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eksemplar
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Comment #18681473
I specifically said python, flask and Django, the guy I was replying to then asked for an example, where I used only Django, and now you’re using that against me? Obviously we don’…
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Comment #18680805
It’s having to explicitly tell the computer what you want. C# is obviously not C, but it’s not python either. By the time we have an app running in Django, we’re not even finished …
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Comment #18679678
Do people really use .NET core, and if so, why? We’ve been a C# house for several years, decades really, and I’ve always preferred it to JAVA so I’m actually excited for Core. But …
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Comment #18673583
I’m completely out of my field, but I never understood why it was so hard for us to imagine that other animals were capable of having rich inner lives or even being self-aware. To …
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Comment #18670439
It also works better than agile when you’re buying software and you can’t just sign on on something without knowing what it’ll cost. Which is 99% of the time in the real world. I t…
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Comment #18645398
The “back” function seem broken on mobile. Also, it’s not a fun learning experience if you don’t get the correct answer when you get something wrong. It’s also not “unlucky” to be …
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Comment #18641423
You mention some of it, I genuinely don’t want my OS to install short cuts for candy crush and mind craft when I’m not looking, it’s more than that though, because I really don’t l…
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Comment #18640445
I’ve made the opposite switch this year, completely abandoning windows for my personal use. I still use it professionally, being in the European public sector you’re married to MS …
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Comment #18640387
I don’t think the web has changed and I think HN is the perfect testament to that opinion. Almost all of the interesting content I consume online comes from personal self-build blo…
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Comment #18625711
I always found it rather interesting how similar Buddhism is to Christian, and how different they are typically taught. The teaching of Jesus and Buddha are really giving you the e…
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Comment #18625290
I think that would explain why they aren’t performing on par with python developers. I also think a lot of python developers started with C, and that typically makes you a better p…
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Comment #18620835
We’ve been a C# house since .net 2.0 and having recently moved a lot of our things to first JS and then python I think it’s the tooling. Visual studio does a lot of things for you …
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Comment #18620478
Well, yes and no. The iMessage app is really, really awesome when you’re sitting with your Mac. Until you want to message someone with an android phone. :p
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Comment #18619095
Couldn't you use negative rewards, by scoring deaths so that it's better to avoid it?
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Comment #18617443
When I google things the top results are a mix of advertising, advertising pretending to be content, the Danish wiki article and maybe a link to some short no-content post on Quora…
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Comment #18617277
I wonder when Facebook is going to get disrupted. It seems to me their key feature is having everyone connected, and while anecdotal, my friends list sure hasn’t been affected by t…
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Comment #18615846
I usually just do, hey Siri, set alarm to x. Then you can have as many alarms keeping track of your cooking as you want without touching your phone with your foodsy fingers. If Sir…
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Comment #18613020
The blogs of old are still there, I mean, this article even links to a few. They are just really hard to find, and that’s the problem. The internet didn’t stop being interesting, H…