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901.
by cies 4y ago
Deep frying, processed meat, air pollution and lack of supersize. But then I believe everyone it entitled to their vice. So please no "forbidding" (as with recreational drugs) but some heavy taxes. The forbidding lead to smth else
902.
by cies 4y ago
> nobody wants to keep gitmo open, the issue is that the remaining prisoners have nowhere to go. nobody is not really nobody then. clearly the prisoners want it closed. closing gitmo it admitting error: those who do not want to admit err
903.
by cies 4y ago
>The goal is simply isolation to prevent recidivism. Simply? The goals is to have a prison outside of the US where the US (i think mainly CIA) can do things that it cannot when in the US. The goal is clearly to subvert the "rules ba
904.
by cies 4y ago
Did they even have a fair trial? I always saw gitmo as a modern US gulag.
905.
by cies 4y ago
The LXQt project, that has a Wayland branch (sometimes called LWQt) actually uses mutter (the GNOME compositor) and --at this point-- not KWin to for its compositing needs.
906.
by cies 4y ago
> crazy horrific. they breed frankenstein bodied animals, that this is even allowed makes me sick.
907.
by cies 4y ago
Shitty ducktape-y standards (most notably JS that was initially designed in 10 days). But it still became the standard for x-platform SaaS UIs: point your browser to a URL and go! So a lot was demanded of these shitty standards (HTML, CSS a
908.
by cies 4y ago
Poof, and its gone.
909.
by cies 4y ago
Veganism is an attitude towards the suffering and commodity status of animals. Being vegan you agree to boycott of products/services that entail animal suffering, "as much as possible". Vegetarianism, by contrast, is exclusiv
910.
by cies 4y ago
> Most founders are still men from Ivies or Stanford Is that also true for YC startups? I felt like YC (while still playing the capitalist's game) was providing a more equal opportunity to start-up "luck" by just looking a
911.
by cies 4y ago
Yes, just a small nuance: > always come down to a 50.001% majority It's not a person-vote-majority, but some sort of aggregate. Due to the aggregation scheme it becomes even easier to manipulate/game with "key counties&quo
912.
by cies 4y ago
> It's same as white trash repair. Squatter's solution. A camping fix. One could say Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance gives it a little more cachet.
913.
by cies 4y ago
> [The] Munich example, the most significant factors for the outcome of that debacle where at one end incompetent people backed by powerless competent people and on the other end Microsoft with millions of lobby money backed by a powerfu
914.
by cies 4y ago
> like at Eio Look at Eio here: https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/eio
915.
by cies 4y ago
ReasonML or ReScript not your cup of tea? They are different syntactical front-ends for OCaml.
916.
by cies 4y ago
I'm happy to see this. I came out embarrassingly that Germany was spied on by the "ally" US. They already did not trust MS Exchange, probably for good reasons. So they either trust the Swiss (Signal), the Russians (Telegram,
917.
by cies 4y ago
Hard line policing is the problem, not MJ/opiates itself. If you get in as much trouble doing/buying/selling/etc MJ as Fentanyl, you might as well do the latter. If MJ is legal, many would stick to that. Same for MJ-to-a
918.
by cies 4y ago
It's not about the legitimate/medical/supervised usage, it the recreational use that kills. Marijuana (MJ) is used a lot recreationally; if people to use MJ instead of Fentanyl the OD cases would not pile up like they do toda
919.
by cies 4y ago
Single buyer, is not what the lobbyists wanted. It would make the lobbying sellers less powerful...
920.
by cies 4y ago
I really like Jakt: https://github.com/SerenityOS/jakt
921.
by cies 4y ago
I dont remember which paper, but there was once a FP vs OO for learning paper that showed that there was not much difference in speed of learning: but that was on total beginners. Since most langs are OO/imperative, the FP-style is sim
922.
by cies 4y ago
Now lets compare it to Qt and QML? They seem to be pretty stable GUI libs
923.
by cies 4y ago
Did you try Qt and QML for creating a GUI? It's soo much easier on the brain its not even funny.
924.
by cies 4y ago
Did you have a look at Elm? Even more easy to structure maintainable apps.
925.
by cies 4y ago
> It irks me that folks don’t think HTML/CSS/JavaScript are good enough as-is I'm one of those folks. Allow me to explain. I compare using HTML/ CSS/ JavaScript (or something that transpiles to JS/WASM) to m
926.
by cies 4y ago
In most languages you can choose your execution model. Stateless then is an option, a design choice. If it's all your language does, I do not think it counts as a benefit. Not in my book at least.
927.
by cies 4y ago
I'd say you are probably down voted because you do not provide argument as to why it is under appreciated. The thing is that PHP is (was) a good example of bad language design. It's original creator is (was) also known for its tot
928.
by cies 4y ago
> I love working with it Great! Keep using it! Ignore us. We (detractors) also had to use it and have since learned (hopefully several) other languages that (not looking at you JS) we like much better... :)
929.
by cies 4y ago
> It's not a healthy eco-system. I'd argue that's true for all of PHP. Sure it got better, but compared to other langugaes it is still a mess.
930.
by cies 4y ago
I hope you charge for it. That said there are languages where very little backward incompatible changes are made. Java comes to mind. Also: putting each client in a sandbox (VM, VPS, etc) can help you to keep some clients on the old version

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