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by 0x445442 5y ago
Yes I recently started programming with Dart and I find it incredible how little buzz there is around it. I’m using it for writing small scripts right now and it’s been so refreshing to not run into one road block. The installation process
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by 0x445442 5y ago
No you’re not the only one. The problem with Terraform “Scripting” is in a lot of cases it takes a loooong time to find out your “runtime” errors. These are typically fat fingered strings. I think something like AWS CDK, where you find thes
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by 0x445442 5y ago
You might want to checkout Matthew Crawford’s writings. He talks a lot about the desire to work with your hands and the agency it brings us. An agency that is often missing from corporate knowledge work.
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by 0x445442 5y ago
Back in my college days, the HP 48sx was an extension of my soul.
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by 0x445442 5y ago
Sure the font and justification could have been different, to each his own. But yeah, I was referring to the simplicity, the table layout, prudent use of color and the absence of JS. I find the web to be unusable without configuring a Pi-Ho
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by 0x445442 5y ago
For anyone wanting to blog, take note of this one's style, layout and presentation. It's what the web was meant to be.
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by 0x445442 5y ago
It says no more the 20% of the population was going to catch it, which was the claim of the comment.
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by 0x445442 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-020-00808-x.pdf
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by 0x445442 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41590-020-00808-x.pdf
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by 0x445442 5y ago
Due to T-Cell immunity, a max of 20% of the population was ever going to catch the CV19 version of the flu anyway. Its obvious at this point the reaction was extremely disproportional to the risk.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
So in a one world government China and India should decide what's best for the rest of the world... Got it.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Or Verizon starts deciding what voice conversations are allowed on "their" network.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Yeah, when Java 8 introduced the Function interface I started to program this way as well. I get push back some times from the those not initiated to the functional style because I have a ton of little function that do one thing. Unfortunat
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I guess the down votes are by those too young to have lived through a few of those circles.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Yeah, I've never used the combination professionally but Any wity Ivy always struck me as the happy zone. Although, over time, Maven's lack of explicit flow control has bothered me less and less.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Or, if someone like Bruce Eckel has these observations it may be time to take a step back and listen.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Not only that, but I'm getting the feeling a developer's best option these days for maximizing pay increases is to spend their free time on Leetcode. Which in my opinion is a problem from an industry perspective.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Right, I've actually used this before when I wanted to get out of Jury Duty.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Yeah, Factor's environment looks really similar to something like Smalltalk. The thing with Forth is that it looks really daunting to perform higher level tasks that I'd be interested in performing on a day to day basis.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Having never developed code professionally in Lisp, my question would be; does the REPL work flow replace test code? Because if the REPL is being used as a replacement for tests, then I can see future readers having a harder time groking th
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I think most Lispers reckon REPL development the way it was described; analogous to editing code in a Smalltalk Browser and Doing/Inspecting it in a Smalltalk Workspace. WRT Smalltalk, you can Do/Inspect code in a Workspace and th
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by 0x445442 6y ago
What if you're a candidate for employment and can negotiate more individually, as a non-union member?
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by 0x445442 6y ago
In your scenario, the good news would be that you'd be within you're rights as a juror to vote not guilty on the grounds you did not think the law was just; it's called Jury Nullification. The bad news is, the "justice s
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Because of various org restrictions I attempted to create a developers image on Windows 10. I got the container running but mounting the volumes back to my host workspace was not performant. A build that took 10 seconds on the host took 90
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Slightly off topic but indirectly relevant... Any acceptance of a Government backed crypto currency should be contingent on moving all Government transactions to an open blockchain ledger.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
At the design level where stresses strains and loads are the considerations, it’s nothing about the people. I think that’s the level the parent was thinking of.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Yeah Groovy seems to be falling through the cracks in terms of mind share but the language still moves forward. It’s kind of a head scratcher.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
It's an astute observation, especially if you have not heard Alan Kay's thoughts on the subject. He calls our industry a Cargo Cult and explicitly compares it to fashion and pop culture. Keeping with the anology I'm sure ther
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by 0x445442 6y ago
I first heard the stament of the title about 20 years ago, it's not new.
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by 0x445442 6y ago
Those two criteria make no case for mask mandates nor lockdowns. Also, looking at those to data points alone is a woefully inadquate model for policy decisions.

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