relics443

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by relics443 9y ago
I'm not sure if I understand. Are you saying that Ruby is more mature than Java and C#?
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by relics443 9y ago
You'd lose that bet
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by relics443 9y ago
ADB - Android Developers Backstage (it's actually the only podcast I listen to)
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by relics443 9y ago
Hi, I have a math learning disorder, which includes algebra. I was never able to grasp the concepts throughout school. I've been programming for 10 years now, and I'm pretty damn good at it if I do say so myself. I'm not advo
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by relics443 9y ago
Funny how perception works. I perceive Sam Altman to be a borderline far leftist. I guess it makes sense that those to the far left of him would see things differently.
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by relics443 9y ago
My data structures professor made a habit of proclaiming every few classes: "Give me a hash table, and I could rule the world"
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by relics443 9y ago
The Kotlin sample on the homepage isn't idiomatic, i.e. the handler should be written outside of the parentheses.
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by relics443 9y ago
What you seem to be missing in every single response you've given is that I'm referring to buying a house in the NYC area. As the article says, they can move to where a house costs $120,000. But they insist on wanting to live in N
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by relics443 9y ago
You can be the best customer service rep in the world. It's not gonna make you enough to buy a house in my neighborhood no matter how much you wish for equality (unless you adopt a rather extreme saving lifestyle, which my friend has n
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by relics443 9y ago
It was my nice way of saying that in my experience millenials tend to make it difficult for themselves to succeed financially, and then question why they don't have more money. I tried gently broaching the topic with my friends once. O
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by relics443 9y ago
My wife and I are about to close on a starter home in the NYC area. We put down 20%. We're in our mid 20s. We have a circle of friends all about the same age as us, all coming from the same SES origin as us (low-to-mid middle class), w
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by relics443 9y ago
As a user, I love AMP. Pages load fast, and that's about all I really care about. I don't really do web dev anymore, but if I was I think I'd be happy about using it. Maybe a content creator feels differently but I don't
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by relics443 9y ago
"The performance is at the mercy of the native HashTable implementation, which may lag behind what is available in high-performance Java world, especially under concurrent access." What native HashTable is used? Shouldn't the
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by relics443 9y ago
This is good advice in general, but not always practical. I'm writing an Android app using Kotlin (where everything is final by default). I use mocking extensively when I test, and I had to choose between making an interface for [almos
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by relics443 9y ago
I'm not saying they don't. But the experience is forgotten quickly.
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by relics443 9y ago
They do. It's called religious persecution. And if a government would ban circumcision, I'd be willing to bet that all Orthodox Jews would leave. And if the government prevented that (which has certainly happened before), then it
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by relics443 9y ago
The debate here seems to boil down to(from my Orthodox Jewish perspective at least): 1. There is a subjective morality that says a parent must not make decisions for a child that will affect it in a manner that could possibly be perceived a
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by relics443 9y ago
Entirely incorrect. As an orthodox Jew, I can tell you that failure to circumcize your son at 8 days old (outside of extenuating circumstances, e.g. medical issues) is one of the worst sins you could commit. Furthermore, you would be ostrac
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by relics443 9y ago
My company did standup for 3 years either in person or over hangouts (once we became distributed), and recently switched to an async model over slack. Much better engagement, and much better quality updates.
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by relics443 9y ago
Having used Java for 7 years, and using Kotlin for the past year, I would say it's the syntactic sugar version of java in the way that Java is the syntactic sugar version of C++, which is the syntactic sugar version of C which is the s
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by relics443 9y ago
First thing I thought of when I saw the article title was Androids runtime switch in N. Glad to see the author include it.
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by relics443 9y ago
I love Kotlin! That is all.
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by relics443 9y ago
"For example, I would stumble on simple questions like generating all permutations of a set by writing a recursive program that wouldn’t even terminate (even though it was something you would learn how to code by the second intro to CS
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by relics443 9y ago
Hasn't Google Fiber been all but shelved?
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by relics443 9y ago
I fear that this will become a tool for SJW and whatever their right leaning counterparts are called.
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by relics443 9y ago
Demand? Sheesh!
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by relics443 9y ago
My first two courses were in C++, and after that it was a mix of C++ and Java. If my first course was in JavaScript I probably would've WAT, and gone into psychology. It's funny reading the comments regarding some of Java's &
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by relics443 9y ago
I stopped taking the author seriously when I saw that he was using ListView. Maybe that's a factor of poor documentation, but there's no reason to use ListView (and the are many reasons not too). I'll admit there are issues w
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by relics443 10y ago
I know there are devrels from the Android team that are pretty active in the communities there.
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by relics443 10y ago
I believe there's a "load" command which takes a path to a jenkinsfile

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