MattDamonSpace

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   by MattDamonSpace 6y ago

   The difficulty at this point is that states have little recourse to change corn policy on the national level. They’re forced to take action within their own scope, and a tax is something they can enact.
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   by MattDamonSpace 6y ago

   They’re looking to build demand over time by making Swift available in as many places as possible. And this is the Swift Open Source team, not Apple specifically. It’s not an Apple business decision (aside from lowering the learning hurdle
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   by MattDamonSpace 7y ago

   Yep. I've been sitting here thinking Amazon was going to spool up tons of retail locations that leveraged their tech to create a massive moat that other Brick & Mortars couldn't possibly compete with. In hindsight it seems obv
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   by MattDamonSpace 7y ago

   Maybe, although they did just hire Dave Abrahams, who was on the Swift Standard Library team for years and seems like an excellent hire: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Abrahams_(computer_pro...