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10y ago
He did just compare problem solving with problem solving. Sweeping problems under the carpet does not get them solved.
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10y ago
Software is good , your mental model of it is bad. Trying to put the squre peg of git into the round hole of filesystem is bound to produce frustration.
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10y ago
I have the impression that that compass is a bit too sensative. In theory that should be a good thing, but in reality is just results in being less useable because you never know if the direction it's pointing to is the one you want to
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10y ago
> There is nothing unique or special about being a programmer. Really? Take 1000 programmers and try to teach them skills nurses have. How many will be able to do the job well enought to be able to work at the hospitals? Now take
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10y ago
iPhone has a computer in it, but it is not a general purpose computer. Why is this concept so hard to get? There are tons of things that have CPUs and billions of lines of code to run them, but they are not personal computers.
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10y ago
For some reason I associate autotune and lip-sync with pop music but not rock.
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10y ago
Except for replication, which matters to big companies, PG cannot really claim better implementation. And when few use your product at scale it does not get tested in really stressful situation, and when it does we have Uber situation.
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10y ago
As some have put it: "duplication is preferred to the wrong abstraction".
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10y ago
But would it be as impressive on board of different size? The human would play on the same level, I imagine, would the AlphaGo?
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10y ago
Now do the nested objects in both. One line does not show much.
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10y ago
TIL. I had no idea, Lithuanina and Finnish being in different language groups that we can have same words :)
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10y ago
Please, tell me more about that routing logic built-in in PHP. How does your HTTP parsing deal with Accept:? Does it populate $_PATCH and $_DELETE too? You are aware, that ERB is not the part of Rails and comes as standard library with Ruby
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10y ago
PHP can be compared to Ruby. Rails can be compared to Symfony or Laravel. It makes little sense to compare a language to a framework though.
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10y ago
First, Rails is not intended for toy-app. You can build it but RoR is production ready apps. So the stack you get reflect that. Also, you can drop like half of those gems if you do not need them. And finaly, if you are going to do any non-t
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10y ago
I was intrigued by the name—"ratas" means "wheel" in Lithuanian, but the author appeears to be from Switzerland and neither first nor last names are even remotely Lithuanian. Even more intriguing then…
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10y ago
If you want to find the reason to be upset, you will.
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10y ago
What is reach front end? The one where you wait your js to arrive only for it to issue own API calls, then wait data to arrive, then it to be parsed and finaly shown? It would not surprise my if some dumb turbolinks staff would beat a lot o
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10y ago
As many already said: being an expert does not magically make you a good teacher. But if you are an expert AND understang teaching you will be a great teacher.
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10y ago
And yet MIT licensed projects are alive and kicking. Not being afraid to use one goes a long way.
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10y ago
Nothing like iOS. You've got autolayout, view classes and stack views on iOS.
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10y ago
Otoh, dozens of libraries doing the same thing may be just like dozens of models of fork to eat the soup.
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10y ago
God forbid. No hire if they cannot reverse binary tree on the whiteboard using angular react e6.
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10y ago
I wonder what percent of those 85 are used just a dumbphone.
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10y ago
iPhone users are very happy.
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10y ago
Wow, this is first time I see someone claiming that chip is inferior to magnetic stripe on card. I don't even remember when I had to use magstripe… But I do remember cashiers swiping cards repeatedly and then putting them into the plas
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10y ago
So you say Apple users had no choice? How about making the choice to buy, say, a Mac, so you can focus on what you do ON you computer, not on what you do TO your computer?
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10y ago
Something like that appeared in iOS9.
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10y ago
Did god personally told you to abstain? It is always a bunch of morons who imagine that they know better than god himself how others are supposed to live.
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10y ago
Even before Swit apple advocated composition over inheritance. Alas, when teaching programming and OOP somehow inheritance comes up as the most important and interesting part, so few learn proper architecture and a doomed to write articles
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10y ago
Exactly. I saw the presentation of one of thei tech guys and was very surprised by it. First, by a number of IT people they have, second, by the work they do. It looked inventibg problems and solving problems for the sake if problems and so
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