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by wozer 6y ago
There is also a "Mancomb" character in TSOMI: https://monkeyisland.fandom.com/wiki/Mancomb_Seepgood
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by wozer 6y ago
I think most people do give a shit at the beginning of their career. Unfortunately, many companies do everything they can to make their employees stop giving a shit.
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by wozer 6y ago
Not unique to Asia, though. The software situation in Germany feels similar.
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by wozer 6y ago
Usually I would agree, but a few days ago, my Pro machine did a forced reboot, for the first time.
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by wozer 6y ago
Or just stop mowing these areas. Shrubs and then trees will grow there all by themselves.
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by wozer 6y ago
I can read it without an account. Maybe try incognito mode.
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by wozer 6y ago
Interesting. I wonder if Python has the same problem. (Last time I observed serious fragmentation in Python, I was using Python 2, though.)
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by wozer 6y ago
It can be a good idea to start with a low "FODMAP" and then gradually add stuff to your diet again.
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by wozer 6y ago
.NET 5 will be based on .NET Core. It's already in preview.
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by wozer 6y ago
So maybe it's only in Europe. Could there be some influence in Europe which is not observable in the US, not even in the densely populated areas?
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by wozer 6y ago
Is one process per user still viable? It sounds like it would not scale / not work well with cloud deployments.
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Twitter Engineering:We’re starting with a set of words we want to move away from(mobile.twitter.com)
46 points by wozer 6y ago|78 comments
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by wozer 6y ago
Property-based testing. I believe it can be a real game changer. It can enable a normal programmer to create the same quality as an excellent programmer. An introduction: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/property
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by wozer 6y ago
If that is true, it must happen very early. Some two year olds are already extremely non-autistic.
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by wozer 6y ago
yes, 120 seems reasonable
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by wozer 6y ago
I hate it when zealot coworkers reformat code to 80 columns. It almost always gets much less readable in the process.
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by wozer 7y ago
Also note that you can look at subpopulations, e.g. people in Italy of age >= 65 https://www.euromomo.eu/outputs/zscore_country65.html
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by wozer 7y ago
There is an official European organisation trying to track mortality: https://www.euromomo.eu/ So far nothing suspicious, but they are always a few weeks behind.
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by wozer 7y ago
No, it can't. But it can prevent getting both at the same time.
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by wozer 7y ago
Or maybe they decide to go to Europe?
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by wozer 7y ago
I wonder: does not having an inner monologue imply that you never ruminate or worry excessively?
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by wozer 7y ago
Animals living in nature are typically well adjusted to the stresses they experience. Their stress levels return back to normal quickly after a dangerous situation.
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by wozer 7y ago
I mostly disagree with the conclusion. GC can be very fast these days. Serialization to JSON does not really take much time. Granted, some scripting languages are terribly slow. But the main problem seems to be a lack of a clear architectur
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by wozer 7y ago
You made an argument but didn't support it with any facts.
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by wozer 7y ago
How so?
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by wozer 7y ago
Not directly related, but I'm a bit afraid that as someone who is not a native speaker of English, it becomes more and more difficult not to inadvertantly cause a shit storm on American websites. People seem to become incredibly sensit
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by wozer 7y ago
Android ist a bit like this, isn't it?
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by wozer 7y ago
I wonder if this includes married men. Maybe those just don't think of their spouse as a close friend although she actually is.
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by wozer 7y ago
You can read about the newer theory mentioned (but not explained) in the article here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghirardi%E2%80%93Rimini%E2%8...
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by wozer 7y ago
Somewhat dangerous advice. Might make you too accepting of a place that is just badly run.

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