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Comment #26954307
If the GP's statistics are correct, how does your anecdote changes anything? More than 70% of all car owners is a very viable market.
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Comment #26631946
This is similar to an earlier package called "q"[0] [0] https://github.com/zestyping/q
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Comment #26221457
I don't understand the jump from the lack of algebraic types, to using interface{}. You can spell out all your types into explicit structs (where you can choose between a simple im…
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Comment #26142445
>> why doesn't he write blog posts? why he has so little online presence? >> bellard is a programming genius and true C hacker. his works are so great ... It's probably related. Ob…
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Comment #25915971
> But I think most importantly the decrease in dev speed and performance is an investment in future scalability. It makes sense only if you'll ever need this scalability. And you t…
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Comment #25914859
I thought that the card bonus programs on US credit cards were subsidized not by the transaction fees, but by the monthly interest payments. So actually payed by the non-responsibl…
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Comment #25658573
> If Apple were a different company, it would've made maps available for use on web browsers and non-Apple devices. That could also help in a more rapid improvement of maps as oppo…
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Comment #25573168
Is there an Emacs package which does something similar to the "Smalltalk Style" navigation view? It looks like it can be implemented in a very similar way to imenu Should be intere…
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Comment #25488632
There is an implicit rule: Everyone talk about gross. Including the OP. Salaries for developers are in the 60-80K EUR gross in DE[0] The US median gross is [0] https://teleport.org…
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Comment #25478816
It says encoded, not encrypted. base64 is an encoding. It also says obfuscation, which isn't encryption either. And finally, it talks about hashes (without even claiming cryptograp…
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Comment #25360940
This general statement makes no sense. How can it not depend on the size of the person? What about the other food he consumed in that day, or the goal. Does a powerlifter needs the…
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Comment #25268346
I find it interesting how definitions of words drift away from their original meaning. > is becoming less Unix-y every year And the examples given are: no package manager, outdates…
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Comment #25267408
This looks like a desktop system, with a browser and window manager. So comparing it to the alpine minirootfs is apples to oranges
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Comment #25175595
In this case, it looks like he doesn't even cover major parts of web development. Only no-SLA consumer apps. Just having a price tag on unavailability will change most of the reaso…
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Comment #25175563
> But I'm not the primary dev: I have no familiarity with the code base, I have little idea what it is doing (and yes, I've asked). As I'm not a dev of the code (and have no time t…
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Comment #25175439
> but no posts hosted on medium.com will open Sounds like a great feature! Recently we had a post about websites smaller than 1MB, I think this is a much better metric: "Will load …
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Comment #24867151
Working remotely doesn't have to mean working from home. You could be working from a rented office or shared office space, friends, a hotel and so on. What's great is the flexibili…
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