Sssnake

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by Sssnake 13y ago
>If your Ansible scripts are in Ruby The popular options are in ruby. Just because you use a less popular one that is written in python doesn't change the main point.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>How do you create that initial AMI? CMs make answering that question simple. No, they make it slower and more complex. The idea being that after you have built a config, future clones will be easier. But you already get a better solut
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Why are people so thrilled about a slower more error prone way to do what amazon provides already? Just make an ami for each kind of server you want. Now you skip the waiting part, and the "oops, my pile of messy ruby scripts fucked
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by Sssnake 13y ago
It doesn't matter how silly you think it is. You don't create a system that reinforces bad behavior and then say "oh, but you should magically turn off your human nature and do the opposite of the what the system teaches you
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>Of course, you'll say sexism in the industry really doesn't exist No, I say it is rare, no more common than in any other industry, and goes in both directions. But debating what I say rather than a strawman is too much effort
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Only 1 and 3 are relevant, and I don't believe either of them are true. The rest of those apply equally to all sorts of other skilled trades.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>They are not well represented in computer software Are they "well represented" in any skilled trade? Why is this one specific skilled trade such a unique cause for concern and inventing crazy reasons to blame the people in th
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>Surely the most common source of memory corruption is bounds violations. Surely the most common source of oranges is orange trees. >Even reconciling our disagreement on terminology You aren't reconciling it, you are just repeati
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Trying to turn a language into a totally and completely different language is dumb. This is not complicated. Civil discourse also requires that you take the time to read and comprehend words before you reply to them with crap.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>What a disgustingly ignorant thing to say Was that intended as a warning for the rest of your post? >It's ridiculous to expect someone to put up with harassment and vitriol Of course it is. And since that does not happen any mo
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>I know several women in the industry, from marketing wizard to expert programmer with publish credits, who have to tip toe when they go to a company because men are being trained that all women are like Shanley in the industry And that
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by Sssnake 13y ago
People lose their jobs for this kind of shit, it is ridiculous.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>sanxiyn's comment seems to fully understand the context No it doesn't, given that the context was specifically runtime checks like array bounds checking, and he replied with a non-sequitur about memory corruption. >That doe
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Context is cool. With context, you can participate in a conversation, rather than stating an obvious but non-sequitur fact. By definition, type checks are done at compile time. Haskell's defer-type-errors is precisely an example of
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by Sssnake 13y ago
No, dumb ideas are dumb. It has nothing to do with java. Haskell is statically typed, and it is far more advanced than the languages you are thinking of when you think advanced.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
I've seen rust. I don't know what you think is so heavily influenced by scripting languages, you'll have to share.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
But he said type safety, which is entirely compile time and allows you to avoid run time checks, making it faster not slower.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>kotlin looks cool except they should do all kinds of dumb stuff as if it were a scripting language It is a statically typed language designed to try to drag java programmers kicking and screaming into the 1970s. Virtually everything yo
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>I'm largely ignorant of the details of go other than its original positioning It is a faster python with a very primitive type system tacked on. I don't know how they ended up there from their original idea of a systems langu
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by Sssnake 13y ago
You are repeating what appears to be a completely baseless claim all over this discussion. What evidence do you have to support the notion that languages you happen to dislike decrease flow?
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Yeah, that's what I was saying. He is taking his personal experience, and generalizing it as if it were a universal truth. That's why I said exactly that.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>The last time I looked chaining collection operations still required unnecessary boilerplate and was not even the default way to use collections. Did they fix that? I can't even imagine what you are talking about, so I can't s
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by Sssnake 13y ago
No, it is a counter point. Demonstrating that all you can glean from someone's personal experience is their personal experience, not some universal truth about the languages.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
You should try haskell sometime, their version of collections is much better. Complaints about cabal are of the same nature as complaints about every package manager "hey I tried to do something that can't be done and it said it
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by Sssnake 13y ago
You are generalizing your experience and treating it as though it were some universal truth. I am far more productive in clojure than in go.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3043071/ Stop acting like a child just because reality doesn't fit your preconcieved notions of how things should be.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>Since the distress is solely caused by the the culture being "less supportive of those lifestyles," But it isn't. Mental illness, depression and suicide are disproportionately high among transsexsuals, both pre and post
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by Sssnake 13y ago
There is no reason to believe that SRS will "cure" your depression. Suicide rates stay just as high post-op. Many people undergo the procedure only to find it did not help them at all.
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by Sssnake 13y ago
>Because just being her roommate, under the previous legislation, would have classified as 'living off the avails' No it wouldn't. You have to actually be doing something for her. Children, spouses, roommates, etc are al
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by Sssnake 13y ago
Yeah, finding java programmers is super hard. Not like there's literally hundreds of times more of them than there are ruby programmers or anything. Facebooks is building HHVM because it is too late to do it right in the first place.

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