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Nekorosu
6y ago
Just got Death Stranding on sale. Got hooked immediately. It fits very well into a social isolation theme.
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6y ago
Could you elaborate on your point?
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6y ago
The real question is, are Github Actions Turing complete?
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7y ago
Goodbye-Civil-Liberties virus.
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Arturia Keystep Pro
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Theory of Constraints for managing bottleneck in the software delivery process
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Barbershop Music
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7y ago
But you can have a free sweater and create your company too.
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Sweat of the Brow
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Threshold of Originality
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8y ago
A hackable slideshow framework for hackers on hacker news. :) From now on everyone should call their project hackable if it has a public API.
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8y ago
It's anecdotal evidence. I don't have a degree and I don't contribute to open source because I have something better to do in my free time. Still, I have a decent developer job.
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8y ago
> Otherwise how could it do anything at all?? By passing data.
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9y ago
It's not class-based OOP.
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9y ago
It didn't occur to me. Makes perfect sense.
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9y ago
I only buy Swedish pork. It has reasonable price. But I always buy Australian beef when I want a steak. It has so much better price to quality ratio. My personal experience with the Oatly milk is absolutely the same. Looks like veganism is
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9y ago
Clojure supports class based OOP? Never heard of it. Could you give me a link to the relevant documentation page?
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9y ago
There is a comment from the author that states he hasn't mentioned Clojure because it's FP language. He doesn't go into details bit it looks like he just skipped everything that doesn't support class based OOP. Scala has
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9y ago
Much more than six projects for sure. Nice pun though. I started using React before the hype train. I couldn't care less about Facebook's reasons but I enjoy the fact they somehow built a library which is a good fit for some of my
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9y ago
Somehow author jumps from the problem of convenient data structures updating and immutability to Redux which solves a different problem. There are several things about React, Redux and React based tech stacks: 1. React requires knowledge of
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9y ago
I see. I've interpreted "the wealthy" meaning too narrow and haven't taken in account everything you've mentioned. Thanks for the info.
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9y ago
Hi. I'm a Russian citizen living in Sweden. I have a work visa. The income tax is progressive and hits the ceiling of 60% pretty fast. I don't remember exactly but I think it does if your salary is more than 60000 Swedish kronas (
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9y ago
Clojure is more than Lisp and less than Lisp. I love it for the "more" part.
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9y ago
Thanks for clarifications. I actually pay some attention to Elm evolution and check the official blog from time to time. I was much more interested in Elm several years ago and I even tried to get a job at Prezi (Evan Czaplicki was still wo
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9y ago
Worth mentioning that Clojure(Script) comes from a different school of thought (Lisps) and has its own approach to development called REPL driven development. It allows you to experiment a lot and fail fast. Large projects are absolutely do
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9y ago
Always nice to read a discussion on lambda the ultimate. :)
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9y ago
I've never said they're the same. Probably I wasn't clear enough but it was analogy not a technical comparison. Your clarifications make sense though.
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9y ago
Thanks! That's really interesting and makes sense. I should definitely do some research on the topics you've mentioned. Your closing questions has a point I agree on.
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Development on top of ethereum platform is in it's infancy. SQL injection attacks were as frequent when web development was young. I haven't checked it myself but I guess the current API is quite low level and doesn't include
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9y ago
There were a lot of flash sites with marvelous experience. The site size was controlled by its creator. There is no difference in this regard between bloated flash site and bloated site built with standard browser APIs. Indexing was fixable
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