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I used to be a professional clojure developer, now I write in ReasonML (syntax change of Ocaml) for work. I would say that that the reason type errors do not hurt Clojure as much as say Javascript is because Clojure data is immutable, and a
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Reason and OCaml are the same language
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Qualcomm is the Oracle of hardware companies
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Much faster compilation times, very strick static type checking, however a very small community. Interop syntax is pretty tedious but it has no performance penalty. For example Clojurescript has a much bigger community.
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I'm pretty sure the Rav4 is considered a SUV. I don't think the Outback is a crossover. Subaru's main crossover seems to be the XV.
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If you look at Los Angeles you can clearly see that the problem is zoning. The only high rises are in the downtown area. It looks almost comical. The vast majority of the city is zoned for single family homes.
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Walmart actually has a pretty good online shopping experience. They even give free 2 day shipping on orders of 35 or more IIRC.
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When I was in college I supplemented my learning with Notes on Diffyqs, which I thought explained things much clearer and concisely than my assigned textbook. It is available for free and has tools for modeling systems in Octave/Matlab
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In general, type checkers almost never catch any errors that wouldn't have been found extremely quickly in a strongly typed dynamic language.
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This bill seems like it forces socialism/command economy on all companies valued greater than 1 billion dollars. It is amazing something like this came from a United States senator. The worst thing about stuff like this is that is soc
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The New York times is an integral part of the police state/big government propoganda machine
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Almost all trains have unions. Unions will fight tooth and nail to keep their jobs
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AMD and Nvidia both have better drivers than Intel, although admittedly Nvidia only offers proprietary drivers.
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Making an API public means that people can do whatever they want with it. If you are not sure if you want to allow the API in the future it should not be public. People will always look to do the laziest thing possible which might mean hook
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Clojure has implementations of CSP, Minikanren and pattern matching all done with macros. I'm not sure how you can call these toy examples
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A common problem with low end devices is specs that make no sense. Why does this device have a quad core processor? I bet this phone would perform much better if they used a slower processor but doubled the memory. It's crazy that Andr
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Intel needs more customers for it's fabs.
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Microsoft Windows is probably the worst software product of all time. All Microsoft has is lawyers and a good marketing department
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This article is missing many critical details. Most notably it doesn't touch on the core identity crisis Intel has been having since the i386. When Intel cut off third party "fabs" from producing its chips, it became reliant
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Any econ 101 teacher who goes off script talking about politics shouldn't be taken seriously. My micro and macro classes did not mention political actions at all unless you consider describing the potential actions of the Federal reser
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Material is a design language. There are many different implementations of it (for the web at least)
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I believe this only applies to federal student loans.
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Perhaps the solution is political, but it involves breaking up the worlds current political order i.e. "democracy".
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It is really a shame Apple has decieded to kill WebGL2.
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Have you had your resume reviewed by other developers?
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If I take a Range Rover, reserse engineer it and sell it for a lower price who is harmed? The society at large or a special interest group involved in the manufacturing of the original Range Rover? If you want to make money off manufacturin
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While it may be easier that way for the developers, it makes sense to make the API more idiotmatic for the target platform/SDK.
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It seems like it's only a matter of time before the fabs are spun off
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The thing that stands out to me here is that Tesla has wasted a ton of time and money building up competency in commodity features. No consumer considers Tesla Seats to be the differentiating factor. Why on earth didn't Tesla just deci
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Clojure is quite clearly the best dynamic language ever created.
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