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by t43562 3y ago
The F-35 obviously needs more preparation so they're really going to do it first with Typhoons and those are cool and potent aircraft even if they're not completely "Made in the USA (TM)". There's an internal BAE pr
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by t43562 3y ago
I think it's hard to beat Pycharm when one is writing something new in python - even the community edition - but I always gravitate back to vim/nvim without thinking about it because my IDE is really the commandline. It's abo
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by t43562 3y ago
I don't know why but I haven't got used to Tahin completely. Sometimes I eat it in some food and I think it's really great but I probably wouldn't eat it on it's own if I could get peanut butter instead :-) There&#x
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by t43562 3y ago
Pekmez! Yes. I have always wanted to make Simit and since there are so many Turks in the UK it's easy to get pekmez but the problem is as you say the oven. Probably need a pizza oven to get the right kind of heat.
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by t43562 3y ago
I spent quite a lot of time in Istanbul - mostly in suburbs far from the tourist bits. I have certainly not seen it all - probably a more tourist with more dedication has seen more in less time. I do like living there. It is always nice
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by t43562 3y ago
I'm probably going to annoy someone but Turkish Camiler usually seem to be built to a particular pattern of a dome with two pointed thin towers. For some odd reason whenever I pass one I imagine an alien invasion in which it will turn
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by t43562 3y ago
Western is used to indicate values and there is a huge battle in Turkey over values. Secularism is one of them for example. The rest of this debate is semantics and national pride which has always struck me as the thing that causes every na
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by t43562 3y ago
email works between companies because it's based on standards whereas messaging companies are all trying to lock us in to their particular system so they can "win" and that ensures that we cannot "chat" to people wi
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by t43562 3y ago
I think it suggests that their interests are not your interests and success for them doesn't mean success for you. Their approach helps to give them one big success occasionally to pay for the things that fail but that's no use
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by t43562 3y ago
Unfortunately I think a lot of developers will see this as what "agile" actually means to them because it has been perverted so much. Some companies have financial incentives to treat software as an asset - like a building that y
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by t43562 3y ago
Possibly the VM can operate without a filesystem but it might be necessary to have a way to interface with the external world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalltalk#Image-based_persiste... ^^ Here I think the point
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by t43562 3y ago
> For example, there’s no traditional file system. Smalltalk environments were > stored as images which contained the entire state of the system. That means > all of the objects, code, data, whatever, were stored as Smalltalk objec
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by t43562 3y ago
If we wrote things as objects sending messages we might be able to disregard their remoteness most of the time. The value could be in writing software which wouldn't need to change much as you changed the way it's getting used ra
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by t43562 3y ago
Yes we are living in a worse version of the world that has come about because the more beautiful ideas didn't make it out in a wider way and with the right level of practicality-at-the-time to be scaled up. We probably will get there e
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by t43562 3y ago
Flattened memory seems rather like normal memory. ie. it's linear and addressed by an offset. So you could "just" use a custom memory allocator that didn't bother with all the design considerations that are needed to b
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by t43562 3y ago
"Piorun’s new generation seeker is equipped with two photodiode sensors that work within two electromagnetic radiations: near-infrared and mid-infrared. The signal is instantly digitalized, quickly making corrections and analyzing the
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by t43562 3y ago
Effectiveness is the important measure though, right? Not individual statistics but whether people can succeed with it. That's what those unverified reports claim - that it was tested against Stinger and more likely to achieve success
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by t43562 3y ago
IIRC the Polish Piorun (Thunderbolt) is better so why not make them instead?
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by t43562 3y ago
Usually one understands a project poorly at the start and much better at the end. So to agree with the article I think it's unwise to make all your decisions at the point where you know the least. By getting something working you impro
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by t43562 3y ago
A model need not be copied to be better. IMO there are lots of reasons for people to pursue their own ideas or ideas that don't require fundamental upgrades to their operating system. I can also imagine doing the reverse of what you s
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by t43562 3y ago
Calm down guys! Threading is tricky but they can rewrite it all in Rust so it'll be completely ok........ ;-)
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by t43562 3y ago
I'm an Atheist but: if people actually believed in God they would be kind and generous, turn the other cheek and be humble about it. Those who do behave like this are obviously not the ones we hear the most noise from. What we're
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by t43562 3y ago
On one project I did it was essential to be able to record how much a tool was used so that we could charge for it. The tool ran locally on the customers' machine and reported to our service. The overall mechanism that sent and receive
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by t43562 3y ago
"real architects" write code and simply hop from one team to the other so that they have a reasonable picture of the overall system and can try to guide all the teams to make harmonious choices and possibly even reach some goal. T
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by t43562 3y ago
I agree 100% that being given the answer is useless because then you haven't been forced to understand the problem. I'm thinking of 2 special cases: 1) you can read manuals and get modules online. I lived in Africa in the days o
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by t43562 3y ago
When google turned up (or before) we started to get more productive by being able to look up information and other people's code examples and so on. I couldn't have done my job properly in my whole career without search to help me
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by t43562 3y ago
I have random chats in the "watercooler" channels with like minded people. It's whether you're interested in anything - not whether you hang out in the right room.
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by t43562 3y ago
It's a pain when someone in my teams meetings is in the office because of all the noise in the background. This makes me laugh because it's clear that there's a lot of distraction going on there. "Communication" ca
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by t43562 3y ago
I often start writing (short) programs based on something else I wrote - I take what I did before and hack it to start doing what I need now. Even when you end up changing everything there's some advantage for me in not having to star
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by t43562 3y ago
Obviously they didn't think so - whereas hobbyists can do so too and have no risks to worry about.

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