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by Pay08 6mo ago
The suffragette movement was hardly a revolution in the traditional sense.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reign_of_Terror
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by Pay08 6mo ago
That comes with the caveat that most revolutions happen against failed states. Those pretty much don't get the chance to be violent.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
The present situation is very tolerable, actually.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Have you seen people?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I can't wait for this to be used for assassination by peanut.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
This is from last year, the stdlib was much more bare back then.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Fuck it, by that logic C and Python are the same language.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
You really need to read up on your history.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Wow that's a lot of snobbish superiority.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Guess what, most music I listen to didn't have more thought put behind it than "this sounds good" either.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Not to mention sudo-rs.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Sad that you want a return to the Reign of Terror.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Might as well use Guix then. You still have the declarative config language, but also a turing-complete (and convenient) programming language.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
That's been an issue for years from my impression of the state of NixOS. There are other problems too, like a lot of open source packages doing straight binary downloads instead of actually building the software.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
In every IDE I have ever used, the autocomplete hasn't been a problem. They at the very least tend to put the concrete type you're working with at the top of the list. As for type errors, the strictness that static typing enforces
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by Pay08 6mo ago
To be clear, I don't have a problem with static typing. It has it's place, but all things being equal, I prefer dynamic (or even better, gradual) typing. I never put much water into the various verbosity criticisms, whether it&#x2
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Wasn't the question about modifying an existing image?
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Oh yeah, I'm massively in favour of gradual typing. Python's choice to not actually enforce type hints is perhaps the most moronic language design I've ever seen.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Yes, as a backend. Clang as the `zig cc` frontend will stay (and become optional) to my knowledge.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
They're not planning on dropping Clang.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I don't really see how that's different from a normal binary install of a reproducible package. Especially with the lacking quality of a lot of Nix packages.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Debian already has an ongoing project for this: https://wiki.debian.org/ReproducibleBuilds .
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I don't know, I'm not an Apple person. But I do hate (and suck at) writing emails, so anything that makes it easier is welcome for me.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
I mean, a good portion of American cities are named after destroyed historical ones. Sodom the city itself doesn't exist anymore, it's a wider geographical naming AFAIK.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Interestingly enough, I have never needed them there. Granted, I have written a few orders of magnitude less Haskell than I have C++. Still, the difference is worth interrogating (when I'm less sleep deprived).
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Nope. Closest thing I have used was probably Haskell.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
As someone who's immensely skeptical about AI, this is probably the best usecase I've seen for it after code reviews. I wish Thunderbird would get AI integration.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Does that mean they are in breach of Privacy Shield if I'm in the EU.
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by Pay08 6mo ago
Errors that you can recover from. I simply appreciate the added flexibility. Have you ever tried making a container of arbitrary types in C++?

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