spdionis

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by spdionis 11y ago
> implying that watching youtube in 1080p is not easier in third world countries compared to first world... (looking at you Europe).
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by spdionis 11y ago
US is not the only country in the world...
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by spdionis 11y ago
You're complaining about ORMs, not MVC. If you have a use-case for a limited restaurant model just create another class for that use-case, probably with some code sharing. Specialize and all that. Break the abstraction when needed by a
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by spdionis 11y ago
Although there are arguments against MVC I don't see how your example is against MVC.
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by spdionis 11y ago
Of course that's he best part of the IDE, i was only commenting the autocompleting part.
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by spdionis 11y ago
I don't want to argue on your other points but imo the part of auto-complete that saves typing time is the least important thing in a IDE. The really useful part of auto-completion is actually exploring unfamiliar APIs.
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by spdionis 11y ago
Welcome to the programming world, js developers.
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There is something extraordinary happening in the world(medium.com)
2 points by spdionis 11y ago|0 comments
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by spdionis 11y ago
After having worked as a developer through my university years I partly regret it now because there was not much reason to start working at 18 and I missed all the university experience and lifestyle. Lately my struggle to always do better
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You're only 23, stop rushing your life(medium.com)
7 points by spdionis 11y ago|7 comments
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by spdionis 11y ago
obviously enough to blow your brains out once it's in your ear
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by spdionis 11y ago
as another commenter noted there are currently physical limitations that would not allow e.g. drones to kill 10000 people in an instant. I don't think for example nukes will ever be under the control of AI algorithms ever...
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by spdionis 11y ago
I can confirm that Palantir is considered a top choice (among google, facebook, etc.) or even better among the best students in romanian top engineering universities. They say that their interviews are even harder than e.g. google's.
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Illegal primes(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by spdionis 11y ago|0 comments
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by spdionis 11y ago
What? I thought ease of setup was a winning point of mysql?
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by spdionis 11y ago
I don't understand what the fuss is all about... Just learn to invert binary trees, shouldn't be that hard...
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Acceptance of Profound-Sounding “Bullshit” Linked to Lower Intelligence(iflscience.com)
1 points by spdionis 11y ago|0 comments
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by spdionis 11y ago
Probably large part of it is an America vs Europe thing.
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by spdionis 11y ago
Honestly I see more (well paid) php offerings than other rogramming languages. And most of it is not wordpress work.
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by spdionis 11y ago
Which modern frameworks never do. The parsed data is usually cached in a php file. Then the (compiled to bytecode) files are cached in opcache. The interpreter doesn't even hit the filesystem on every request.
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by spdionis 11y ago
When I was taught italian grammar I was told explicitly that if the gender of the subject is unknown the masculine one should be used by default as a rule. Sounds totally alright to me. Now I'm wondering how many people would be offend
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by spdionis 11y ago
But 90% of the users (me included) use only the play store and barely know anything about the rest, let alone trust them (me included again).
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by spdionis 11y ago
I live in the third world country and I know what you mean. But I strongly disagree with forcing companies to design for repairability. Companies should be free to design their product like they want. Environmental issues should be analyzed
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by spdionis 11y ago
Yes, that happens, and the occasional annotation is bit annoying yet very effective.
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by spdionis 11y ago
We are still required to give Apple the benefit of the doubt in case they made a trade-off between repairability and quality and not attack without proof. Furthermore if we leave the realm of "moral" and "not moral" Appl
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by spdionis 11y ago
Of course the comparison was very far. Suppose though that I'm a contractor selling my work and as a result the software is my employer's. Even if he owns all of it usually I'm not required to provide such a manual. Even if I
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by spdionis 11y ago
Point taken. On the other hand OP is talking as if Apple is doing a capital crime instead of a business/feature decision which is at least misleading.
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by spdionis 11y ago
I understand where the author is coming from. It is traditional to repair your broken things somehow. It is a bit ingrained in our mentality. BUT. What moral right does he have to claim that Apple SHOULD make their products fixable? Who are
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by spdionis 11y ago
I want to see wireless waterproof :D
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by spdionis 11y ago
there's no integration? I have awesome integration wih symfony.

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