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541.
by azth 5y ago
Exactly my experience and others on the team I'm in. golang is extremely verbose as to detract from the underlying logic.
542.
by azth 5y ago
You don't get stack traces with wrapping errors, which means exceptions are still strictly superior.
543.
by azth 5y ago
I find golang much harder to read due to its extreme verbosity that detracts away from the logic the code is trying to do.
544.
by azth 5y ago
> A better (but still not perfect) pattern is to wrap the errors So manually reinvent exceptions :-)
545.
by azth 5y ago
Drunk driving is illegal, drinking isn't. Just because drunk driving is illegal doesn't mean people care or are trustworthy to abide. The stats speak for themselves. And as I mentioned, it's not just drunk driving, but homici
546.
by azth 5y ago
It can be done correctly without lives lost. See Islamic nations for their entire existence pre Sykes Picot
547.
by azth 5y ago
It's incredibly offensive. They're projecting how English works on gendered nouns onto other language (Spanish) and then getting worked up over it. It's astounding that the people pushing the term don't see the irony.
548.
by azth 5y ago
The solution is Zakat. Look it up.
549.
by azth 5y ago
Interest doesn't have to be money, it's any benefit received for giving a loan. In this case, the benefit received is staying in the apartment unit in exchange for the loan.
550.
by azth 5y ago
This is the natural outcome of building an economy based on usury/interest, which is exactly what this transaction is.
551.
by azth 5y ago
> Basically, if you put down a huge deposit (like $90,000: 50% to 90% of the value of the property), you don't pay any monthly rent and get the entire deposit back when you move out. So you're giving them a usurious loan basica
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Wearable device detects a wider-than-ever range of airborne toxins(newatlas.com)
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553.
by azth 5y ago
My guess is that golang's GC is optimized for latency at the expense of throughput, limiting the max memory size.
554.
by azth 5y ago
I'm not sure what their answer means. They used a similar hand wavy answer about why the language has null pointers. "Complication" here refers to how complicated their implementation of the compiler is, not the end user comp
555.
by azth 5y ago
In some countries, you can pay Uber with cash.
556.
by azth 5y ago
It doesn't change the fact that homosexuals have much much higher incidents of HIV/AIDs.
557.
by azth 5y ago
It's so weird why they're adding a slices package instead of making them functions on the slice itself. They did the same with strings. Compare strings.ToUpper(strings.Replace(strings.Trim(s), "a", "b")))
558.
by azth 5y ago
Even with generics, it has so many issues: * Error handling is error prone and awkward. * No proper enums * No sum types/pattern matching * Null pointers exist * Its interfaces are very awkward. There are superior implementations of wh
559.
by azth 5y ago
> I think we can fight ideologies Which ideologies? And which ideology do you want to replace those ideologies with? Do you see the issue?
560.
by azth 5y ago
I can't tell if what you're suggesting is serious. Very presumptuous to assume that the liberal Western philosophy is the "true" way and the "moral" way. It isn't, not even by a 100 miles.
561.
by azth 5y ago
I meant the scenario where a Canadian resident but non-citizen wants to return to his country, but he's not vaccinated. Is the Canadian government going to prevent him from boarding a plane?
562.
by azth 5y ago
Does this include international travelers? Is it legal to prevent someone from going back to their country if they are not vaccinated? What about incoming passengers? Are they going to have ties with all incoming airlines to check vaccinati
563.
by azth 5y ago
Who's audacious enough to claim that they want to "fix" the "Middle East" (a colonialist term by the way). Do people ever stop to think why it's in its current state to begin with? Who split it up divide and co
564.
by azth 5y ago
Is the IDE based on Eclipse/IntelliJ/something else?
565.
by azth 5y ago
I've seen and worked with enterprise golang code. Ugh.
566.
by azth 5y ago
What was your base investment that you made 300% profit on if you don't mind sharing?
567.
by azth 5y ago
> And since the main purpose of religion is dividing people on Us vs Them Wow, that's so misguided. No, it's not the main purpose of religion.
568.
by azth 5y ago
Another illegitimate occupier defeated. Is anyone surprised?
569.
by azth 5y ago
> because the remaining willfully unvaccinated population is both anti-mask and anti-vax. That's not quite true. I know people who are not anti-vax, nor anti-mask, but they have an aversion to a new untested vaccine.
570.
by azth 5y ago
What are you implying?

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