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by 57844743385 5y ago
Can’t sequoia seedlings be planted around the world?
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by 57844743385 5y ago
I personally find functional languages highly unintuitive.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
There are zero job ads for FORTRAN or cobol in my country’s job site. Languages don’t get no deader than that.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
A search of my country’s main job site says approx: 250 Ruby ads 420 PHP ads 1600 Java ads 1600 python ads 1300 .NET ads
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Lies, damn lies and statistics.
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Ask HN: Why Did Pascal Fail?
75 points by 57844743385 5y ago|165 comments
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Meh. Weak criticisms. Google didn’t do anything to push pythons popularity in the community. If anything it held it back being so committed to version 2. White space is a non issue. At best it ensures readability and consistent structure. A
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Ask HN: do certain development technology choices make recruiting harder?
1 points by 57844743385 5y ago|4 comments
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by 57844743385 5y ago
There’s no next big thing. The internet was the biggest thing humanity will ever do.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
The only way to make housing affordable is to end property investing.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
The amount of pressure Apple is taking without folding is, in itself, disturbing. I guess Tim Cook isn’t the sort to have anyone tell him what to do.
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The Extraordinary CSS of Amit Sheen(codepen.io)
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by 57844743385 5y ago
The people who say latest javascript frameworks are just fashions are not javascript developers. They’re developers from other ecosystems who just want to look down in javascript and feel superior.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
None of this is true. The latest frameworks aren’t just “trends”, like fashion. They’re improved ways of doing things. Better, simpler, more reliable. Advocating to use tech that changes slowly, or avoid latest frameworks is advocating bei
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by 57844743385 5y ago
The breaking of control of these companies has to go much further. Businesses build on the platform and can be killed in an instant by some arbitrary automated decision to kick the developer off the platform with no recourse. That’s complet
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by 57844743385 5y ago
“Validating a user” isn’t a simple thing. The tone of your post implies it should be easy. There’s lots of stuff to do when validating a user. Sure it’s not going to use 14,000 files but it’ll use lots of libraries to get things done.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Just email the Kremlin, they’ll email em straight out. You might need to pay a $30 fee.
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3D CSS with Lighting and Animation(youtube.com)
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by 57844743385 5y ago
A natural outcome of police being above the law. YouTube is full of videos of police caught planting evidence. You’d think it would destroy all police credibility everywhere but that doesn’t seem to be the case. Check out this example: htt
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Welcome, new account from state run influence team.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
But U.S. companies and government doesn’t like Chinese forced labor camps. Sheesh.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Because that’s where the users are.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Really sad that apples walled garden crushes innovation.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
What does this mean?
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by 57844743385 5y ago
“ Any publisher that is dependent on Facebook, or that trusts Facebook, is out of their goddamn mind.” Or google. Or Apple. Or any platform.
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by 57844743385 5y ago
Other countries don’t have the same problem in the same way. Stop manufacturing fentanyl.