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by takeda 5y ago
Java didn't have generics until version 5. They were added 8 years later.
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by takeda 5y ago
I guess I'm understanding some of the concerns. It does make the code harder to understand. I wish they would use the angle brackets to match other languages.
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by takeda 5y ago
You know? Original Java was a fairly simple language :) Generics were added in 2004 in J2SE 5.0.
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by takeda 5y ago
Sorry but there's a bit of bias, every author of a library thinks that their approach is better than of their competing libraries. If they didn't, they would just not create another solution. Having said that you might be right wi
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by takeda 5y ago
I think readability has multiple dimensions, and it really depends what you are looking for. For example here's a code in Go to look for a Prime: func IsPrime(n int) bool { if n < 0 { n = -n }
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by takeda 5y ago
You can totally do fine without generics depending what you do. It mostly affects code that supposed to be reusable, especially libraries.
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by takeda 5y ago
Ok, that's a fair point, although the monopoly issue is still there.
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by takeda 5y ago
I prefer imagine future where the local loop was unbundled. Rendering starlink unnecessary and giving great speed and great ISP choice. Yes, starlink gives an additional choice, and that's great, but this approach is even harder to ent
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by takeda 5y ago
You just help them without saying you got $55M. As the GP mentioned, people, even family members will start treating you differently (nicer if you start giving them your money, worse if you don't). That's IMO a valid excuse why yo
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by takeda 5y ago
A lot of people who also think about it politically forgetting that it will also increase migrant crisises. As things get unhabitable people will be migrating. This will apply to the southern border of US.
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by takeda 5y ago
No one was talking about serving from application directly. The issue is in scenario you are describing. Please read the article.
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by takeda 5y ago
Not op, but choosing async vs sync replication is typically done around guarantees. Async (the default mode) is generally preferred in most cases as it adds relatively small overhead. The problem with it, is that if something happens to mas
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by takeda 5y ago
The difference is that this is a test before actual mission, similarly why there's plan to go to the Moon before going to Mars. People there are not paying for the attraction and they are also aware with associated risks.
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by takeda 5y ago
The issue is that if you try to squeeze a relational model into object oriented model you won't get an efficient solution. Solutions like django might be good when you're starting the project or it is something very simple, otherw
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by takeda 5y ago
Unlike Blue Origin or Virgin Atlantic SpaceX is not an amusement ride. He doesn't need to prove anything, because he isn't looking for passengers that would pay $250k for a 10 minute ride.
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by takeda 5y ago
If you use IntelliJ IDE in their commercial version (at least of PyCharm) they integrated DataGrip. Basically if you connect to your database and give an option to fetch your schema the IDE starts scanning for strings and if it detects SQL
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by takeda 5y ago
If Google is asking about them on an interview they must be important.
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by takeda 5y ago
Yes, but I remember though that at the time a big selling point was that Google used it. Similarly it's now for golang, it is a mediocre language, but because Google is using it, got very popular.
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by takeda 5y ago
Yes, but Python is actually older than Java, yet the boom started much later for Python.
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by takeda 5y ago
Most misinformation is at least in part founded on truth, it is just that some of it is left out, some changed and a lot of BS is added. The links to CDC forwarded on Facebook contain the misinformation in the description, very few actually
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by takeda 5y ago
> For example, early versions of Youtube were nothing more than a Python application I heard about it, but I'm wondering, is that how Python got popular at Google and then become mainstream?
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by takeda 5y ago
Yeah, and many other tech sites. It is kind of sad when even sites that are run by supposedly more knowledgeable people are standing in a way of adoption.
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by takeda 5y ago
I would argue it wasn't just that Elon was smart to see that potential, he created it. He showed that it was possible to have a fully electric call that is usable and attractive looking. Before Tesla, existing car manufacturers made ca
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by takeda 5y ago
So I actually purchased .tk domain when it was still dot.tk. Unfortunately it switched to freenom. Since then it's horrible experience, is there any possibility to move the domain? Since I paid it I technically own them like a normal d
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by takeda 5y ago
I don't think today's republicans are republicans anymore.
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by takeda 5y ago
> Rather than seeing the last five years as an anomaly, what happens when policy makers see this is a historical problem that is here to stay?
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by takeda 5y ago
I guess I'm cynical, but to me looks like Oracle renewed interest in MySQL after PostgreSQL gained momentum. MySQL is not really a competitor to Oracle but PostgreSQL overlaps with both of them.
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by takeda 5y ago
Perhaps it's due to me being in the PostgreSQL camp, but what happened to MariaDB? I was convinced that's where MySQL developers went and that's where development proceeded, while MySQL was just half dead, because Oracle did
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by takeda 5y ago
Instead of fixating that Pelosi made more than others I think right question is, why someone who actually can impact stock options and also has information not available to the public is allowed to trade?
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by takeda 5y ago
They are not there to improve society, they are there to make money, and if you think different you are a fool. Republicans fought to make companies people, and to be not regulated. And now are crying when it fired back, because forcing a c

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