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Gleam compiles to Erlang. Kotlin compiles to JVM bytecode and has great interop with Java. Rust and Zig easily call C. Elm compiles to JS and has a clear means to calling JS. TypeScript/ReScript/ReasonML all do something similar.
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What is social media? Is HN social media? Is a news paper site with a comment section social media? And FB-messenger, is that part of it?
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> He says the legislation is just an under defined word salad This might be on purpose. I've heard many say online that this law is sold as "save the children" but is designed to be used to get everyone to provide ID when
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I needed until "Everybody’s talking about it" to hear it in his voice :) Please no spoilers!
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This is pretty much what we do already. Every docker image we push to the registry has a version like trunkVer (with only the first 2 components). The version is also put inside the image (in a file named /TAG) and is put in: * first l
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I've looked into K8s some years back and found so many new concepts that I thought: is our team big enough for so much "new". Then I read someone saying that K8s should never be used for teams <20 FTE and will require 3 pe
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> The part about abortions sounds like a blatant conspiracy theory. https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/was-covid-v... Many countries are stopping the vaccine/booster rollout to the pregn
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There are many doctors who express problems with the C19 vaccines. In some countries (most notably Japan) there are public hearings and parliament questions. In the west it seems this is not allowed. Fauci was close with the EcoHealth Allia
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The title here on HN says maximum, and on the article it says maxima. I seem to remember maximum is singular where maxima is plural.
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Lol. Thought they were the same. Both in The Hague.
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If you make a court under the UN and you trail US' adversaries' (Serbia) leaders (Milosovic), WHILE the US (who we know --thanks Snowden and Assange-- commits plenty of war crimes) does not recognize it: that is the definition of
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And the US has threatened to invade NL if ICC warrants one of them. So much for the ICC: a banana court. It felt so real when Milosovic was trialed: now we all know the true nature of these show trials.
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I'm talking about upgrading dependencies. Something that's rarely easy in a JS/TS project with lots of dependencies.
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JS's uses have been growing steadily. The language was clearly not "designed" (I saw a talk about the first 10d of JS, little actual designing happened). TS is to the rescue when you have a big JS project, because that's
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I hope their stock price goes "boing". Arrogant company, endangering air traffic, leaving astronauts in space...
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JS is popular due to it being the only browser lang. Did you forget that? Also: TS popularity shows that not everyone in the JS community agree with you. For server side web dev you will find that statically typed langs (Java, Kotlin, C#, G
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I know it's a bit like Kotlin. I heard though that C#'s move still has some std lib bits that are nullable.
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> It's okay for you to have the opinions you do Likewise. > I know [...] C, C++, C#, Python, Go, various flavors of Assembly That's good. But these are all languages that either lack strong typing and or are themselves rathe
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> Javascipt is a horrible language because it basically is missing a standard library so you need external dependancies even for the most basic things that are already present in other languages That's not the only reason. :) Horrib
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The only problems I've run into are related to certain package repos that went offline. So you have to track down suitable versions of certain packages on other repos. OTOH with Node I always find myself in dependency hell with dealing
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I've went through a similar journey, with some PHP in the early days, then a lot of Merb/Rack/RoR experience. Though I'd not say PHP is back. I'd avoid it for new projects as there are --IMHO-- much better languages
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I feel the "Race to the top" is also happening with car head lights. They are much brighter nowadays. It's nice for the driver of such a car, but super nasty for other road users. It's almost as if you need tainted glass
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Nope. Only safety for the people in the car is considered. Volvo is quite vocal about wanting to produce a car that is safe for the people outside the car. They have a target that no one should die from a (new) Volvo crashing into them by s
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Crash rating are "per class". So a 5-star for a mini car is VERY different from a 5-star SUV. There was once they frontally test crashed the safest mini car against the safest SUV and the mini car kind of evaporated while the SUV
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Who classifies us as such, because Wikipedia does not list us as semi-aquatic mammals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Semiaquatic_mammals Nor it lists us in the semi-aquatic category: https://en.wiki
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Though Python compiles to bytecode (pyc) and recently added optional typing. On the other side, Rust can be compiles to WASM, which can be considered a form of bytecode. If you look at Clojure (app lang w/o types, very dynamic) or Elm
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I wrote a fair bit of RoR app code in the past. Now I'm on the JVM and Hibernate is the equivalent of AR there: an ORM. We try to get rid of Hibernate were we can: it is slow, comes with huuuuuge conceptual overhead (detachment/li
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Hence the word "less".
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They all need your data to train on!
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So you're saying constant teasing is a fun way to weed out the jerks. Sounds about what I experience it to be. Never thought of it like that though: thanks! Would you say this is more typical in groups of men, or among the men within a
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