Eji1700

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by Eji1700 4y ago
> What if one of my inputs was an imaginary number? Then the code would call that out and not compile and run until you handled that case (at least in F#, i believe ocaml and haskell have strong typing as well for this reason but it&#x27
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by Eji1700 4y ago
And could only be reached after a months long journey with 0 ability to resupply of ANY kind. No trees and fruit, no fish and desalination, no colonies along the way. Just months of nothing (and yes i'm aware that because of this the
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Yeah this has generally been my experience with f#. On top of all that runtime errors are way less common because the compiler catches so much more
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by Eji1700 4y ago
It's because I've expanded on my issues with linux over and over and over again. And there's always some laundry list of "well did you try..." followed by the kind of forum hunting for answers and CLI inputs that I
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I've attacked it as a viable option because linux users seem to handwave some of the things that make it a non viable option for a large % of the population. I've tried linux 3 or so times over the years, always the "friendly
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by Eji1700 4y ago
He’s a less self aware Steve Jobs. For whatever reason people will throw themselves on the tracks for them.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Depends on your definition of wiped out. In order to get the loans for this he wound up putting up a ton of Tesla stock. He won’t be poor, but he could possibly lose control of Tesla and likely by extension things like space x. He’ll likely
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Let’s not forget calling a man a pedo in a public tantrum AB and advocating for prosecuting Fauci among a litany of terrible anti worker positions. Assholes can do good things. I just don’t get why we can’t call them assholes
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I joked recently that the only way this could get worse for Musk is if he adopted Mickey Mouse as the official logo of twitter, but this could be a close second. God knows twitter has become (fortunately and unfortunately) a major news sour
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Thank you. I’m sick of seeing so many people defend this nonsense by portraying it as a safety issue. This issue is public. It’s required to be public. Someone pointing out public info is not a safety issue
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Yeah I really think the banks backed this deal with the intention of carving up Musk because of the way he financed this. I don’t know enough about the subject to be confident but I wouldn’t be shocked if he loses control of Tesla in the lo
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by Eji1700 4y ago
To me, this point alone continues to highlight that musk is just focusing on looks instead of function- > Tablets. I drove a modern Mercedes truck with tablets and it's pin in the arse. Tablets are simply not designed for use in mov
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by Eji1700 4y ago
From my pov blizzard was already draining LONG before activision. The success of WoW killed their creativity and standards as they could just focus on recycled cliche on rails content and make loads of cash. That said, even if it's ac
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by Eji1700 4y ago
That seems EXTREMELY high unless people weren't already using things like snippets to help automate boilerplate.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I was hoping they'd have examples of this variant in the testing data, because I think it MASSIVELY alters how you have to play
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Really? Looked into the economics/fundamentals of the hyper loop? Or the crappy excuse for one they built in Vegas? How about that Mars mission?
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Correct. More people need to be aware of this. The 1 billion termination fee was never on the table
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by Eji1700 4y ago
He bought it because he was sued for specific performance and was legally screwed in every available way. He literally waived due diligence and signed a contract with a specific performance clause. Companies couldn’t prove a MAC in the midd
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Having it brought to my attention, and as someone who never got into twitter, I figured I'd give it a shot and see if it fit my desires better. So far it mostly just doesn't work, so that's neat.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
If you're some midsized average company it's probably fine. If you're one of the tech giants scraping for top talent, it's going to be a massive dent in all your future hiring.
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Here's an idea, don't waive due diligence and sign up to buy something at a price that was already aggressive, and then complain about the exact issues which you'll later hope to try and prove a MAC. Any high paid lawyer woul
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by Eji1700 4y ago
> Look at any modern business. A lot of employees will have studied something in humanities. And if businesses didn't require 4 year degrees for jobs that don't need them, they wouldn't. We literally gatekeep careers base
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Ive seen people fired for less in certain environments and the guy literally two comments above talks about showing up and hour early
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by Eji1700 4y ago
And others work in environments that will get you fired for sweating. Its not about "office cred". Its about doing your job, and theres plenty where having bad BO is going to affect your ability, especially in more formal enviro
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Trikes are not a nice solution for people who get hit, lose control, or crash into something. Again its the consequence of something, even if its your fault. Obviously speeding in a car can kill someone, but fender benders are pretty commo
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by Eji1700 4y ago
You seem to be missing the point that standing stationary with no shade in 100+ weather will make some people sweat, even if in shape. Its a natural response, and thats before you consider your attire. Again people can bring a change of cl
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I do think this is a more complex problem than people give credit. I've seen bike lanes added to roads, and almost no one is happy. There's always idiot drivers and bikers and every now and then someone gets hurt or killed. Bike
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by Eji1700 4y ago
Even in cases like that (SQL is sometimes supposed to be all caps), it's pretty trivial to either make it all caps, or to throw caps on another layer and quickly access it. It might actually justify it's positional priority in you
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by Eji1700 4y ago
I suspect at least 10+ depending on your definition. Tools like this will absolutely be used by professionals to cut out portions of the workload, but there's still a large gap between something like this and actually making a coherent
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by Eji1700 4y ago
It'll be an interesting line to be sure. Right now the tech still requires some nuance to be able to slap it all together into what I think most people would want. While i expect the interface and the like to get a lot better, all good

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