pistacchioso

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by pistacchioso 2y ago
You know what's really controllable if you want to create music? Learn music theory, practice an instrument and start a band.
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by pistacchioso 2y ago
Most of the discussions about AI applied to coding end up having someone who states that it's just not worth it (at least the moment) and someone else who then chimes in to say that they mostly use it for "boilerplate" code.
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Top 5 irritating things in programming tutorials(medium.com)
3 points by pistacchioso 11y ago|1 comments
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by pistacchioso 11y ago
Hm, no, it sucks. "I can do that with ease because I've done it so many times" is really a terrible argument to explain why something is good. If you've lost a leg, walking with a crutch becomes second nature to you, but
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by pistacchioso 11y ago
This. If you read the comments here seems like I've been stuck in analysis paralisis because I didn't use Redux, Webpack, Clojurescript, Ember. Guess what? Maybe I should investigate those four, right? This surely solves the probl
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by pistacchioso 11y ago
I find C# to be better, but things are ok everywhere as long as they're kept easy. I think that function (param?: Array) is simply better than function (param) because the IDE can hint you that the function accepts a single parameter,
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by pistacchioso 11y ago
is there a reason you decided to be unpolite unsolicited? nobody is going to appreciate that
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I’m a web developer and can't make anymore the simplest web app(medium.com)
79 points by pistacchioso 11y ago|42 comments
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by pistacchioso 12y ago
Maybe this now sounds mundane, but I also uninstalled Firefox and not because of gay activism, corporate identities, political influences. I uninstalled it because it's become a bloated, slow as fuck software. Everytime I'm workin
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by pistacchioso 12y ago
tl:dr; pull request gets rejected, author enters a drama queen mode taking it personally and over emotionally.
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by pistacchioso 12y ago
The "Har-har-so-many-classes-and-don't-even-get-me-started-on-variable-names" argument is true. Sure, you can overdesign in any language, but some inner language characteristics of Java lead to it more than other languages do
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
*jumping forward to
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
for myself, when someone corrects somebody on what they "meant" to say, it means that they got the question right in the first place, so there's nothing to correct if not for the sake of being polemic. IDE or text editor, OP
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
Putting my headphones in, drifting in my own, private world of code is to me one of the simple pleasures of life. Ok with short meetings and thight, small schedules and the like, but put someone watching at my screen while I'm coding a
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
It'a not. Where I work we are usually open for programming positions. Girls simply don't show up, it's not like there are hundreds of them that we send back home because they're women. When I'm on github and I fork
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
It's just a false clam and treated as such. Hacking a program that solves certain specific problems, given precise parameters and boundaries, like or better than a 4 year kid does not mean it has the intelligence of a being that routin
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
When referring to the post that inspired it, it would have been useful to take advantage ad some kind of technology that, let's say, allowed me to click with my mouse on that link you wrote and be magically transported there.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
if you can't beat them with performance and features, go the green way,
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
I can confirm this. On Chrome, though (same machine and same webkit, I guess) it runs smoothly.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
you can spot the resemblance only after two hours of staring at the painting.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
> As a musician when I purchase a synthesizer, I am buying the circuit . The enclosure/build quality/etc is secondary, though obviously an important consideration. The enclosure may be of secondary importance to you as a musician, but
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
I don't know if what I'm about to write applies to education in other countries, since my experience is based in Italy. Well, there are a lot of things that your parents tell you "for your interest" when you're young and that you're suppose
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_D._Carmack
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
When they do they mandatory customer surveys (to come up with ideas like "what people want from their desktop PC is t he ability to touch all over like crazy) I wonder WHO they interview. I maybe a power user, but every time I have to reach
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
well, this sounds like a pc critic in the 70s. "what's new with this thing called personal computer? I see nothing new that couldn't have been done on a mainframe it my university five years ago". but yes, the differ de is that you have now
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
If you put your feelings on a spreadsheet and make charts out of it, you're gonna be a bad husband.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
Irrelevant but I must say it: Node.js forced async IO is its strength but programming it is a pain in the butt.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
Maybe both are just experience, but in the process of learning when I fail at coding, it's just "fuck that, I'll try starting with a simpler task". If you fail at business you may find yourself on the road and bring people with you.
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
oh, the irony. one line he says that he's a clever user that understands business, the other line suggests that what apple should do is change the filesytem. can you picture it? tim saying "one more thing to excite you" and announce a new f
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by pistacchioso 13y ago
I think vi speed is much more theoretical than practical. v5j to select the 5 lines below? Sure, I can't think of a faster mode. BUT in reality 1. you have to check if you're in insert mode or not. Or you think you are, you're not, write vf

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