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by apta 6y ago
You look at the transaction end-to-end, and what the intention behind it is. Don't get stuck in the technicalities, as that's the cause of many issues we see today.
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by apta 6y ago
golang has got nothing on Java's (and the JVM's) performance, monitoring, profiling, GCs, etc. Not to mention all the new features Java is getting which are not even on golang's roadmap, such as records and pattern matching.
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by apta 6y ago
> This question should have said "woman" instead of "female". So women are not female?
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by apta 7y ago
> are likely Tesla shorts and day traders What's baffling is how shorting is even legal. It's strictly gambling and benefiting off the misfortune of others.
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by apta 7y ago
Why isn't it a good thing if (corrupt) dealerships go out of business? Less praying on the less-informed, less disposable cars on the road, etc. Seems like a win to everyone.
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by apta 7y ago
You point out the conflicts of interest involved, this just means that dealers (at least for new cars) need to be completely cut out, and the car manufacturer itself should be responsible for selling (like Tesla). This would solve so many i
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by apta 7y ago
What features does it have over DBeaver?
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by apta 7y ago
Far from it in fact.
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by apta 7y ago
> Go starts to falter compared to Haskell. Not just Haskell, but any mature OO language/runtime as well (JVM, .NET). The fact remains that golang is popular because of Google's name behind it. While its concurrency model is so
610.
by apta 7y ago
> Go probably is a better successor to Java since it’s useful for building distributed systems. Far from it. golang, both the language and the ecosystem offer nothing close to what Java (and the JVM) offer in terms of building reliable
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by apta 7y ago
> I think you will find that human manufacture and consumption of alcohol predates the idea of companies. I know it does. However, we know better now, and there is no logical reason to consume it. In fact, the risks to consumption are mu
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by apta 7y ago
It's a necessary step either way. The point is that you're going to have to clean whatever you end up purchasing anyway.
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by apta 7y ago
Are we really surprised though? This is just capitalism at work.
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by apta 7y ago
> Many, many more people drink alcohol responsibly than those who cause problems with it. The argument is that those who do cause issues cause them in a disproportionate manner that it makes total sense to ban it outright. It is 100% the
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by apta 7y ago
I think it is. Look at alcohol for example. Governments that permit alcohol consumption "trust" that people will "drink responsibly". However, just look at the disasters that alcohol has brought about, from drunk driving
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by apta 7y ago
> we currently still trust people to do the right thing Except it's been shown time and time again that people can't be trusted to do the right thing.
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by apta 7y ago
You need an IDE for any non-trivial project in any language.
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by apta 7y ago
> I feel bad for the Fed folks Don't. The entire financial structure is based on parasitic and immoral practices that people have known about for thousands of years now (charging usury, aka "interest", comes to mind). The
619.
by apta 7y ago
Would someone be able to negotiate a 0% loan with a bank you think?
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by apta 7y ago
Muslims are prohibited to deal with interest with anyone, Jews or anyone else. So no, it was not outsourced to them. If Jews were allowed to lend money with interest to non-Muslims, that's a separate topic altogether. Muslims still had
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by apta 7y ago
Usury/interest are banned according to Islamic Law. This means that until very recently when Western banks were forced into the Middle East, all the nations there were operating interest-free. This includes the Ummayad, Abbassid, and O
622.
by apta 7y ago
golang's approach is inferior and error prone. We already have better designed languages.
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by apta 7y ago
Which is a strictly inferior and botched way to go about it, especially since golang was designed from scratch.
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by apta 7y ago
We already know that it's possible to build an economy that is interest/usury free. It's been done before. It's just that the people benefiting from it today make easy money, while putting down the section of the populat
625.
by apta 7y ago
I don't know why the government doesn't intervene and outright ban these practices.
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by apta 7y ago
> Rust is not close to hardware as C What does that entail exactly? And why is it a "good thing" to be close to the hardware even if we were to accept that statement?
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by apta 7y ago
Unethical and dangerous company. Hopefully the entire industry goes down.
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by apta 7y ago
What's the internal codesearch tool written in?
629.
by apta 7y ago
Can't tell if sarcastic.
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by apta 7y ago
It will cause issues if a type implements the interface where it didn't mean to.

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