tudelo

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by tudelo 7y ago
My experience with organic chemistry was... not good in comparison. Were you a chemistry major?
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by tudelo 7y ago
Yeah, I'm familiar with the pattern, but I wouldn't say that this is a 'stateless' pattern because even having that object is 'state'. I don't think 'stateless' makes sense if objects are involve
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by tudelo 7y ago
Yeah that is what I was trying to clarify, I guess my comment was equally confusing because I am getting responses trying to fill in words that the OP may or may not have left out accidentally
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by tudelo 7y ago
Can you point me to a language or some code snippets with objects with no state --- in my head this just comes back to some sort of namespace for static functions. At that point, you need no object, so what's the point of having one. I
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by tudelo 7y ago
finally, an advantage for the near-blind
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by tudelo 7y ago
I agree with a lot of those suggestions, but I am still scratching my head at what it means to have "objects with no state", at that point it seems like we just have static methods that are in some namespace which is the object. H
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by tudelo 7y ago
> [redacted subset] why?
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by tudelo 7y ago
RE 2 do you mean you don't need to have mutable state to have objects? Unless I have a huge misunderstanding of what you mean by 'state', it seems like state is necessary for objects to exist..
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by tudelo 7y ago
Yeah, this. I worked on a project that used an older version of Java, and had older versions of dependencies, and never updates because there was 'no reason'... until we hit a really nasty perf bug that was fixed in a newer versio
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by tudelo 7y ago
uh... wow
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by tudelo 7y ago
I do not know any person who cares about a hair cut that would use this...
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by tudelo 7y ago
I mean really, it's elementary
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by tudelo 7y ago
I mean, when it comes down to it, is individual action really going to convince Amazon to have higher working standards? Or, will it come down to law?
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by tudelo 7y ago
patent troll
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by tudelo 7y ago
It physically hurts
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by tudelo 7y ago
He seems smart, but an excellent presenter? I really never got that vibe. He always seems like he is on way too many stimulants.
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by tudelo 7y ago
I had used ET For a few weeks and it worked great except for when it didn't. I can't blame ET for sure, but I had some nasty problems with my ET crashing, having to SSH back in and fix ET, and realizing that it blew up my tmux wit
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by tudelo 7y ago
A Jansport standard backpack
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by tudelo 7y ago
"but it turns out he's been working nights at home to develop the optimal avatar" is this a joke?
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by tudelo 7y ago
You're telling me that in the EU things that happen on company assets are not tracked? I think any company could easily come up with a 'strong' reason (IP theft?)
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by tudelo 7y ago
I just addressed this in the second part of my comment. You would have to trust Microsoft/Facebook at this point, right? So if you don't and you really actually care (unlike 99.999999 percent of people), don't use closed sour
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by tudelo 7y ago
Yet it seems like large companies mostly prefer monorepos, so while it takes investment to have such a monorepo, it seems the benefits are worth the investment.
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by tudelo 7y ago
As an employee working on a corporate device everything will be tracked anyways, this is the most tin-foil take ever. Your latter concern is at least a reasonable one, but it should all be open source anyways? Not that any of us have the ti
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by tudelo 7y ago
Interesting, I chargebacked a stubhub ticket I never recieved after a really terrible flow to even figure out if I got the ticket (turns out they partnered with a third party and you needed to download potentially 2!!! apps to get a scannab
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by tudelo 7y ago
I guess the problem is what is political and what is not political is not always so obvious?
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by tudelo 7y ago
FWIW it seems like if you stay within the apple ecosystem apple products have a much better user experience
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by tudelo 7y ago
I guarantee you have had a take of similar nature (not necessarily against the same identity) at some point in your life.
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by tudelo 7y ago
Do you use AutoHotkey ever?
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by tudelo 7y ago
Try to write a small program (a basic interpreter or something like that) and i bet you will have some gripes with Rust... I found that it was an extremely slow language to ramp up on.
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by tudelo 7y ago
You seem to have a supreme self confidence that most people do not. So you think that you 'hypnotized' the person to gradually stop smoking over a month from a sort session? You have some 'magical' powers. Sorry for the

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