setzer22

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by setzer22 9y ago
Is there a way I can automatically import libraries? Also, what's the current status on autocompletion features? By the way, very nice work!
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by setzer22 9y ago
I've been meaning to implement something like this for a while, but couldn't find the time to do it. It is nice to know that it's already done! I'm going to check it out.
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by setzer22 9y ago
To me, it doesn't matter. If the Catalan government doesn't have freedom to create their own laws, and all the money goes through the main government, it matters very little who do those 95% people work for.
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by setzer22 9y ago
This federation is only an outside appearance, though. Spanish gvt has the tools (and is willing to, and already did many times) to bend the laws from any of its regions' local governments. And the cancelled laws were not all about ind
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by setzer22 9y ago
Looking for a flat in Barcelona right now and I can tell you prices haven't moved in the slightest. Maybe that will change now, though.
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by setzer22 9y ago
Catalonia has, unfortunately, 0 power in changing the Spanish constitution. It's up to Spain's good will to do so. And we have seen enough examples of such will.
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by setzer22 9y ago
Assembly language can be reasonably structured and have comprehensive comments to name subroutines, for example. There is some value to that vs what you would get by de-assembling a binary. Depending on the GPL, this would also ensure this
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by setzer22 9y ago
Well, it did have kings, and their chronicles were written in Catalan[1]. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crònica_de_Ramon_Muntaner
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by setzer22 9y ago
Are you implying that catalans brought muslims to work there and that now terrorism is because of that? Aren't you aware this is a global problem and that the catalan government had nothing to do with it? You shouldn't make su
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by setzer22 9y ago
The best "measure" we have right now for the percentage of independentists (and the one I assume you're implicitly citing) were the last Catalan elections the 27th of september of 2015. There are two problems with that measur
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by setzer22 9y ago
This may have been stated already, but the DNI final character is a control one, it can be computed from the characters and the algorithm is well-known. So there should be no need to brute-force it.
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by setzer22 9y ago
I think the single state object in React/Redux is more an implementation detail than anything. Using regular js variables would allow free mutation for everyone at any place, so a new "variable system" must be created by enca
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by setzer22 9y ago
Couldn't find any english news article covering this, but the most recent news is that several spanish ISPs are blocking the webpage's replicas. The catalan government is recommending the use of proxies. So things are getting even
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Catalan Independence Referendum Website Shut Down by Barcelona Court's Order(sputniknews.com)
4 points by setzer22 9y ago|2 comments
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by setzer22 9y ago
With a quick glance, I learnt about the intrincate details of the license. However, I have no idea of the technical details behind the library or how the relevant code may look like (note that I can go to the sample sources, but without a p
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by setzer22 9y ago
My experience with ionic has not been very pleasant. I don't know if I did anything wrong, but basically adding something more complex than buttons and text boxes resulted in very bad performance. We ended up dropping the framework aft
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by setzer22 9y ago
Software can ve very far from mathematics. Your argument applies to algorithms, but personally I don't think that React falls under the category of algorithms (it may use algorithms, though).
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by setzer22 9y ago
Actually, in the JSON grammar as many others, the comma is completely irrelevant for the purposes of disambiguation. Commas could essentially be treated as whitespace and nothing would substantially change. Now, I don't know whether co
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by setzer22 9y ago
I find the author's experience with latex very similar to my own. The core parts of LaTeX are very simple to learn, and you get to produce high-quality documents fairly easily thanks to its sane defaults. However, once you want to get
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by setzer22 9y ago
Genuine curiosity here. What's wrong with making an experiment, and when the results clearly contradict your initial assumptions (so much that the opposite is confirmed) then publishing the found results?
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by setzer22 9y ago
I've read the other book from the same author "Clojure from the Brave and True", and it's one of my favourite introductory programming books. I even own it physically. So I have high hopes for this, thanks for sharing!
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by setzer22 9y ago
I don't see why language quality should have anything to do at all with mainstream usage. PHP can be considered a mainstream language today. Even COBOL in some parts of the industry. Are they any better because of that?
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by setzer22 9y ago
I don't know what he meant by legit, but some white noise videos on youtube feature jumpscares after a while. These are specially bad on people with cardiovascular issues and/or elderly. Always be careful before any kind of medita
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by setzer22 9y ago
Out of curiosity, why were electronic devices banned in planes on the first place? Is there any scientifical evidence either for or against it?
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by setzer22 9y ago
I usually work following a 25 minutes of work followed by a short 3-5 minute break schedule, which usually consists in going up a floor, get some water, and back to the office (that's the closest water source we have). I cannot speak f
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by setzer22 9y ago
> Not so long ago all I seemed to find there was people saying something like, "well, you shouldn't optimize that anyway I find this "Why would you even do that?" attitude in StackOverflow to be very irritating. And i
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by setzer22 9y ago
I can't answer for GP, but to me personally, I had prior experience in both Haskell and Erlang before jumping into Clojure. And I can say that I share the feeling: Lisp changed the way I approach programming. Probably metaprogramming (
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by setzer22 9y ago
Just a guess, but does this have anything to do with most TVs getting the image margins cut when plugging a computer in the HDMI (and the magic "just scan" setting that fixes it?)
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by setzer22 9y ago
There is a huge loss in usefulness for immutable objects when immutability is not a default and you have that many different implementations. The thing I like about immutability in languages that implement it by design is that you know that
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by setzer22 9y ago
I once bought a projector that stopped working after 6 months. I tried all the "channels" directly available in the UI (like contact the seller) and got no answer. When I thought there was nothing else to do, a friend told me: &qu

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