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by verinus 10y ago
I don't see an advantage over SemVer- SemVer is an accepted standard while this is not and you still have the human error component arguably beeing the weak spot for SemVer. And to be honest: this is by no means simpler than SemVer.
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by verinus 10y ago
Software development is about communication. Quality is about discipline. So yes humans are imperfect, but SemVer works better than anything else i have encountered so far...
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by verinus 10y ago
then it should be named `sendKill` imho...
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by verinus 10y ago
I'm with you when it comes to structured data, but plz no more data bases. these config files do not need to be centralized. I am thinking more in the direction of a parser that could check the validity of a configuration...
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by verinus 10y ago
or austria
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by verinus 10y ago
one could argue, that corps that get that bug must be cut down to a manageable level to not endanger states and thus the democratic order.
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by verinus 10y ago
oh they were. it's actually quite clear: if you exempt some corp from taxes you are paying them the exempted sum compared to another business not receiving the exemption. In my opinion it is highly unethical to construct such financial
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by verinus 10y ago
and I might add the website http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/ . it sold me on f#. really good explanations and ideas. edit: typo edit 2: well I was a bit too eager to add the website just to find it to be the base for the l
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by verinus 10y ago
well documented code is hard to come by- I only encounterd it once- an then only in an lib where the API was well documented.
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by verinus 10y ago
for a maps app, but inet?
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by verinus 10y ago
If I hat to bet on any of the two, I would bet on Microsoft. They have standard Products used in businesses all over the world. Corporations moving much slower than trends I think Apple is in much more danger...
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by verinus 10y ago
imho very good observation. I myself am often astonished that money seems to be the central nexus of life for so many, where it should be: what can I do with it, how can I use it to shape the world to my ideals...
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by verinus 10y ago
hehe in my experience once it's done, it's done- no time to make it better as there is the next feature up waiting and the customer does not buy quality only "quantity" (of features,...)
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by verinus 11y ago
no- you are comparing apple to oranges (use some other figure of speech- I'm no native speaker) yes, it is perfectly ok, that Google discontinued Picasa- I am still using my Installation no, as I would have liked some improvements to i
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by verinus 11y ago
no not really. my laptop screen is dramatically smaller than my normal screen and the dpi differ as well. so screen + laptop <> 2 x screen.
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by verinus 11y ago
and if its a good one you don't just take one bite of it (I can recall only one fairy tale with seven dwarves where it was poisoned ;-D
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by verinus 11y ago
Always when it comes to privacy I like so cite Benjamin Franklin: “Those who surrender freedom for security will not have, nor do they deserve, either one.” ― Benjamin Franklin
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by verinus 11y ago
Perhaps this is a kind of occasion where people know that things are too good to be true but want them believe them to be... edit: typo
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by verinus 11y ago
excellent writeup! what I found is, that while we are engineers we like technical solutions to our problems. the problem is, that writing software is a team effort where social skills are required to produce good results- a non technical sk
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by verinus 11y ago
communication is about your audience as much as about the message. using phrases that have additional meaning without knowing or ignoring it is either ignorant or counter-productive or both.
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by verinus 11y ago
imho a very shallow understanding of oo. the arguments are only true for very simple models. when you have operations that manipulate multiple objects or have some other cross cutting concerns these models completely break down. on the othe
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by verinus 11y ago
In my opinion and from the comments I think that encoding one state is not a problem either in C# or F#. Now assume we have to add an additional state to a user and all proposed subclassing solutions in C# turn out to be what they are: not
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by verinus 11y ago
I think the focus of group works in education is not to get real work done but to learn about teamwork and leadership. In real live you can't choose your team and in my experience the motivation and knowledge of the participants may va
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by verinus 11y ago
imho this is not the key point. it is just so much easier to measure their performance. without good engineering a sales rep can't sell anything for long...
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by verinus 11y ago
well I really don't believe this to be true. Even a salesman has to have something to sell- without good engineering they can't. imho the profits have to be split...
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by verinus 11y ago
this is a seriuous problem with all digital products and comes down to fixed vs. variable costs: - development costs are fixed costs- they are independet of the number of products sold. - production costs are variable costs- they have to be
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by verinus 11y ago
funny. i own one too and it blows every computer screen- especially when i want to read on the couch or in bed or on may veranda or in my garend- in short in sunlight...
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by verinus 11y ago
how so?
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by verinus 11y ago
well then I would recommend to educate yourself what lead to and happened during WWII...
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by verinus 11y ago
what i fail to understand is why female lives are worth more than mens? while i agree that war is despicable and we all have the responsibility to work against systems and circumstances that will lead to war i think you coose the easy way.

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