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by sk0g 5y ago
That sounds amazing, but I wonder if it could get unwieldy as well. Would have absolutely loved it in Go, where over the course of time I had to build up dozens if not hundreds of validators on strings, maps, etc. Ended up resorting to stor
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by sk0g 5y ago
Never? Why would it?
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by sk0g 5y ago
Most languages have a way to avoid SQL injection attacks, and linters that enforce usage of that. For bad workplaces just using an ORM is a lot safer though, I agree. Performance can quickly become an issue when people stop thinking entirel
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by sk0g 5y ago
JetBrains IDEs help with this actually. When I was working with Go, all SQL longer than one or two lines went into the package level sql.go file, each query being a multi-line string. If you preface it with a comment like `// lang
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by sk0g 5y ago
Sure you get the BBC and all the niceties with the fair coverage and all, but other media is still pretty Murdochy-y, and Brexit takes away the main advantage of why I would want to live in Europe in the first place - the ease of moving aro
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by sk0g 5y ago
Maybe, but that's what comes to my mind first. The media/NewsCorp basically program the country to accept whatever they want passed, seemingly overnight. Most people are quite apathetic politically too, or just willing to accept w
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by sk0g 5y ago
There's what, 5 countries that might pay better? USA of course, which has its own share of problems, Canada, England, Switzerland. Maybe one of Netherlands or Germany if you're lucky. No easy choice there, unfortunately.
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by sk0g 5y ago
Don't know about you mate, but I didn't get an input when my parents named me. Attacking someone for their name is a flimsy stand. If they have done something dodgy, that would go much further to supporting any argument you may be
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by sk0g 5y ago
> If they made housing plentiful and cheap then nobody would buy it for any reason other than shelter Do you feel that's a bad outcome? The phrasing suggests so, interested in why you feel that way.
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by sk0g 5y ago
The apartment I lived in before had a few hundred sold, with most sitting empty. The building managers mentioned most of the owners were Chinese, and would rather not rent it out than drop the rent prices, so they had to constantly carry ou
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by sk0g 5y ago
Just tested with a few common languages, and it seems like the pronunciations alternate. Both sound silly in this case, but one much more so.
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by sk0g 5y ago
I play indoor football regulary, both as a goalkeeper and as a defender. It's similar to the full 11v11 game, but on a much smaller pitch, and thus much quicker. I can't count the number of times I've performed (useful) actio
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by sk0g 5y ago
Don't see a single country [0] where that's true, and that's for average wages, which tends to be higher than the median wage. Mind you, the first infographic includes employer taxes as well, which should be left out of the d
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by sk0g 5y ago
You could always install additional language support in your main JB IDE too. I could see some point if you're constantly working in 3+ unrelated languages for sure, but I don't think that's the typical day to day workflow of
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by sk0g 5y ago
> VS Code ... is still more feature rich than any IDE through extensions. Not sure what you program in, but that has not been my experience at all. C# (Unity), Golang, Python have pretty mediocre support at best in VS Code. What JetBrain
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by sk0g 5y ago
AI is not a hive mind, and each will have varying levels of research, effort, and validation put into them. This is like asking, IMO, "how can humans be trusted to pilot planes, when my barista can't ride a bike?"
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by sk0g 5y ago
Well I believe it's a difference of redirection vs redistribution. Say you're talking to someone who can teleport instantly across the globe. If you tell him where he can see the Mona Lisa, that's OK. If you grab the Mona Lis
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by sk0g 5y ago
GoLand's debugger, autocompletes, and just general feature set made it very hard to watch co-workers struggle with VS Code. Ended up with everyone getting GoLand licences eventually.
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by sk0g 5y ago
The Micro [0] editor is written in Go as well, which I was surprised by. It's a tidy piece of software, usually install it to replace nano. [0] https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
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by sk0g 5y ago
So the reason I posted this here was there is a power outage ongoing from Gold Coast to Cairns, a distance of around 2000 kilometres. Has to be a software issue surely?
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Current power outage in Queensland, Australia(twitter.com)
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by sk0g 5y ago
The average penalty kick crosses the line in about 700 milliseconds. Doesn't sound humanly possible to assess the flight of the ball, prepare your footing, and then finally dive up to 3.5 meters to get to the ball.
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by sk0g 5y ago
While I don't have the stats to back the latter part up, the expected goal (xG) from a penalty kick is .76 - 76% of penalties end up being scored. Keepers quite often will guess right, and at that point both the placement and power hav
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by sk0g 5y ago
Huh that's a funny hack, will give it a try, cheers! I wonder if the GoLand/ PyCharm JBR folders will work, since I already have those and they are both ARM native. It's definitely the UI performance that kills me, have no is
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by sk0g 5y ago
From what I could understand, it's related to how much of your workflow runs over the RAM capacity, at which point the memory gets shuffled off to the SSD, and loaded back when it's needed. I got the 8GB RAM version, and been main
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by sk0g 5y ago
We were hiring for a front end dev, and had 40 applications in a few days. Majority were either still in uni, in another continent, or just had 0 experience/ education that was directly relevant, not even a portfolio at times. Majority
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by sk0g 6y ago
Not sure if it helps, but in Hindi, the punctuation, roughly, translates like this: | => , || => . Could this be the reason?
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by sk0g 6y ago
Are you saying, eg, a BMW M3 wouldn't last for 7.5 years? Sounds like you've drank some strong Tesla koolaid.
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by sk0g 6y ago
LabDoor [0] maybe? Use them for their protein rankings mainly, but they have a Vitamin D section too. [0] https://labdoor.com/rankings/vitamin-d
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by sk0g 6y ago
Is this to help with security? A rather restrictive and somewhat US centric whitelist. And then there's IO.

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