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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Isn't likely to be from dice because it's such an ancient expression, like from Roman times?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
That might be why there are 2 different words for those 2 things.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
That's quite a claim.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
The sandwich analogy doesn't really hold up.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Cool, I think it's Matt Stonie on the right in the competitive eating GIF.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
It's like there's an echo in here.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Like C or like Java with the GC turned off?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
With all the free, empty land inside of major cities?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
See if you can get anywhere with Python first. Making a 5 year plan before you even get started isn't going to help you do anything except stall.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
As if it's not already via your cell phone?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
No, people are just lazy. It's not like people don't mix up the two in other regions.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
There are places that are closer to the equator.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
It seems like a specious claim that they're struggling to afford it, when so many do manage to afford it.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
> but I sometimes wonder if we’re living in a collective delusion that the current toolchain is great when it’s really just morbidly complex. Epiphany of the year there.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
> Most of the comments suggest this is due to the lack of content. While I accept this might be a cause for the bad ranking, the lack of content is quite intentional, the page is meant to be... The reason for you omitting content isn&#x2
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
I'm not sure if that's sarcasm or not. Maybe I'm just not hip.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
You supposedly still get benefits, like wage increases.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
> but don't have to pay any fees That's not true.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
It'd be great if the secret to language design was cramming in as many features as possible.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Does the trench coat make it sound better, or is he in a melting Fortress of Solitude?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
The one guy's glasses look animated.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Isn't focusing done automatically anyway?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
You could do the obvious thing and focus on a task or two at a time. I'm not sure how much more obvious it could be here.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Isn't that just 'fail fast' behavior vs. silent ata corruption?
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
That's quite a claim. Maybe it's other things preventing people from being billionaires, like the fact that there are so few CEO positions, for starters.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
> It's to set direction/vision, create opportunity and ensure there is money in the bank. Getting funding I understand, but the other 2 are so nebulous and/or trivial sounding it's no wonder people sometimes make fun
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
I have used all 3 extensively, too. And when it comes to large, sloppy code bases, I'd take the Java over the Python any day.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
No, those things aren't even boilerplate.
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
Even if that were true, it still wastes a lot of space and can make reading the whole body of code more difficult. Just think about how easy it would be if Java had 2 or 5 times the boilerplate code it has now. According to you it'd
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by 35bge57dtjku 9y ago
That certainly doesn't mean it's because of their dynamic typing. And Erlang and Clojure, as nice as they are, are still about as popular as AWK is.

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