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lambda_dn
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Comment #37389525
Emacs is a relic, it can take weeks of configuring to get it anywhere near as productive as something like VS Code or Jetbrains IDEs. If you want to procrastinate for a few months …
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Comment #37389485
Does your user run your software with stuff mocked out? The reason for testing is getting ahead of issues before the user finds them.
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Comment #37389467
I've seen code bases where a lot of the tests are actually testing the underlying framework's code (i.e. dotnet framework) after they mocked out all the dependent services. In my m…
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Comment #37304967
They could have just used different Java/Python libraries and changed the architecture for the same result. The choice of a Programming Language alone has minimal impact on perform…
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Comment #37133524
He said server side, IDE's and Android are not server side. Java dropped the ball and MS, Node, Google ate their lunch.
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Comment #37058932
Have you verified your dad actually met him? He is 102 so could be confused, im sure you would have known about this years ago if it happened.
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Comment #35260268
Wifi/5G guys next? Much more important invention in my opinion
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Comment #34885922
No, it's actually improving and innovation is rapid. Must have been a lot of people coasting on a big salary.
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Comment #33626167
Office 365, Google Keep, iCloud notes is the answer.
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Comment #33596217
Some of you will lose all your money that's a risk I am willing to take (CEO of random crypto company)
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Comment #33592106
Never got one wrong, pretty obvious to anyone with eyes. What's the point of the site?
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Comment #33530128
Is it immediate or you still working notice?
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Comment #33530077
This is the slow demise of Facebook, if their pivot to AR/VR/Metaverse fails to catch on things will go sideways fast.
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Comment #33067119
I think OP meant life will lead to adversities that destroy some people, others overcome it which builds a robust character.
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Comment #33065125
More like tiddlywinks.
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Comment #33065087
Until you can charge from empty to full in under a few mins and get 700+ real range miles EV's will remain a niche product. It's just not worth the hassle of have to plug your car …
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Comment #33065066
Houses last for centuries, a few thousand new builds in Cali is not going to make the slightest difference. I think EV will remain a niche ( I'd say by 2030 buying an EV would be a…
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Comment #33065014
Seems like a pain, having to top your car up all the time like an old phone. Prefer one 5 min stop a fortnight to fill the tank up, until an EV can do similar they will remain a ni…
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Comment #33064988
This is false. In the UK most homes have a driveway, so fitting a charger is a no brainer.
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Comment #33064976
It will also fly so no need for roads anymore, just green fields everywhere.
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Comment #32595426
The Caddy website has it written "Caddy is a powerful, extensible platform to serve your sites, services, and apps, written in Go" That could confuse developers thinking they can o…
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Comment #32518603
"People drank from the 6 inches (150 mm) deep river of whiskey that is said to have flowed as far as the Coombe" That's a lot of whisky
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Comment #32029292
HN just lost 10% of it's users. Being down for hours is unforgivable in this day and age with cloud providers. Please get with the times, your a tech site for god sake!!!
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Comment #32029257
HN was down for hours, no website hosted properly using cloud providers is down for more than a few minutes a year. It's trivial to set up multiple providers, multiple regions. Rat…