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unlikelytomato
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unlikelytomato
3y ago
What motivates you to learn Korean? I have been doing this recently too. I find it very slow to learn for me in my 30's
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3y ago
Perhaps they should also only allow users to plug in an external mouse if you buy the pro or Max chip.
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3y ago
I might argue that what you are describing is exactly why it's a bit absurd. It would be surprising to me as a user to discover such a limitation. If I didn't read about it here, I would probably find out after the return window
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3y ago
My favorite is when I see a photo posted to Google maps "1653 days 5 hours ago"
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3y ago
The hardware and the software go hand in hand. Both hardware and software from non-apple products is inferior. I wish it were not the case, but here we are. I run Linux on my server & Windows on my desktop. The windows desktop has des
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3y ago
Are we to suggest buying Microsoft instead? Windows login and forced Microsoft accounts are a thing. I try to justify buying anything but apple for every purchase. Unfortunately, everyone else insists on making their products worse at a f
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3y ago
I can understand what you are getting at. However, a more real world example should clear this up slightly. Both the variable name and method name are not conveying meaning in the above example. val underperformingEmployee = selectLowe
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3y ago
I wish I could get a strong sense of the hype around null safety. Sure, I would like to have the extra expressive option. However, optional has been fine for me. I still barely use it. It has to be at least 3-4 years since I last encoun
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3y ago
This is a good point. I searched for "rename" today and the top result switched it to "name" instead. The TOP result completely changed the query. Infuriating. I also love when my search is narrow enough that Google ins
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3y ago
I am quite sure. The kinds of words in question would not even really make sense for "SEO gaming" to come into play. Typically, it presents with trying to match a word vs a phrase(I don't ever try to match phrases). I try
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3y ago
This is not my experience. I search for exact phrases the same way I always have. Three to result does not contain the word I emphasized. This never happened before a few years ago. Now it happens daily.
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3y ago
Directly and indirectly. Buying decisions from parents was influenced. Advertising influenced people. School lunches. What parents would feed other kids after activities. Habits of people "never giving it a second thought" were
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3y ago
I am not sure why this is a problem. Looking at the organization of the resources directory of every project I've ever worked on, I am not sure I want more opportunity for physical and logical concepts to unnecessarily diverge.
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3y ago
I struggle to understand this Goalpost. Thermals and power go hard in hand. Battery life and noise follow suit. Overheated legs and wrists are not much fun either. In any case, most other laptops in a similar form factor have equal or wor
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3y ago
You can save on costs by spending less money on on office space in favor of team events. You can also save money with hiring and retention due to happier employees. Offshore is a reasonable comparison. Virtually all offshore implementation
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3y ago
What is the proposed alternative exactly? I like main vs test. I like isolating java files from other languages or templates. I like the src directory bucketing sources from other root project build files and output artifacts. I have a to
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I am encountering this exact same issue. My instructions are repeatedly ignored and it falls back to a "preferred" approach after a single useful response. I have practically memorized the disclaimers attached to the end of ever
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3y ago
I see. Is it fair to say that most of the issues area related to jdk included libraries vs language features itself? I also find a lot of the included libraries to be cumbersome, but I see these syntax improvements to be a welcome change in
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What are some examples of these legacy features? Overwhelmingly, I see complaints that java has been too simple compared to virtually all other languages. I agree that cognitive load is important. However, it feels really strange to me t
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Agreed. Along those same lines, I've ripped out just as much incomprehensible functional scala as I have "enterprisey" java. For every great idea, someone will internalize it as dogma. Dogma releases one of the duties of re
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sounds very similar to the arguments made against tests in a work setting. Test as appropriate for your needs and goals. Adjust over time. There is no need to artificiality skew the balance in either setting.
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I am not sure I agree Ocarina of Time falls into the category of "the dumbest stuff" How could the OP be enjoying the feeling of Witcher 3 if they have childhood blinders on? Someone could draw roots of W3 & BotW back to Ocari
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3y ago
I don't understand this. Someone expressed feelings about two entries in a franchise with wildly different gameplay designs. The age of the player does not change the content of the game.
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4y ago
I might agree if math analogy was being taught by a mentor as a philosophy of living. As a simple thought provoking exercise for growth of younger minds, it meets it’s goal. I think that scope is made pretty clear by his label.
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If someone has a clean commit that is a district unit of functionally and passes all tests, why would that not have simply been committed as an independent change prior to continuing work? The only way a consistent unit of code would exist
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4y ago
as someone who worked at an SSP, that is nowhere near what is needed for an established platform. There were a handful of engineers(10 if we are being generous including data science) keeping the lights on. The rest of the time was spent tr