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by wozer 7y ago
Foobar2000 is pretty good. It seems to have a bias to play two songs of the same interpret in a row. But I don't mind that.
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by wozer 7y ago
Not in the US, but we like to do that in Spain.
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by wozer 7y ago
Do people in China even use the Google Playstore? (serious question)
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by wozer 7y ago
America is going crazy, and it's spreading its madness around the world. Sorry for the blanket statement, but from an European perspective, the US really seems to go crazy.
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by wozer 7y ago
The wealth is still in the US, though. It did not go to other countries.
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by wozer 7y ago
I find it somewhat difficult to work at a company with a UX team. It is just another stakeholder you have to take care of. One more obstacle to get anything done as a developer.
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by wozer 7y ago
Also possible long-term health consequences.
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by wozer 8y ago
Somehow this even happens with programming managers. I feel like we have a real crisis of leadership in software development.
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by wozer 8y ago
People really are like that when the circumstances are bad: violent, hurtful, sadistic, selfish, insensitive, inconsiderate But circumstances can always change. And then people are different, too!
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by wozer 8y ago
Any details about EFCore regrets? Too much magic, maybe?
101.
by wozer 8y ago
This seems very America-centric. I wonder what it means for the rest of the world. I guess a Finnish person living in Finland can now no longer use Facebook to express a wish that the demographics of his home country stay unchanged?
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by wozer 8y ago
> What you really want is multicore support with a garbage collector that is concurrent and a runtime that doesn't have a global lock. Sadly, few environments support this. I believe .NET also fits the bill.
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by wozer 8y ago
In my opinion, requiring commutativity from a +-operator is maybe too much. Associativity and a neutral element seem to be enough (i.e. forming a monoid).
104.
by wozer 8y ago
Maybe we can just say "true randomness" instead of "freedom of choice"?
105.
by wozer 8y ago
I have experienced similar memory fragmentation problems with Python 2.x. Java has a compacting garbage collector. So it should not be affected.
106.
by wozer 8y ago
Yeah, it would be okay if they were talking about coding at that specific organisation. But the generalisation is just stupid.
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by wozer 8y ago
That would explain why spending a few hours meditating can feel like a very long time, being more conscious than usually. Edit: On the other hand, when meditating deeply, one does not run what-if scenarios. Quite the opposite. Nevertheless,
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by wozer 8y ago
In Germany, Notepad++ is ubiquitous on Windows computers (every developer has it). Is it like this in the US, too?
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by wozer 8y ago
The later seasons are still very watchable, in my opinion.
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by wozer 8y ago
Can this happen to anybody, or only to people with a weakened immune system?
111.
by wozer 8y ago
This happened to me, too. Made me switch to a dual boot Ubuntu/Windows 7 setup.
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by wozer 8y ago
You are probably thinking of "neoteny": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoteny
113.
by wozer 8y ago
Many great arguments for static typing in this article.
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by wozer 8y ago
You are probably thinking of Codeplex: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CodePlex
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by wozer 8y ago
From the article: > It's important to note this does not change what we know about exercise's ability to protect against dementia. People who exercise more are less likely to get dementia, possibly because it maintains blood fl
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by wozer 9y ago
Especially nice when the updates break your computer, as it happened for a lot of people with the Spectre mitigations. I dread the Internet of Things.
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Validating Smart Contracts with Lightweight Formal Methods(wmeyer.github.io)
1 points by wozer 9y ago|0 comments
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by wozer 9y ago
Well, nobody should get into debt to buy crypto. But I'm not sure what the motives are here. I'm pretty sure banks like it when their customers get into debt?
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by wozer 9y ago
Cached: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:FWjBUR...
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by wozer 9y ago
Original article: http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/1/eaao5961.full

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