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by valbaca 5y ago
They're not. It's like a penny. Sure you may have parts of cents like with gas, but for girls buying books, it's the lowest currency value.
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by valbaca 5y ago
> side-by-side on a bookshelf Seems pretty explicit to me
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by valbaca 5y ago
> Is any of it really specific to the JVM? Not for languages with go/coroutines (e.g. Go, Clojure, Crystal) as those were designed specifically to help with the thread-per-IO constraint.
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by valbaca 5y ago
Based on the About page, and the information provided by the page, I'm obviously not the target audience for this page, but it was interesting information nonetheless. Could definitely need some speed improvements or at least some indi
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by valbaca 5y ago
Does anyone else remember an educational game that was based in the world of Alice in Wonderland? I think was terminal or DOS and had like math and English problems with like the Cheshire Cat and such. It was from around the time of The Ore
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by valbaca 5y ago
People love to constantly say "Want to learn to code? Make projects! projects! projects!" and then when someone makes a project as a means to learn a particular technology, now people turn up their nose and say "ew, why did y
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by valbaca 5y ago
> hck is a shortening of hack, a rougher form of cut.
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by valbaca 5y ago
> In the next 20 years I expect Go will be supplanted by a language which is a lot like go (automatic memory management, simple, easy to learn & write and performant enough) but with the addition of algebraic data types, named parame
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by valbaca 5y ago
low effort article explaining precisely what `finally` does in JS that is in no way surprising
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by valbaca 5y ago
Uncaught SyntaxError: Illegal return statement You're trying to return the result of console.log, which is undefined, which you cannot return explicitly
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by valbaca 5y ago
> would be similar to coding on the server Tests should be assumed as a given with CD, so it is NOT just coding straight on live on production servers.
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by valbaca 5y ago
> 1. There's a bunch of things a I disagree with in here. Can you share?
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by valbaca 5y ago
> I find a combination of open-ended journaling, prayer and meditation, and talking with people I think that's precisely what these kind of tools help with: discovering what has the most impact on your feelings.
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by valbaca 5y ago
During my college internship (2010) I was told that my CS degree would be totally worthless and I should focus on electrical engineering (though that would've been fine too tbh)...oh, and that I should put all the money I could into go
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by valbaca 5y ago
So do quantum computers give better implementations of languages like Prolog? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prolog
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by valbaca 5y ago
Careers aren't genetic
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by valbaca 5y ago
Here's my recent gripes: 1. Nonsense spam messages. No content about their company or anything that shows they know anything about me. "Your experience at $COMPANY" doesn't count either. 2. Not using the Calendly ( https
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by valbaca 5y ago
2020 Macs and beyond have the Esc key again. Can't you add Esc to the control bar?
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by valbaca 5y ago
Summarizing: - JIRA - Reddit - Twitter - AWS - GCP - Slack - Gmail - News - Recipes
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by valbaca 5y ago
I agree. Looks to be just a pet project. It's missing the "why"
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by valbaca 5y ago
I worked with a PID controller in college. It's a concept that's stuck with me to this day. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_controller Proportional–integral–derivative P: proportional, this one is obvious.
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by valbaca 5y ago
Between friends, no. We mostly talk in Discord for random stuff and memes and discussions or text-message groups for people not on discord or when we need more immediate responses. Some friends are still on FB, but that's mostly for la
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by valbaca 5y ago
> If you want to work at a FAANG, specialization is the name of the game. From a FAANG company, it's the opposite. Prior to FAANG I was pigeon-holed as a "junior java developer" My manager (who was toxic but that's an
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by valbaca 5y ago
Here's my rant on Code Complete and Clean Code: I find that these two books are in many recommended lists, but I found them entirely unforgettable, entirely too long, and without any "meat." So much of the advice given is tri
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by valbaca 5y ago
Or use the trick from Java Puzzlers (which may have borrowed it from another source): Feel free to mail us your feedback written in pencil on a $20 bill.
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by valbaca 5y ago
You're right, I meant "M1 MacBook Pro", not "M1 MacBook". I cannot seem to edit after a certain period.
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by valbaca 5y ago
I agree. I think one thing that helps is what would change if another person joined. Who started the company? Well, that would still be you and will never change, so use "me". Who owns the tech stack? Right now it's "me&
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by valbaca 5y ago
I understand the outrage, but please hear me out. Some background on myself: I'm a Latino with a B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in Math. I'm very good at math. Less so now but I was absolutely in the "gifted" cate
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by valbaca 5y ago
Sorry if there was confusion. It's an M1 Macbook Pro, so there is a fan, but I've yet to hear it. My previous laptop was an Intel Macbook Air (2019?).
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by valbaca 5y ago
I have a 2020 Intel Macbook from work and a M1 Macbook for personal use. Granted I put my work laptop under more load (compiling, video chats at work) but it just feels like a normal laptop. I feel it take its time loading large programs (I

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