bontaq

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by bontaq 7y ago
Absolutely, after stack happened and ghc started a faster release cycle it felt like the system was breathing again. 10M more users would be detrimental at this point, because the language is actually moving.
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by bontaq 7y ago
...PG&E is a corporation. If anything, the CA gov should make it government owned and remove the profit motive.
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by bontaq 7y ago
I mean it sounds like you're proposing something like the failed project to put an elevated highway at 30th st http://www.nycroads.com/roads/mid-manhattan/ There's no reason for it, we should continue re
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by bontaq 7y ago
Hey that's great! Here's the comment you should be responding to: "That's nice, would you mind stating a fact the left is offended by?"
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by bontaq 7y ago
Again, you are not stating a fact the left is offended by. You are posting a wikipedia article to a topic, just in case you forgot. In addition to that, after reading this guy's ideas, do you not see how it's absolutely against g
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by bontaq 7y ago
I'm sorry, did you misread something? That's not a fact and not something the left is offended by.
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by bontaq 7y ago
It will put you in an odd land of "special guy" if you refuse to do on call. I've never seen or heard of on call mentioned as part of a hiring contract, but maybe others have. It's expected, if you built or helped build
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by bontaq 7y ago
There's no need to rationalize the stress, it just is stressful. "Ability to be stressed" doesn't really apply when it's an entirely different thing, with different things making you stressed. I don't think I
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by bontaq 7y ago
If you were to take an api response and save it for testing, but not completely remove all personal information. Easier than you'd think, or at least I could see it happening.
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by bontaq 7y ago
That's nice, would you mind stating a fact the left is offended by?
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by bontaq 7y ago
It's kind of interesting that this is the exact comment I expected to see. Obviously, the mockery of "free speech" as "freeze peach" is because the meaning behind that, for a lot of people complaining about it, is t
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by bontaq 7y ago
I don't think your point makes sense. Obviously venture capital exists for biotech. Since the vision fund lost a bunch of money on safer bets, it would've been better if they lost it on risky biotech bets.
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by bontaq 7y ago
I could see some pretty interesting systems for building management at scale being created, along with projects related to desks/chair/couch reliability, cleanability, etc. The internal dashboards for location health, product ord
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by bontaq 7y ago
I guess if you wanted to do something similar but open, you can edit code directly on your server, use erlang/elixir's hot reloading, and call it 50ms deploys.
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by bontaq 7y ago
So you don't think they have that money because they were innovative and introduced the iPhone, iPad, iMac, and iPod? You think they have that money because they've made micro improvements?
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by bontaq 7y ago
This is pathetic. A company that has 200 billion dollars in the bank, and all they can do is this.
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by bontaq 7y ago
I'm skeptical of your idea that the UN is "nothing" without the US military. I think you overestimate what the US contributes. I'm also skeptical that it's beneficial to "project power", which I assume m
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by bontaq 7y ago
generators are also pretty awkward, which is annoying if you've gotten used to redux-saga
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by bontaq 7y ago
>> in North America it's also expensive and heavily subsidized by those who don't use it. That's exactly how I feel about cars https://usa.streetsblog.org/2013/01/23/drivers-cover-just-51.
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by bontaq 7y ago
You could use uniplate and a small AST to play more with it, the paper has examples of transformations the paper: https://ndmitchell.com/downloads/paper-uniform_boilerplate_a... small tutorial: https://www.c
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by bontaq 7y ago
These three? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SKI_combinator_calculus
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by bontaq 7y ago
Erlang has macros though? Did elixir add something to it?
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by bontaq 7y ago
With those statistics, it's funny. The solution is buses and green energy, but those cost money.
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by bontaq 7y ago
What a statement, programming can be low value (not solving a business problem) or high value (solving a business problem).
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by bontaq 7y ago
Wait until you hear that you can't lie about being a doctor. It's beneficial for society to make sure entities representing that they are something, actually are that something.
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by bontaq 7y ago
Huh, I've never used a bbs before and it's very cozy.
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by bontaq 8y ago
They actually just merged a very important PR: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/pull/30215 It adds inference for higher order functions, and, from a bit of playing with the Typescript nightly build, ra
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by bontaq 8y ago
This is a pretty bizarre response to actual data.
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by bontaq 8y ago
The population of Manhattan is higher by over two hundred thousand people since 1980. Your narrative isn't supported by facts.
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by bontaq 8y ago
These days it's easy to type into google "typescript starter" thanks to the excellent work of other people, which will inevitably include automatic reloading. You get better code pretty much for free.

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