sharpercoder

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   by sharpercoder 10y ago

   Why use this instead of or with Rx.NET?
2. 302.▲
   by sharpercoder 10y ago

   "site:amazon.com" vs "!a" saves 13 characters.
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   by sharpercoder 10y ago

   >Dutch, German, and Afrikaans: Of these three close relations to English, only German uses Ä/ä, Ö/ö, and Ü/ü. Incorrect: Dutch uses the trema on the i, e, o, u, a as well. Examples: * reünie * knieën * ruïne * Aäron * zo
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   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   The second video is very suspicious. Cycle shoes attach to the pedal by a click system. When you fall, you usually detach from the pedal by one foot. The other one detaches very dependent on the situation, or not at all. You see this happen
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   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   The websute us outright lying. It claims that it would connect to nearby beartooth users when you do not have a signal. As I do not see the beartooth device using cables, it must use a signal anyways.
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   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   > Google is also hoping that other areas copy their data-driven approach of mapping out stress on bike routes, and finding the best places to invest. Previous week, we had the Fiets Tel Week [0] (Bicycle count week) in The Netherlands. Y
7. 307.▲
   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   I prefer fast & simple SVG over "hand-drawn-generated" SVG. Does your generation support this? I noticed a lot of DOM junk in the current generated graphs.
8. 308.▲
   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   Linking to an article does not result in a guaranteed full information access. I am never sure the receiving party is able to read the information.
9. 309.▲
   by sharpercoder 11y ago

   I really like the ability to pay instead of getting ads. However, my big opposition to Blendle is that it breaks the web. How do you guys feel about this?
10. 310.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    Besides reflection, do you have examples of this?
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    > EOL from Adobe wouldn't mean anything I disagree. There are many people who simply say: Adobe is still developing this, as such it is viable technology. Eol-ing this would solve that problem. I agree it is not any technical soluti
12. 312.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    There are still many developers and dev-shops working with flash on a daily basis. It seems important they get an official EOL from Adobe with an upgrade path (most likely to html5).
13. 313.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    What is the reason for not having #000 on #FFF or #FFF on #000? Personally, I find the contrast suboptimal in any other combination.
14. 314.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    While true, the source code is still in Java. The reuslting execution code is in javascript, but not meant for human consumption.
15. 315.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    This is not javascript, but Java using the GWT.
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    Bob Nystrom argues [0] that a language VM has important advantages over a bytecode VM. His primary argument is development iteration speed. How does this compare to WebAssembly? [0]: https://www.dartlang.org/articles/wh
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    Assuming at least 40KM distance from the earth, (40/300) * 2 means a roundtrip time of 267ms. That's without processing time, but that's probably in the ballpark of <5 ms. This excludes many types of internet use cases.
18. 318.▲
    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    What value does this add versus MS Paint? I watched the video but could not answer this question.
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    Note that the "mayonaise" mentioned in the video is not actual mayonaise, but frietsaus. Frietsaus is 20% or 10% oil, water, and some binding agent. The taste is very similar to mayonaise though (I personally find mayonaise having
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    I can still remember the half-disgusted and half-suprised faces of my fellow students when I was eating fries with mayonaise while studying abroad in the US. As a Dutch guy, I grew up with "frietje-met" (fries with mayonaise). In
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    This is okay. The point is that the majority of time, compiler checks/errors warn you from mistakes in safe code blocks. As such, you can put more focus on the actual unsafe parts. It is not about completely removing unsafe stuff. It i
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    by sharpercoder 11y ago

    Getting the wisdom is not the problem - getting the right wisdom in the right dose at the right time, is. That's what a mentor is for. The internet does not provide this.
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    by sharpercoder 12y ago

    Awesome. Looking to the dev activity, I must conclude this project is red-hot in development.
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    by sharpercoder 12y ago

    I wonder if the dart team will support a debugging-to-js experience. With that I mean 1) write dart 2) refresh browser 3) debug javascript. This requires partial transpilation from dart to js with updated sourcemaps. This would enable debug
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    by sharpercoder 12y ago

    When I was a kid, me and my brother used to scour an abandoned monastery. The materials we gathered there - door frames, plywood, nails, screws, we used to modify an existing animal shelter. We saw a hole in the wooden structure and then pr
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    by sharpercoder 12y ago

    I have just signed an (employee) contract to work for Bake Hughes in The Netherlands. Are there any implications I should think about? I am still in a position to pull back, as I have not yet ended my current contract.