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571.
by tester34 6y ago
>When I think around 2016 in USA(?) Why? I'd also want to know.
572.
by tester34 6y ago
It's pretty sad.
573.
by tester34 6y ago
why so snarky? argue with it.
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by tester34 6y ago
>(and those white males had less diverse set of opinions then we have in the society today). how's skin color relevant here?
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by tester34 6y ago
I still remember reading article about how Google tried their first quasi AMP service around 2005 or something like that As far as I've read they were serving pages to people with other people's data like "Hello, {username}&q
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by tester34 6y ago
>Also, stop using Google Chrome if you wish to do the web a favor. It's very risky and tricky, but I think it is completely opposite. Do not use Firefox/DDG or other non-google competitors if you wish to do the web a favor. edi
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by tester34 6y ago
What does it mean? >RawVerkadawgz
578.
by tester34 6y ago
I may be heavily biased, but nowadays with mature .NET Core, C# seems to be relatively """sexy""" tech. Language is / seems to be really consistent and pretty easy to work with while moving and adopting ne
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by tester34 6y ago
I love that it's so easy to interact with an actual compilers engineers that work on C# I've been asking various questions about Roslyn or generally programming languages / compilers and they were always willing to help
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by tester34 6y ago
annotation programming I think.
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by tester34 6y ago
Exactly, here I'm - nasty eastern european that's about to take your jobs /s
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by tester34 6y ago
That's what I miss. I used to commute by train basically 2.5h daily, so I could spend that on e.g reading books But on the other hand vision of waking up around 8:30 instead of 7, and then being at home around 16:30 instead of 18 is so
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by tester34 6y ago
Why you talk first about C#/Java and then language of last decade? Both of those languages are >2 decades old. I think it's very naive to think that COBOL will outlive Java or C#. Their presence is so huge. I bet that even Rust
584.
by tester34 6y ago
>2) ability to capture any keyboard & mouse shortcuts for VC activation This is extremely important because otherwise I don't think I'd be able to play a game in VM like Hyper-V and still talk to friends via Discord. The on
585.
by tester34 6y ago
>I think the experience is really high quality. Wow. I never even thought about it being possible - you know, calling site that doesn't seem to be different than others "high quality". Maybe I'm not noticing something
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by tester34 6y ago
"The Real" WPF maybe not, but when it comes to XAML based, then there's: https://avaloniaui.net/ it is "A cross platform XAML Framework for .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono." So that is in a realm
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by tester34 6y ago
>What I would love to see is Microsoft create something Wine Isn't Wine more like a hack? Why would you want to have something like that when there's .NET Core? isn't it doing to solve problems that Wine tries to challenge
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by tester34 6y ago
Give us link to the Issue once you create it :)
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by tester34 6y ago
I'd argue that those people may be better https://ctftime.org/
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by tester34 6y ago
"Here" we tend to say that there's always shortage of __specialists__(senior, ninja, shaman devs).
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by tester34 6y ago
Oh, I just realized that I've probably expressed myself kinda poorly because now it sounds as if that gap was a result of "location adjustments" I meant that "location adjustment" just increases the gap to the alrea
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by tester34 6y ago
countries? the gap between living in village in Poland and having major city 160km away where salaries are x4 and more for people with same xp[0] is already sad (and motivating) enough :P [0] measured in years of xp.
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by tester34 6y ago
Desktop and yea, I'm also using old.reddit if old reddit dies, then I'll probably stop using Reddit or significantly reduce my time spent there.
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by tester34 6y ago
>I've mentioned it before, but Reddit is so incredibly, unbelievably user-hostile nowadays that I don't understand why people use it. I understand that it provides some with a sense of community, but they've shown time and
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by tester34 6y ago
You mean that we're going 2 decades back with the difference that XML based programming is replcaed with YAML? Java people must have ptsd flashbacks
596.
by tester34 6y ago
XML is great for interfaces, ain't it?
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by tester34 6y ago
>2 - despite my criticism above, the US undergraduate design is, by and large, intended to be broad rather than deep; while in most countries you can get an undergrad law or medicine degree and then be a lawyer or physician, in the US un
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by tester34 6y ago
The difference is, that foreign gov couldnt/cannot that easily broadcast TV programms in your TV nor press.
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by tester34 6y ago
I believe that if you don't really like Google, then you shouldnt use other Search Engines than Google like DDG, just let them be very tiny.
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by tester34 6y ago
>If the typical “hacker” can launch a botnet with GPT2 and automate conversation and thread demographics based on interactions putting a “group” into a human in loop pattern with a goal ... imagine what state actors are doing. It scares

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