most people but come on! Think about the value created! How do you define serious? Being an operating system automatically puts a project
589.
by patates 10y ago
That makes perfect sense! Thank you very much for your thoughtful response!
590.
by patates 10y ago
They want to be facilitators instead of decision-makers because of their bad experiences when they made final calls. You can't be a facilitator if one side is missing from the conversation. I see nothing controversial.
591.
by patates 10y ago
So you are suggesting that React.js is not a serious, impressive undertaking?
592.
by patates 10y ago
It runs on a million-year-old (or more) technology which is not developed agile (evolution is the opposite of agile, I would cautiously say?) and most importantly doesn't have a react.js renderer. Sorry, I know this type of comments ar
593.
by patates 10y ago
I'm investigating an issue with a deployment where a process keeps crashing with the log.fatal("not reachable"). I already fixed 3 potential race conditions and still not sure if and when I'll get my next email basically
594.
by patates 10y ago
I thought with the WebAssembly we can have (sort of) both? (not really binaries because it's bytecode and not really on the web because it runs somewhat in a different context, but then again, are web workers not on the web? Perhaps it
595.
by patates 10y ago
It seems like you have a great ability to self-evaluate. Many of my friends and I, after reading your post, agree that we would be very willing to work in a team managed by people like you.
596.
by patates 10y ago
It even has a name, didn't expect that. Thank you.
597.
by patates 10y ago
Well then it means statistically there's a good chance that what produced the end low res image is incriminating. And of course I'm not serious. Although on a serious note, does anyone know if and how statistical probability is ac
598.
by patates 10y ago
It wouldn't work that way. Bottom monitor needs to be higher for the well being of your neck and then, top monitor would be too high. I can't see this working long term.
599.
by patates 10y ago
But SSR means you send everything around the content again and again.
600.
by patates 10y ago
I personally really like not being forced to pay extra for a big battery when I buy a new device. I already have enough batteries I carry around. On the other hand, I think it could be a nice touch to give the customer an option to buy a ca

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