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by brabel 1y ago
Sorry but you are just using source control very wrong if you keep 2 parallel environments in the exact same code base but different branches. The build itself should know whether to build for one environment or another!
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by brabel 1y ago
That’s just not true. Rust has a wonderful type system and it can encode mutability, which is a must for anything performance oriented. That is a benefit that FP misses out on. You can still analyze Rust programs with a great deal of assura
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by brabel 1y ago
> I feel you're objecting to the wrong comment Not at all. His comment was worse in that it generalized a whole lot of people based on the minor evidence he's been able to collect. Unless he's had several dozen, at least,
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by brabel 1y ago
Very interesting rebuttal. I must say I was almost as convinced by the original post! This just made me think: if we can’t agree even on relatively simple topics like this, what hope is there that we will ever agree on most important issues
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by brabel 1y ago
> that being said C++ being a big language Rust has become fairly big now, no? Is there some objective metric that can show Rust is a "smaller" language (I bet it is, but I don't think it's by a lot)?
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by brabel 1y ago
This kind of generalization is so old. Imagine someone told you that "I've noticed that people of race A are noticeably better than people of race B". If you think it's different, just consider that people don't rea
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by brabel 1y ago
Looks like straight out of Dart.
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by brabel 1y ago
Shame that the writer didn’t tie up the initial story about waiting to be a musician without knowing anything about that with the end of the story. Also, 2010 was just yesterday my young friend :)
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by brabel 1y ago
The post was written in 2001.
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by brabel 1y ago
How does it compare to AzureAI which has all the best models and you don’t need to sign up with anyone other than Azure itself?
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by brabel 1y ago
Well the real open source project is llama.cpp which Ollama basically wrapped and made a nice interface on top of. Now they do more things as they want to be a real business, but llama.cpp is now doing most things people wanted from somethi
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by brabel 1y ago
The motivation in Denmark was some big cases where organized crime was only caught due to a huge hacking operation where the police was able to monitor communication on the apps commonly used by the criminals. That allowed them to take very
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by brabel 1y ago
Wait, isn’t that the law working exactly as planned?
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by brabel 1y ago
I really like Gleam. But if you want a job, that’s probably the worst choice ever. The language is just a few years old and lack libraries for mostly everything. Why are people recommending that here, do you guys work using Gleam?? Let’s be
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by brabel 1y ago
Hi I am a Java developer! Every company I ever worked at since 2008 used Java. At one point I learned many languages but still the only one that could get me a job was Java. To each their own bubble.
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by brabel 1y ago
But that clearly falls within the parent comment’s definition. Just because you are prepared to change your opinion on something based on evidence to the contrary, it doesn’t mean such evidence exists or may even be possible! I am of the op
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by brabel 1y ago
Flix has "regions", which are a way to allow mutation locally while keeping the language purely functional otherwise: See Region-based Local Mutation in https://flix.dev/
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by brabel 1y ago
You don’t know and you can’t know what it was like. The least you could do is try to listen to the people who were there and perhaps do at least a little bit of introspection and consider what you could’ve done differently, knowing what the
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by brabel 1y ago
The examples given are from Sweden, so I guess that's where they're from. I live in Sweden and this is absolutely not a socialist country. Capitalism is very strong here, you're mostly free to invest capital in whatever you w
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by brabel 1y ago
That’s why both Australia and South America were supposed to be integral part of the Western world. Only recently South America has become kind of unwelcome due to its political and economical misalignment.
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by brabel 1y ago
I remember being able to change the color of every window frame, button, selector, scroll bars, and so on. For a time most people had their windows using bright colors with zero regards for good design, they just liked colors.
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by brabel 1y ago
Dart is in a more advanced state in that front.
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by brabel 1y ago
You Guys haven’t used Java since the 90’s right? Boxed types convert to primitive values automatically, you never need an explicit cast! What horrible duality are you talking about?
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by brabel 1y ago
What are you criticizing exactly? You can have primitive integers in Java records or classes just fine. If you have many you can use an int[] like in C, no one forces you to use generic containers.
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by brabel 1y ago
This makes no sense. Yes, having time to think about the hard part is good, but just because you’re not doing the boilerplate anymore doesn’t mean you can’t do the thinking part anymore! See how absurd it sounds when you actually describe i
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by brabel 1y ago
They must have mixed up the two?!! This is even a meme: the most measured person in real life being absolutely vicious online!
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by brabel 1y ago
This is funny because Java people say the same about Kotlin and Scala.
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by brabel 1y ago
Would you consider that half of the USA also votes the wrong way too? And the UK? London people tend to think the rest of the country votes wrong as well. There is a divide in most countries, I think Germany is not that different, except fo
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by brabel 1y ago
I imagine it’s like storing JVM bytecode, ie class files instead of Java files. So when you open it up the editor decompiles it , like IntelliJ does if you try to open a class file, but then it also applies your own style, like from .editor
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by brabel 1y ago
You really rely on grep on CI? How fragile is that ?! This is a good argument for storing non-text. Grepping code is laughably unreliable. The only way to write things like that reliably is by actually parsing the code and working in its AS

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