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by ch4s3 4mo ago
It means that the types are built on unions, intersections, and negations[1]. It's a polymorphic type system with inference at the function level. It also does some type narrowing with pattern matching. [1] https://www.irif.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
Claude seems to work well.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
I've used it, but I've very rarely needed to do so.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
> Elixir gives you too much freedom on how to write something on a syntax level This is true perhaps compared to python or go, but not compared to Java, JS/TS, or some others. > socket "/ws/:user_id", MyApp.Us
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
This is great, and it looks like 1.20 is compiling our large umbrella app quite a bit faster.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
> whether you understand the answers is a whole different story. You can always ask follow up questions for clarification, people there are generally really friendly.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
Any sufficiently large company will be prepared to fight this out in court where Amazon would eventually lose.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
It was 18 years ago, and I did point out other metrics to support my case.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
Not really anymore. The house seats are 20R and 8D, they haven't voted blue for president since Obama, and haven't elected a democrat as governor since the 90s. Voter registration is also heavily skewed republican.
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
Consider this critique of his claims https://csanr.wsu.edu/regen-ag-solid-principles-extraordinar...
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by ch4s3 4mo ago
I'm curious to know if they generated this with Claude and what the prompt looked like.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
In Smil’s book? There’s tons of foot notes. There’s just not compelling evidence for your claim comparing the same varieties, the research exists.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
I referenced one book. I grew up on a farm, I’ve read a number of books, and I garden. Thanks for condescending.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
I get a similar feeling from Elixir and Phoenix without the method_missing foot gun.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
Allbirds sold their shoe business and is basically a SPAC that spun up an AI company under the existing publicly traded company. For all intents and purposes it’s just a new AI company.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
That doesn’t mean the food is more nutritious.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> healthier more nutritious plants No data I’ve seen supports that claim. In fact Vaclav Smil’s book “How to Feed the World” collects a lot of data refuting this claim. > producing dead soil If less land needs to be under cultivation
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
I mean sure, you don;t want to drive away your audience, but the existence of a second hand market with much high prices clearly means you aren't pricing tickets correctly. The existence of the scalper with the 10 or 100x price is the
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> would argue that cultivating a permanent mycorrhizal fungi ecosystem in fields will lead to longer term yields and few if any inputs in the end They should show up with data. My other concern is that regenerative farming advocates alwa
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> Organic grown food is more nutritious This isn't categorically true if you're comparing the same variety of crop. Vaclav Smil does great work compiling data on this in his book "How to Feed the World". The overall e
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
There’s plenty of evidence that early states often collapsed because people just left. The dissolution of the USSR was also largely non-violent.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
It sounds like they found the price ceiling. Trying to pick your customers is a fools errand, particularly with a music festival where tastes change and people age out.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
It seems like you could sell tickets in tranches at tiered prices. It seems very tractable. I suspect artists don't want to look greedy by personally charging what fans are often willing to pay.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
Then she should charge more.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
This is ultimately a supply and demand problem. If tickets sell out on the secondary market for 10 or 100x the face value, then that's the fair market price. Either artists should charge more, or perform more shows.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
L.B.J. was instrumental in whipping votes for the Civil Rights Act. In his joint address to congress he said "No memorial oration or eulogy could more eloquently honor President Kennedy's memory than the earliest possible passage
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
Contemporary anti-capitalists are way to influenced by the "king cotton" theory, which as you point out is completely wrong.
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> The French Revolition turned out pretty well for the French people. What? Napoleon marched them off to war "spending 30,000 lives per month". They didn't get a proper Republic until 1870 and turned into miserable colonia
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> and a lot of people understand why he may have done what he did. He didn't understand why he did what he did. > just wait until the American version of the French Revolution happens We should all be trying to actively prevent t
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by ch4s3 5mo ago
> Maybe cursory knowledge isn't enough, actually. The Civil Rights Act was ultimately only passed because of political violence. Violence by the police against peaceful protestors is what turned public opinion. Violence by political

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