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by smodo 4y ago
It doesn't say that's what they think. About Meta though, we know. 'Others are worse' is not a convincing argument.
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by smodo 4y ago
More likely they'll reason that this tough decision merits some kind of bonus if it ends up benefiting the bottom line for one quarter.
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by smodo 4y ago
The 'human diorama' plot made the show. Baffling that they threw that overboard so quickly. By the third season it was just vague mumblings about technology.
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by smodo 4y ago
As a total noob studying Swift and SwiftUI documentation I was wondering about this. But I couldn't believe this huge company would neglect their developer community like that. But as I delved deeper I found everything is beautiful on
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by smodo 4y ago
Kinda funny that the website asks the most fundamental question in a giant font, then fails to answer it.
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by smodo 4y ago
My main take away from this is the importance of getting to grips with the codebase first. This may seem completely obvious but right now I'm in a context where the codebase is spread across different dev teams whose code 'meets i
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by smodo 4y ago
I wouldn't say using vectorized operations as opposed to for loops is such a good example. You're simply using the right tool for the job. Is using a fork to eat soup suboptimal? Is switching to a spoon optimizing the way you eat?
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by smodo 4y ago
I'm on 30 years at 1.9% in the Netherlands. Figured rates would go up eventually and wanted to take advantage while I could.
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by smodo 4y ago
Because you want to be insulated from the trouble renters can cause. Heating breaks at 7 in the morning on saturday? Time to call the landlord. They let mold destroy the bathroom? Better have insurance and now hire someone to take care of i
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by smodo 4y ago
You don't choose between them. You just infinitely juggle all of them. I'm currently on a 6 month streak with Logseq. A daily journal by default with inline todo's is exactly what I need right now. But when a project puts me