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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
I bet we disagree on what unsafe means. Many here think tåhat shipping a non-final/open/inheritable class is unsafe. I think doing so stunts your code base’s and ecosystem’s evolution. And when push comes to shove and you have to
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
What country do you live in and what is its population density?
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
You are deluded or trolling calling it monkey patching. Dynamically overriding a public method definition is monkey patching. Extending a public class and overriding some public or protected method is not monkey patching, you are crazy if y
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
Answers like this, that basically call the users idiots and abdicate any responsibility on the part of tech, are a losing long-term business proposition. Figure it out and gain loyalty and market share.
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2y ago
What are you talking about with taxes? They have quite a few abstractions in them—-capital gains income, dependents, just to name two. I am laughing at ‘remaining frontiers’ of UX design. This year for Christmas I wish for mobile devices wi
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
Kotlin so crazy with its default-closed, default-final method approach. Do these people even ship software? Or do they ship textbooks? People are acting likely they are writing chapters of Biblical verse with their code—they knew everything
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
I hate semicolons. They are such visual garbage, and mental overhead for having to type them. Many languages are successful without them. Good on you for ditching them.
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
This is great. I would love to see an implementation of exceptional flow control for error handling. Do I really have to copy paste all my error-check throws on every refactor, on every method extraction? Halp, expressive language savior?
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2y ago
The horrors! I stand corrected. :(
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2y ago
https://www.cabletv.com/blog/why-people-still-pay-for-cable says it’s inertia, live sports and ease of use. Don’t act so surprised—-streaming is a pain in the ass to figure out. People have been trained to tolerate a 3
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2y ago
Of course when so much of it is written in verbose-as-fuck languages like Java and Go, you’d be stupid not to let computers generate lack chunks of it. It’s sad, we as humans stopped trying to do better at better coding languages. At least
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yearolinuxdsktp
2y ago
Your elderly client made a smart choice using MacOS. Elderly using Windows were not given a choice to not upgrade to Windows 8, this forced upgrade was a crime against the elderly, many of whom suffered in silence.
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2y ago
> This is shite design . . . [Stuff] sorted so when an old system plugins in it at least limp mode upgrades It’s an economic- and risk-based calculation based on security. You’re trying to get a TWELVE-YEAR OLD system online. Let’s see,