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by rho4 6y ago
That wikipedia article mentions he is expected to be released today, April 14, 2021.
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by rho4 6y ago
I've been using 3 vertical screens side-by-side for years. Like web pages, source code is also long and (usually) not too wide. Being able to see that complete method / function without scrolling is invaluable to me. Square screen
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by rho4 6y ago
Just this month we moved the installer creation step of our build pipeline to an on-premise mac mini in order to let install4j handle the signing & notarization (for windows, linux and mac).
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by rho4 6y ago
To me signal is like the new charging standard or version control system to rule them all: I am now forced to juggle (n + 1) versions in my life. And no web client means I am forced to type on my mobile (ugh), and I cannot mitigate the hurt
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by rho4 6y ago
I feel like an important often missed variable is what part of the population is actually not having enough food & shelter or not able to support their family.
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by rho4 6y ago
Same logic how laws are more lenient and forgiving and full of 2nd chances for minors.
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by rho4 6y ago
The same system taught them that cheating is usually rewarded. Seems like un unnecessary harsh and vigilante way to try to correct the system single handedly. I would prefer a professor or school who transparently communicates anti-cheating
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by rho4 6y ago
"While this may all feel kind of mean, it's not meant to be." proceeds to say "you're wrong" a gazillion times
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by rho4 6y ago
One of my dear colleagues a few years ago went on a tear and added interfaces to basically every single class he could lay his hands on. C/C++ header style I imagine. To this day I cannot easily follow code because any time I Ctrl+Clic
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by rho4 6y ago
grammar and spelling on the about page are not very confidence inspiring (given this is a search engine)
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by rho4 6y ago
same here, scanned for 'effectiveness', but then the article ended...
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by rho4 6y ago
"it differs depending on whether it’s measured in meters per second or miles per hour." Wait what?
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by rho4 6y ago
Darn it, yet another hint that I'm not getting any younger. 20 years of Java experience and no intention of learning a new language... When prompted, I usually snark that you don't ask a professional violin player to "just&qu
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by rho4 6y ago
That is probably correct. I still do believe that being aware of my hunger feeling and learning to monitor it was the key to losing weight for me.
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by rho4 6y ago
You are probably right. The acid is also not good for the teeth. But getting a grip on my weight is just way more important to me, in comparison.
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by rho4 6y ago
I agree. I guess I just wanted to say that calorie counting was a kind of discipline I could not muster (like many), and that there might be simpler strategies which could work out for you. Still requires discipline.
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by rho4 6y ago
I needed to simplify even more: Calorie counting doesn't work for me, I'm just not disciplined enough. I learned a shortcut, which might not work for others: I try to go a bit hungry. If I'm hungry, I'm in calorie defici
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by rho4 6y ago
This could be never ending. But I'd like to say that factors like tax rate progression (higher tax if you earn more), marital state, children and location (where you live in Switzerland) have a huge impact on the overall tax burden.
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by rho4 6y ago
I'm Swiss, programming tax declaration and calculation software. Your example seems to take into account only the social security deduction. The ~92000 will indeed appear in your bank account, but at the end of the year you will have t
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by rho4 6y ago
Too much swearing in the twitter thread. Puts me off.
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by rho4 6y ago
If so, that‘s what I would call dishonest pricing. I expect you to tell me your fee, and that should include all your internal cost of providing the service. Sounds like an architect selling a house for 10k. But wait, footnote says „don‘t f
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by rho4 6y ago
So it‘s 2% Stripe fee plus 5% loginland fee = 7%? You repackage and resell Stripe’s payment service but tack on more than double their commission?
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by rho4 6y ago
Your fee example seems either plain wrong or dishonest. If you use Stripe to handle payments, the fee of using your service must be higher than using Stripe directly. But you claim that Stripe would take 35c, but you only 25c.
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by rho4 6y ago
Wouldn’t it be „wrong“ to teach my users to trust login emails coming from a foreign domain? Also, how do you plan to keep your emails out of spam folders and blacklists? From your website it wasn’t clear to me how I would check the login c
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by rho4 6y ago
The only component I want to see in a demo of any UX framework - be it desktop or web - is the almighty tree table. I‘d like to see sorting, filtering, column resizing and -reordering, including save / restore of the above. Row (multi-
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by rho4 6y ago
I think / hope that Elon Musk wanted everyone to be crystal clear about the end goal from the outset. Go on public record about the ambition in a way that will push himself and his employees. Use language to drive vision and outcome.
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by rho4 6y ago
love your personal version
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by rho4 7y ago
You are assuming that people are not capable of "parsing args and sending request to endpoints" in an efficient way, using a few lines in their main programming language. This assumption is probably very offensive to any competent
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by rho4 7y ago
Of course, if only the foreign tool has the required functionality, it wins (no purity here). API: Like patches, you might not need it now, or the API might not even exist yet. Fork: Agreed, that was not a realistic scenario. Maybe a bette
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by rho4 7y ago
No thought experiment necessary. On my first job, someone created Python scripts (hot & new then) to initalize our warehouse databases. Checked in, too (good!). Became a huge maintenance hassle and forced everyone to learn Python on the

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