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by apta 6y ago
Jetbrains offerings are quite fast. What are you comparing them to?
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by apta 6y ago
Perhaps that explains how they ended up with a subpar language like golang. I'd recommend reading to someone who has a deep understanding of programming like John Carmack.
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by apta 6y ago
Rider and IntelliJ also have the features you mentioned, and then some.
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by apta 6y ago
Can be verified by registering for an account and using the same password.
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by apta 6y ago
What benefits do you find that discord offers over Slack?
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by apta 6y ago
This is side stepping the issue. The solution is very simple and straight forward: you simply buy whatever is "FSA approved", and submit a claim. Can't be any more straight forward. Or as OP presented, you use the same card,
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by apta 6y ago
> Third, the use-it-or-lose-it nature of FSA money. This has always surprised me, as it is nothing but literal gambling. Very strange how this is a "government approved" program.
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by apta 6y ago
> I can't imagine not being able to cut videos on the cli with ffmpeg, You can still do that on Windows: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux
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by apta 6y ago
You can run Linux on Windows, so you get the best of both worlds: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux
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The Worst Typo I Ever Made – Tom Scott(youtu.be)
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by apta 6y ago
It's the government's job to step in then and subsidize the costs.
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by apta 6y ago
It just means that they're heavily underpaid in the UK.
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by apta 6y ago
That's extremely immoral and should be illegal. Someone should sue.
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by apta 6y ago
You might want to check out: https://quarkus.io/
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by apta 6y ago
Paid for by taxes.
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by apta 6y ago
Do those crewmen have an arrest record now? How can it affect their future employment or other conducts?
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by apta 6y ago
> Tools invented for military operations abroad eventually, predictably find their way back domestically. The second R in reduce, reuse, and recycle. /s
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by apta 6y ago
> go is great for long running programs golang's gc is non-compacting. I wouldn't be surprised if there are cases where fragmentation becomes too much for a golang service to continue behaving properly. This becomes more likely
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by apta 6y ago
> But startup time is still not interactively-fast, so for CLIs it's sorta a no They're working on it, for example: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/310
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by apta 6y ago
I'm not OP, but several come to mind: easy to mistakingly ignore return values (such as errors), difficult to compose, difficult to join, boiler plate heavy, no hierarchy/supervisor structuring.
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by apta 6y ago
His comment makes sense. golang "goroutines" are finicky compared to other ways of doing concurrency (e.g. Futures/Tasks in Scala/C# or Java's upcoming green threads). There are several reasons to this, not limited
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by apta 6y ago
Thank you for the thought-provoking discussion.
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by apta 6y ago
The fact that the modern day economy is based on usury (aka interest) seems not to be brought up by either the left or right, even though eliminating it would provide huge value for everyone (except the few at the top). It's a form of
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by apta 6y ago
https://www.zdnet.com/article/chrome-70-of-all-security-bugs...
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by apta 6y ago
> and the social infrastructures that have been deliberately set up by both dealers and drug/alcohol/pharmaceutical companies to get people addicted. I indirectly mentioned that in my post. There is a solution to this problem,
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by apta 6y ago
> Nobody gets up in the morning and says They don't, yet they "drink casually" or "do drugs casually". There's a reason certain religions ban intoxicating substances. Alas, people like to play with fire, the
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by apta 6y ago
Because they consciously and purposely got themselves into it. They played with fire and got burnt. It's not like they woke up in some zombie state and started drinking and doing drugs. Many people abstain from drinking, gambling, etc.
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by apta 6y ago
> What about folks with mental illnesses, physical impairments, advanced age, pregnancy, recovering from injuries, drug/alcohol addiction Drug and alcohol addition are definitely not in the same group as the rest.
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by apta 6y ago
> but now they are trying to kill the convenience by splitting content over 20 platforms Isn't monopoly generally regarded as a bad thing? How do we reconcile that with a single provider in this case?
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by apta 6y ago
Thanks for the information, I didn't know that. It just make it weirder how the language turned out. Perhaps he didn't influence the initial design enough?

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