Guthur

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by Guthur 8y ago
Harassing is a continued assault. Calling some one stupid might be insulting but it is not harassment
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by Guthur 8y ago
Why the sarcasm? I suppose it's not that you can't disagree it's just that apathy means many won't and walk heard first into a Soviet/east german stasi society. This is even the stuff of fiction we have recent histo
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by Guthur 8y ago
I would disagree. We live in a 3d world but more often than not we communicate complex concepts for understanding in 2d; writing and drawings
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by Guthur 8y ago
Strongly implied "Fitbit isn’t the only tech giant to have big gaps in their understanding of women’s lives. Journalist Alexandra Heminsley noticed that neither Apple Watch nor Fitbit let you log pushing a pram as exercise, despite the
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by Guthur 8y ago
And now we just need someone to tell us what that good outcome is we should be moving toward.
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by Guthur 8y ago
And so you know f(a b c) accepts floats, but what good is that if you don't actually know what a b c are. Which is the reason I hate the term type safe. It's type checked but the behavior may or may not be safe.
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by Guthur 8y ago
This was a decent post until he went on the stack overflow rant.
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by Guthur 9y ago
Who exactly would have capability and resources to mount an invasion and then supply the necessary force to occupy a territory the size of Australia.
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by Guthur 9y ago
The main reason I don't believe people can code from a CV is that in app many cases they can't. Many candidates are being completely desingeneous with their experience claims. Quite often it's obvious when you see a laundry l
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by Guthur 9y ago
It's mostly frustrating for me that the state of art for dynamic programming had not really advanced and instead in many cases is an objective regression.
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by Guthur 9y ago
SBCL is quite good at the static checking even in the imo. Not sure what level of maturity it was at 10 years ago though.
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by Guthur 9y ago
Not a very unique style as claimed though. Common Lisp implementations often have a very full featured debugger coupled with conditional restarts the experience is awesome and really should be a preresquite for any dynamic language to be ca
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by Guthur 9y ago
Not sure how you would draw anything about relational algebra from my statement. I love SQL and it's relationship to relational algebra. My only major complaint with sql is the difficulty in being done DRY principles. I like its declar
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by Guthur 9y ago
I really feel the is some what of a confirmation bias with these statements from Haskell users. They have spent so much effort into mapping problems to cat type theory that it becomes hard to approach a problem from any other direction. Edi
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by Guthur 9y ago
Can you provide an example where equals sign is not equality I'm curious.
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by Guthur 9y ago
It's also possible that you can move faster with a dynamically type checked language. I would be of the opinion that it is faster because if static compilation was a free lunch there would be no question
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by Guthur 9y ago
Sorry. I don't feel it would actually validate that at all. It may echo you sentiment that is all. I feel confident in saying there are many highly productive mathematicians and software engineers that do not have a firm grasp of cat t
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by Guthur 9y ago
But its not sbout gender, unless women are more susceptible than men. There're men cleaning at home and work as well.
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by Guthur 9y ago
There is evidence that it's generally phased. First years dominated by the maternal care with the paternal side increasing in later years.
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by Guthur 9y ago
What does double points for same gender mean. Does that mean you get a doubling of the effect from one gender at the expenses of the other. Is that better or worse?
951.
by Guthur 9y ago
Your code is wrapped so you do not have to deal with networking and serialization. Your code must only satisfy the interface and feels native to the language of choice.
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by Guthur 9y ago
Lacking insight or a thoughtful line of questioning, but hardly what i would describe as hostile.
953.
by Guthur 9y ago
Why not? Is there something wrong with expressing an opinion about a programming language. You've just expressed a similar opinion about their right to expression.
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by Guthur 9y ago
Not even remotely universally true. I've seen plenty of static code that is as obtuse as any dynamic code. Authorship holds far more sway than dynamic vs static.
955.
by Guthur 9y ago
Not sure it's really an invention, it's been around for awhile. Check any decent common lisp implementation.
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by Guthur 9y ago
I've worked with common lisp, clojure, python and javascript, and common lisp debuggers are just hands down better in everyway. Check this series for what should be a basic debugging experience by now http://malisper.me&#x2F
957.
by Guthur 9y ago
The true source of your problems there are mutation, which in my opinion is the primary source of issues. Immutable data structures being the most benefit. I also believe dynamic language tooling has regressed.
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by Guthur 9y ago
False equivalence. You can static check this until you ate blue in the face but you still 'hope its there'. You would specify the contract for runtime checking like any sane engineer
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by Guthur 9y ago
Other than some syntax similarity, no
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by Guthur 9y ago
Really? It's mostly likely a typo but somehow is the most salient point for you...

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