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by raspasov 5y ago
Likely, yes. The thing is, the phone does not "heat up". Perhaps they throttle the whole phone down globally and let the background update processes run at a slow speed/low priority so they don't heat up the phone too mu
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by raspasov 5y ago
Aaaand it's fixed... I didn't do anything specific. It took a few hours (?!) after the upgrade. It scored many times low, but now it seems to score at a normal level (3000+). Really wonder what the explanation for all of that is.
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My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1(imgur.com)
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by raspasov 5y ago
A lot of reports on the internet about this. I updated this morning and continued working on an iOS app. Everything felt slow. I thought I did something stupid in my code. Apparently not. As per this Geekbench 5 test, the phone scores ~1200
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by raspasov 5y ago
If it’s not for dang, this place would turn into a 4chan. Thank you, dang!
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by raspasov 5y ago
I enjoyed reading your responses in this thread very much! Do you have a “favorite set of constructs”?
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes... That's one of the things that concerns me also me about canned sardines. Even if it says "olive oil" I have a feeling that it's a pretty low quality one in most cases and definitely not EVOO (extra virgin olive oi
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by raspasov 5y ago
Are there specific brands you'd recommend?
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by raspasov 5y ago
Appreciate the humor, but perhaps Urban Dictionary is a better venue for such a contribution.
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by raspasov 5y ago
EDIT (typo): "(deref ...)" not "(defer ...)"
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by raspasov 5y ago
I have tried Jupyter, didn't meet my expectations. I will try iPython at some point. Thank you for the suggestions!
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes... That was my experience.
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by raspasov 5y ago
It's not the only language with a REPL but in few languages the REPL is really usable. For example, I tried the Python REPL recently. It's not worth the effort. Pervasive mutability in the language makes it basically useless for a
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by raspasov 5y ago
Congrats on the new job! Clojure(Script) is great. I remember how excited I was when I first "understood" Clojure. One small note: "There are also @ symbols for expressing async behavior." @ is just a reader macro, aka s
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by raspasov 5y ago
This is the exact definition of a bullshit statement. Never pretend to speak for a loosely defined group of people that you DEFINITELY don't represent.
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by raspasov 5y ago
For me, they look kinda epic :). I like the overall look a lot. But I can see your point about trying to be more minimalist and less invasive.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Such "analyses" simply appeal to our ape brain centers that trigger envy and seek easy explanation for complex phenomena. "How did they get big?" Oh, it's just acquisitions and the law! Nothing that a savior in the
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by raspasov 5y ago
Just as an anecdote, I do remember raging as a kid (5-6) when I was failing to build a Lego properly, and then being extremely quiet (concentrated) while playing Counter-Strike for (too many) hours as a teenager. But I get your point :) I t
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by raspasov 5y ago
As parents, we do currently put limits (TV, phone games, etc) but I question the validity of the approach all the time. As a kid I had mostly no limits on anything... Could I have built better discipline with limits? Maybe... Or maybe I wou
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by raspasov 5y ago
Nothing is perfect, all of the time.
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by raspasov 5y ago
When I say "the customer is always right" I didn't mean they are right about everything in the observable universe. Absolute words such as "always" are used for dramatic effect in most human-centric contexts. That&#
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by raspasov 5y ago
Opinion articles are the junk food of the brain.
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by raspasov 5y ago
When a company is so large with so many mostly disconnected products/titles I’m not sure we can even start to talk about “a” homogeneous culture. I’m sure there’s a lot of cultures mixed in there, from at least decent to the most tyran
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by raspasov 5y ago
Employees, nor executives decide whether culture is good. Customers do. Business basics such as "The customer is always right" are so banal and correct at the same time. If a company doesn't deliver value to somebody somewher
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by raspasov 6y ago
Q: How often do people copy and paste from Stack Overflow? A: Very rarely. And when I do, it really depends on the language. If you find a solution for Clojure, chances are it's pretty high quality. The fact that the language has been
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by raspasov 6y ago
If the work is truly meaningful, it is not boring. Even if it's doing docs, or support, or refactoring, or responding to emails. If a member of a team says that what they do is boring that's often a sign of poor leadership.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Thank you for the thorough response!
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by raspasov 6y ago
Fair enough.
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by raspasov 6y ago
Yes, more fringe. In the general case, I think a lot of the items you listed are good ideas. The devil is in the details, as always.
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by raspasov 6y ago
You read my mind! I was going to add a PS about that but deleted it. The Nordics are not nearly as socialist as you might think. [1] [1] https://www.amazon.com/Socialism-Sucks-Economists-Through-Un...

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