zumu

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   by zumu 10y ago

   What are some reasons to switch from flow to ts? I see a lot if ts hype, but flow has been getting the job done for me. When non-nullable types come to ts via 2.0, I could see myself switching if there are viable reasons.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   I wonder if the overall rectangularness of the African countries is evidence of a bias for retangualarness by the map making colonial powers.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   Thank you. I have been wondering this for quite some time.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   > Ruby ... resembles SVO a lot more than SOV What parts exactly? As a Japanese speaker, all the object methods seem super intuitive. Specifically, the iterator methods vs traditional for loops. Rails and what not, however, not so much.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   As a former barista who lived in Japan for 2 years, I firmly believe it is a matter of marketing.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   If you are implying shops take formerly hot coffee and reuse it as 'cold-brew', you are incorrect. If you are implying shops repurpose old beans and use them to make cold-brew, then you are correct. I can't speak for all coff
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   by zumu 10y ago

   I was the lead barista at my shop for several years before switching back to tech, and I would %100 agree with you. Depending on the coffee or roast, the coffee will do better as cold-brew or Japanese-style iced. Some coffees are absolutely
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   by zumu 10y ago

   I'm still using it on my mac. I don't really do any work it anymore because of software requiring >10.9, but it's still amazing for day to day computing.
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   by zumu 10y ago

   I love atom. However, I use VS Code, because atom is slow. I am primarily a JS developer and often have to interact with bundled js files. Atom freezes for 10+ seconds whenever ever so much as click on a bundled file, while VS Code is insta
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    by zumu 11y ago

    Google Pixel might be a good choice. I currently develop in Linux on a much cheaper chromebook, and it's great.
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    by zumu 11y ago

    I've been developing on a chromebook running Ubuntu. Is this any better? Anyone have experience with both?