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by trevor-e 8y ago
A bit off-topic but it's interesting to see the name greenrobot pop up again after all these years. :) Early Android developers may remember greenrobot/greenDAO and greenrobot/EventBus libraries from back in the day, both ver
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by trevor-e 8y ago
OK so my confusion was from thinking Clojure is statically typed, which apparently is not true. I was basically asking the same question as https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/6f6cq2/how_to_comp...
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by trevor-e 8y ago
How does this work with autocomplete if you need to know the method name before the object you're working with? Maybe I'm not getting something but that sounds incredibly painful to use in practice.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Does anyone else find it weird/disturbing that someone is compiling a list of women engineers and where they work? I understand having a list of influential speakers and such to look up to, but this does not seem to be the case. The au
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Many of the major app developers only support two OS versions back, eg iOS 11 and iOS 12 now. If you don't upgrade then you might stop getting updates for some apps.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
This doesn't address the OP's concerns at all, and how would it be any better? I get wanting to A/B test for apps, but doing so for OS-level features is a bit unsettling.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
I was amazed the other day at how difficult it is to find products on Amazon now. I knew exactly which product I wanted to buy beforehand too. I was trying to buy "BSN Syntha-6 Edge Protein Powder". I dare anyone reading this comm
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Why does it seem like browser extensions are ignored in all of these discussions? For example, right now the Honey Chrome extension has permission to "Read and change all your data on the websites you visit". They could be doing a
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by trevor-e 8y ago
RxJava's Github says "RxJava is a Java VM implementation of Reactive Extensions". The Reactive Extensions website claims it is "Functional: Avoid intricate stateful programs, using clean input/output functions over
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Will throw mine in the mix: https://trevore.com/ Static site built with hugo, hosted on a 5$/month DigitalOcean droplet, using LetsEncrypt for TLS. Been considering some other hosting options that might be cheaper sinc
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by trevor-e 8y ago
This looks very well done from the product side of things, but how is it better than having a slack channel for the team to post async standup updates in? Seems a lot simpler than using another service, and more flexible since you can add l
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Can anyone recommend a framework like Django except for a static language? I tried Django and really liked what I saw, but I can't see myself using Python for a large project.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
It's a separate site with a different owner that's more focused (from what I've seen) on traditional businesses. IndieHackers is more for the tech scene.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
It sounds way too late at this point to worry about stuff like modularization and refactoring. Many of the things you mentioned are certainly important for long-term success, but it sounds like you were hired to impact the nearing release s
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by trevor-e 8y ago
In fairness to Amazon I'll let you judge for yourself since they still list the prices as 149.99 and 139.99: - Rexing V1: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00X528FNE/ - Rexing V1 3rd gen: https://www.amaz
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by trevor-e 8y ago
One thing I find very disingenuous from Amazon is how they promote older products. I was looking to buy a dash cam for my car and settled on a Rexing V1. It was recommended as Amazon's Choice and on sale for $99.99 (from $149.99!). I w
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Most streamers have a fixed schedule so it's not that difficult to catch them online. I'm not sure why you think it's for students and single young professionals or that you need to spend hours of time online, you can watch w
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by trevor-e 8y ago
dynalist.io is the best I've found and has some programmer features like code snippets.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Sand is everywhere, it doesn't require you to be at a beach or construction site. In the northeast, they salt/sand the roads every winter and plenty of it ends up inside my house. Not hard to believe that it can transfer to my han
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by trevor-e 8y ago
I like the new design a lot, everything is consistent and easier to read now. Opening links in a popover is nice (although a little laggy) because I don't lose my scroll position after closing the page, which eliminates needing the Red
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Why does it say this was posted 2 hours ago and yours 1 hour ago?
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Pagination Is Dead(trevore.com)
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by trevor-e 8y ago
TIL, thanks. I guess I thought employment verification and references were roughly the same thing, which sounds silly now that I think about it.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Are you legally allowed to mention that? I thought references could only verify if you worked for the company, or otherwise risk being sued. Maybe that's a myth? Regardless, it's pretty odd he would put your company down as a refe
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by trevor-e 8y ago
I definitely agree, however, half of the satire that was supposed to be about software engineering was just rehashed weightlifting jokes.
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by trevor-e 8y ago
That's quite the twist of my words. The only point I was trying to make is that places with large amounts of tourism should plan accordingly if they want to keep clean. Individuals are still at fault obviously, but there is plenty that
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by trevor-e 8y ago
You can argue that the local population caused the damage by not cutting back on tourism since they control the area and should know it best. People will consume services that are provided to them. A lot of the problems described in the art
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by trevor-e 8y ago
I'm sure most people try to put their rubbish in the bin if there are empty bins available. I've found most places are dirty because they don't have the infrastructure built for disposing of trash/recyclables, not that p
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by trevor-e 8y ago
The article is trying to make the traveler feel guilty when to me the burden falls on local governments of these tourist destinations. If there's an impending ecological disaster isn't it in their best interest to have more regula
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by trevor-e 8y ago
Two years is a short amount of time considering the data that was stolen will likely stay the same for a long time. What happens when someone has their identity stolen five years from now?

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