ramenmeal

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by ramenmeal 8y ago
This is my feeling as well. I suggested that a c# lite or a rethinking of c# would be awesome. I got downvoted to oblivion though. But I do think that there's too much mental capacity used just reading c# if the code really uses all th
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
So many features have been added over time, I think it's beginning to show that the features are piled on top of a language that weren't designed for them. Things that I think feel awkward are the tuples handling, switch case patt
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
C# is a mess. I'd love a C# light.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Timers, alarms, and turning on and off the lights (nearly all of my switches and plugs are wifi enabled).
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Back in 2012 I got a maxed out macbook air w/ 8gb of ram, and waking from sleep was noticeably slower than the other machines I've had. Never did any testing to see if that was actually the cause, but I'm curious if large amo
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Anyone willing to suggest a cable that meets cat 6?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Sure it wasn't just good marketing? I can't get any content without hearing an ad from them.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Did a quick once over on the lessons titles, didn't see anything mentioning SOLID or programming patterns and paradigms.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Why are these industries separate from the standard minimum wage? Honest question. Is it to include the cost of business?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Doesn't seem like every breach warrants someone to get fired. The Equifax breach makes sense, there was an obvious lack of due diligence to protect user's data. But we should wait to see the reason for the breach. Mistakes can hap
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
I think the main fear people have isn't the concept of generics, but the implementation of generics. Go's primary goal is simplicity, and implementing generics isn't simple.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Does it work for them?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
That was my first thought, but if that's the case, then why is it implemented in the mobile apps?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
And that seems like a feature of Swift, not Python.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Was just implementing some email features on our application and we noticed that what we call "Friendly Reply To" doesn't work in desktop gmail. Setting the Reply-to field to "John Doe <john.doe@gmail.com>" wo
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Could you explain? I'm curious why it'd be better to have the air filter going rather than having good airflow from outside via open doors and windows? Are we trying to filter dust/ things produced in the house, or pollutants
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Seems like the packaging waste could be solved. I think these services might be underestimating how much waste weighs on peoples conscious when they subscribe.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
They demo'd it a few hours ago. Essentially you key in the card info and press pound once your done for each piece of info. The agent on the line can't hear the tones. The agent see's the data filled in (sensitive data hidden
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
He probably means in a couple years from now.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
I have multiple different languages and code for multiple companies and have no issues. I guess the issue is that you don't want to include the repo location in the path?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Looks like it'd fit in reddit.com/r/crappyoffbrands
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
It's not stupid, that's why android already has it ;)
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
This thing has been or was in the works FOREVER. They kept adding more and more functionality to it and delaying the release to the point that I gave up on it. They added a trackpoint and trackpad for the keyboard advertising "never le
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
What is the intent of these things? A form of transportation? Or for recreation? Noise and wind seems like obvious blockers for these to be used for actual transportation. I'm assuming they'd protect you from the 4 death blades.
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
He left in 2014 right? I guess only the last few years it started going up
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
If you ignore the dot com bubble around 2000, Microsoft's stock rose quite a bit under Ballmer, didn't it?
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Has there been any responses to this by some rust guru's? I don't follow rust too closely but am curious about the ownership model
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
It's easy to complain about, but I've been using go professionally for 3 years and having a gopath hasn't affected me since I installed it. Obviously it's better to not have the gopath requirement, but it was like 2 min
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
I'd rather data duplication than coupling two different database servers
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by ramenmeal 8y ago
Hard to take perf advice from a website that never stops loading.

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