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1. Okular - PDF viewer with lots of annotation and accessibility features 2. Dolphin - file manager with advanced features 3. Spectacle - most advanced screenshot tool I have seen
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> One example is copy-paste, which doesn't always work as expected in Linux. Give example. > Another is things in OS X, such as deep Spotlight integration with apps, and a unified scripting and automation language between apps. I
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Sir, I live in a "developing" (that designation is forever) country, where traffic is uncontrollable and haphazard, stray dogs roam under the protection of the government, and a flyover bridge can fall on your head at any point of
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It's super responsive with keybindings and all convenience features I can hardly be bothered by these aesthetic issues like some icons appearing 69 picometers too left OR looking ugly.
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> by-product of Java's strict type system 1. Lack of first class functions till Java 8 is one reason old APIs are horrible with inheritance and reflection everywhere. You had to extend class and override methods even for simplest of
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It's very difficult for a language designer to satisify the aesthetes.
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Logically one should more safer to live in a country which has nukes, no?
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www.google.com
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How do you do conditional filters in pure SQL from a backend Java / Python app, without doing string concatenation? Not a fan of all the proxy object circus ORMs do but I'd leave row-> domain object mapping and filter building
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> the road to becoming good In my experience, it's totally not true. Many college students of my generation are pretty good with LC hards these days purely due to FOMO-induced obsessive practice, which doesn't translate to a pr
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> faangguyindia > contractor Do FAANG hire contractor in India?
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Didn't expect this to blow up, and now I realize it's bit of a flame bait topic, haha.
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I am the author of the posted flamebait. I agree. I use IPython / JShell REPLs often when the code is not finished and I have to call a random function without entrypoint. In fact its possible to jump to the graphical debugger from the
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Things you can do with a debugger but not with print debugging
(mahesh-hegde.github.io)
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So so obvious slop and pains my eyes to read.
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> The excitement of getting a day's work done in an hour* (for example) is likely to fade once the expectation is to produce 8 of such old-days output per day. It's not really about excitement or enjoyment of work. It's th
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OK, fine, but how will I build and launch an APK through android studio / flutter?
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> counting the number of letters in a word seems to be a good way to filter out LLMs As long as this challenge remains obscure enough to be not worth implementing special handlers in the crawler, this sounds a neat idea. But I think if e
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At least, it doesnt look like chatgptese.
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Even when DTO is separate, you can use projection methods of eg: spring data JPA, or something like mapstruct.
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To restart and fail again? How does that help with logic errors caused by wrong type objects?
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Yeah it's literally ANSI escapes.
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Ah what are they going to do with the information gained from my social media that I don't like dynamically typed languages and prefer SQL to NoSQL?
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Use static types and treat python as more concise java. Use dynamic types sparingly. Limit expression complexity. Static types + IDE features make it much easier to understand any codebase.
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> Java as contrast has interning wtfs because == between java objects does essentioally what python's `is` does. It's pretty sensible because i wouldn't expect that operator to call a method - since Java does not have oper
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Poe's law hits again.
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My thought exactly. My word would be "Gun" or "Artillery". easily defeats his logic. But that should also explain us why pure embeddings search is not sufficient for RAG.
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Indian government's websites (eg: IRCTC train booking, exam registration portals) are worse IME.
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There's a certain Indian public sector banking app which won't run at all unless you give it camera, full filesystem and some other crucial permissions. I have not received any spam similar to the OP from my bank. But it seems (at
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People did absolutely live without all this therapy thing for thousands of years. They had communities, faith and (vague) purposes in life. Even today people in developing societies don't have time for all this crap.
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