verinus

15 ms·

121.
by verinus 8y ago
I often have the impression that the reason why for some movies is: "to make money". that in itself is always a bad reason for doing things imho.
122.
by verinus 9y ago
pretty much everything connected with the web is a leap backwards in many ways...not only the programming language and tooling ;)
123.
by verinus 9y ago
No thank you. How about present your TOS in a form that is understandable by the average user in a span of 2 minutes? Without being a lawyer...(and I doubt you have 2 minutes at all)
124.
by verinus 9y ago
This is why people get organized- put in the keys always in the same spot so you do not have to bother thinking about where your keys are. Or Check if they have the fundamentals on your person before leaving- wallet, phone, keys...
125.
by verinus 9y ago
I have never ever met such a person- what does that say about the probability? Personally I think the probability of this used as an excuse is much higher than of it beeing true.
126.
by verinus 9y ago
An well beeing the bank for all other states regardless of the source of money discourages armed conflict. That a lot of money, the Nazi stole from others, was stored on swiss banks could have helped also.
127.
by verinus 9y ago
Here in Austria (no not the one with kangaroos, that's Australia ;-) We frequently have tourists that require to be rescued in our mountainous areas (which is kind of hard because tourism is so well developed) because they think that g
128.
by verinus 9y ago
the effort required to write boilerplate code over and over again with no standard way I would guess...
129.
by verinus 9y ago
I heartily agree with your points and want to add: programmers want to automate tedious, repetitive, manual work so that we can spend our time in a more pleasant way solving more interesting puzzles. @tools: just in the WebDev world. I am s
130.
by verinus 9y ago
While you can print LEGO there are several reasons not to: * you cannot print as precisely as LEGO bricks- so the quality is not the same * there are ugly layer bumps on the stones * the effort required * LEGo bricks are relatively cheap
131.
by verinus 9y ago
At unis I know nobody could outsource PhD in computer science as it takes serious commitment and scientific publications to get one...
132.
by verinus 9y ago
And I wonder where the hate in this comment comes from- I can not draw the same conclusions from the blog post and imho your comment tells a lot more about yourself that the case at hand.
133.
by verinus 9y ago
Good point- specially when we have holes in our understanding math has its problems where as humans can come up with a solution...
134.
by verinus 9y ago
There is something in Law that is the sprit of the law and if you use loopholes you clearly understand the intent of the law and decide to abuse it for you personal gain- and I think of this as theft...
135.
by verinus 9y ago
this change should occur naturally and not be man made- we don't understand complex eco-systems enough to make such servere changes. there is a reason why certain things are native- I would suggest a more humble approach!
136.
by verinus 10y ago
Well I don't see the benefit of installing my solar panels in Syria... What I want to say is: it's not only important that electricity is generated but also where it is needed. As transport is a problem it is certainly viable to
137.
by verinus 10y ago
Nice. Concerning the Christmas thing: for me my children brought back the magic of Christmas for me too! When it was a super stressful time the years before, but now I can enjoy it again thanks to their enthusiasm and spirit.
138.
by verinus 10y ago
hehe yes I still remember beeing a first-time-dad :D But it keeps getting even better- at about 18 months they become "real" persons! I mean they learn to communicate and suddently want things (in the meaning want to do or have).
139.
by verinus 10y ago
Yes. But there are two things more important for me: 1. relationship: you have to spend time together to have one... 2. health: sports is a must- not daily ofc but twice per week.
140.
by verinus 10y ago
Exactly the same with me. Only that I have another 2 years old son :)
141.
by verinus 10y ago
Best reply as I am concerned. I have a "ToLearn" list that keeps getting longer and longer as I struggle to have some quality time where I can learn and really comprehend stuff AFTER putting my 4 year old daughter to sleep- i too
142.
by verinus 10y ago
Sure- for me it's a ritual to take a break work. And it works really well. >Humans did not evolve needing these stimulants. We have had no time do adapt evolutionally to the different requirements of civilization. So I think this po
143.
by verinus 10y ago
I would think it is even more extreme with Erasmus students. My thoughts about this are: Erasmus students stay for a very limited time- 1 or two semesters and leave then. Forming real friendships take longer. I have only so much time to me
144.
by verinus 10y ago
From my perspective this is not in question. Only the one who can prove his solution is worthy of credit in mathematics. Being a genius is not a value of itself!
145.
by verinus 10y ago
Thanks to spronkey, speg and coldpie for your input! very interesting resources!
146.
by verinus 10y ago
Being interested in woodworking myself I wonder if you could recommend some resources? Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
147.
by verinus 10y ago
That site sold me on F# and functional programming! Really good content I can recommend too. Another good Source: http://blog.ploeh.dk/
148.
by verinus 10y ago
If you don't drive much the fixed costs of buying the car factor in much more negatively compared to the variable costs. Every trip you make costs much more than someone who drives a lot. This is no easy function as it depends on your
149.
by verinus 10y ago
As has been stated SemVer is primarily for Libs. But I want to argue one point: that versioning APIs would be simpler than versioning a component/lib. If a lib exposes one API seperating the version numbers would result in two. If we l
150.
by verinus 10y ago
SemVer has nothing to do with CD. It's for package management. With a package or lib I don't need (multiple) daily increments as I would not update a lib I use that frequently.

More ›