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Guthur
5y ago
Please can you illuminate me on what rule I actually broke, the OP was implying something about me that was unsubstantiated and in my view clearly nonsense?
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5y ago
And places like Sydney are expensive in no small part because of issues like negative gearing and zoning controls, all in direct control of the government. Also the government is under no incentive to change the status quo because like any
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5y ago
It's sort of strange that this selective pronoun approach only really works in an online context and doesn't scale appropriately to real life interactions, to the point where pronouns become useless as an information compression a
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5y ago
Even better solution, stop tracking your citizens.
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5y ago
I don't think it's particularly unique to Australia. I've seen the same thing happening in the UK as well. I'm currently residing in Australia and it's the same conversation as the UK, no one takes liberty seriously
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5y ago
In some strange ways I wish I never had. And I'm truly not being overly hyperbolic when I say I struggle to enjoy programming in other languages. I can do it but I can just never quite make the other languages fit how I want to think a
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5y ago
I'm not sure how I could have been any clearer. I said I was not criticising the choice by the individual developer but rather voicing my frustration at the prevalence of that choice. I don't eat pork so I don't actually care
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5y ago
Phew, still early access. I thought I was going lose my week there :p. Not really a criticism of the developers choice but personally I find the prevalence of early access infuriating. I often play games for awhile and then move on. I also
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5y ago
This article, per usual, is creating a completely false narrative. Just by opposing a particular bill that is ostensibly aimed at controlling the climate does not mean you are opposed to all actions aligned with that bills outward goals.
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5y ago
To be honest; "hard to maintain", "technical debt", "total rewrite required", "monolith to micro service", probably "micro service to monolith" at some point, all of these appear no matter w
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5y ago
How many checks and how much low interest debt, how many tax breaks and increased social care spending? All of it feeds in.
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5y ago
Well this article is about Common Lisp :). You could easily use CLOS or Structs in Common Lisp to do DTO. If you were using CLOS for DTOs you'd also have generic functions to dispatch on said DTOs.
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5y ago
The cartoon examples are exactly what are being brought by the counter argument the fact that i may take a position and defend it does not automatically mean that we can't get along and even work together. We can continue to hold posit
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5y ago
Amd what about compromising your believes and position means you will attain greater truth. You are naturally assuming that ever side of a debate has merit and i don't see how you could make that assumption. If I go to argue against so
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5y ago
But this was a central planned choice. Brexit pulled the rug out from under the market and was a centralised choice not a market reaction. Also I'm unaware of whether or not the UK government, one of largest and oldest bureaucracies in
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5y ago
And isn't it so good that he can be an investment banker by his choice and not be forceful reallocated by the state.
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5y ago
Debate has not been some private school grandstand it's at the centre of much of the hard science discourse and rather than the plaything of philosophy such as dialectics.
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5y ago
The major Achilles heel of communism is its central planning. It was, and likely still is, intractable to model the nuances and therefore inherent flexibility of a price based market system. The Soviet Union would seesaw back and forth from
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5y ago
I have broader issues with estimates and deadlines but when pushed i follow a general rule. If the problem is not some trivial configuration or otherwise mundane change I measure it in weekly units. With weekly units it's unlikely for
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5y ago
What the hell are you actually on about. Don't take any single point of view as Canon gospel, sure. But just completely dismissing them would call into question whether anyone's view is actually relevant. What nihilistic nonsense.
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5y ago
Is there something similar to Godwin's law for when white male comes up on internet discourse? If there isn't there should be :)
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5y ago
Is that a mod for HoI 4?
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I'm far from an expert but given the timeliness and complexity of 5th generation fighters I'm sceptical this could be operational by 2035 unless there have already been significant work or it's more of an iterative generation
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5y ago
One of the problems I have found is that we don't talk the same language when communicating with the business, we use terms like "Technical Debt", "Test Coverage", even "Minimal Viable Product". In my opin
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5y ago
Not the main point of the article but I'd strongly disagree that Keynesian economics were effort dropped, government spending has been ever increasing since the 1940s and in the 80s it accelerated and just before the GFC it seemed to h
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5y ago
Lol, this stinks of PR BS. It's Intel's vertical integration that has hamstrung its chip design for about half a decade. 10nm transition was an unmitigated disaster and because of it Intel has haemorrhaged technical dominance and
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5y ago
This, completely. Data modelling is the skill that is missing the most throughout the process. As you say that's developing a business domain model and mapping that to an appropriate persistence model. Both layers are important and qui
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Love it, both farcical and terribly serious.
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Yes, didn't mean to imply it was unique to Lisp. And when there is little distinction between what you distribute and what you develop in then it's very apt.
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5y ago
We do have a term for it, it's Image based programming. The primary means of interacting with said image is quite often the REPL, and so the two may have become synonymous.
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