alehander42

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   by alehander42 5y ago

   It is about the actual purpose of the Law and it references ritual purification. It's about human traditions vs God's Law. We don't need to wash our hands as a spiritual ritual before eating, we absolutely can wash them if it
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   by alehander42 5y ago

   Location: Plovdiv, Bulgaria Remote: Yes: for 20-30 hours weekly Willing to relocate: Eventually Technologies: compiler development, tooling development, Typescript/Javascript, Python, Ruby, Rust, C, Go, several SQL variants,
3. 33.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   you can use % in firefox to search tabs and ^ to search history and more https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/address-bar-autocomplet... EDIT: and even Vinnl shared it first here , sorry for dup, but maybe you hav
4. 34.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   Yes: we should be honest about atrocities against turks as well. I admit that it's possible that this happened even in Bulgaria, sadly. And I am sure bulgarian historians hide some of this stuff, the same way probably armenian historia
5. 35.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   Can you tell me more about macedonia/bulgarian turks stories: I am a bulgarian and I want to see how the truth, and to see how turkish history sees the events
6. 36.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   That's extremely sad and it is truth that we, people, are doing horrible things to each other for a long time. I hope you find comfort (and I hope God blesses us with the wisdom to fight against our own internal passions). This shouldn
7. 37.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   why is this on 3rd page now
8. 38.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   I really don't think that's your problem: you're probably smart enough, I think this is a bit overrated compared to wisdom and persistence: also, do you like Data Science? Or do you prefer other technologies?
9. 39.▲
   by alehander42 5y ago

   I really hope people realize that indeed both USA and Russia mostly follow their own interests and don't see this as a black/white thing: you see the russian sentiment and downvote it, but don't see how equally biased the US
10. 40.▲
    by alehander42 5y ago

    however: why those instead of iterators or functions? how is a `lens` not a function in general (or a yielding iterator) which return some kind of views?
11. 41.▲
    by alehander42 5y ago

    thanks! i think i now understood the idea
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    Location: Plovdiv, Bulgaria Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Rust, Python, Ruby, Typescript/Javascript, Go, Compiler development, parsing, SQL, frontend (Angular, HTML5, CSS) Less experience: C, Erla
13. 43.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    the default might not be changed in 1.x, but this shouldn't make it less typesafe: access to nilable types would be checked. there are also the z3-integration related checks which might even apply to index bounds or eventually other in
14. 44.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    I am the guy assigned to work on that: sorry for the delay, but it is being worked on.
15. 45.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    nil checking is being worked on : it might be a part of 1.6
16. 46.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    So people like Assange are useful only when they serve your favorite political party ? Not very objective
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    Location: Plovdiv, Bulgaria Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Ruby, Python, Go, Nim. Side projects/learning : C, Haskell, Rust, Erlang, Clojure Résumé/CV: On request Email: alehander42
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    Location: Plovdiv, Bulgaria Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Go, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Nim, Typescript, compiler development, Linux Less experience(university, side projects, experiments) , but really wants to work
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    Location: Bulgaria, Sofia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Ruby, Python, Nim, Go, Typescript, Elixir. Mostly personal stuff with: C, Rust, Rust, a bit of Assembly. Other: PostgreSQL, gdb scripting, various compilers, D
20. 50.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    having a child might be more meaningful than the whole world, I love you, mate!
21. 51.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    isn't this is a very simplistic view on having children? There are much more obvious reasons to have some. also, .. most of use have enough mouths to tell them what they wanna hear, including you and me and our supposed echo chambers a
22. 52.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    well, yes, it is a basic human right, obviously
23. 53.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    i am not sure: you can have "quoting" without this property
24. 54.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    ah, i see what you mean now: anyway, most resources aren't really finite, as many of them are renewable, especially when you have the need and ability of more people
25. 55.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    societies after all are groups of people and sadly people can be easily manipulated : no need to go into "finite systems", please
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    but if this changes the way whole societies live, is this really respect anymore? (X respects his life, but is afraid of even having children because Y)
27. 57.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    i understand it on theory, my problem is that this language assumes human life is somehow "measurable" and comparable to a random number and that regulations/change of society should follow: this sounds to me like the same w
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    once a political view is widely accepted, it starts getting really easy to force it on people
29. 59.▲
    by alehander42 6y ago

    how can a human being be simplifed down to a "lifetime of energy use" and a very carbon-intensive action? I know this language has normalized and that we use it with "good" intentions, but sometimes we sound much more so
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    by alehander42 6y ago

    these days many newer languages have macros: lisp is not alone