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codygman
12y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience!
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12y ago
Github promoted misogyny internally. You give them revenue, allowing them to continue to run their business. Ergo, you are promoting the misogyny Github promotes* internally. * The burden of proof that Github doesn't promote misogyny i
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12y ago
> Does boycotting Github for the rest of time over a scandal achieve anything? Boycotting a business for any reason is VERY effective if it affects their profits enough (aka enough people do it). Whether or not it is the right solution,
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12y ago
Type-safe json decoding.
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12y ago
What if the repo is /me/myproject and you are trying to fork /contributor/myproject? What will your fork be named?
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12y ago
Sum types and monads are very useful if you believe that errors as values are far superior, you should check them out.
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12y ago
Awesome, I'm definitely interested in this! It will be cool to be able to understand creating a game from scratch with C.
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12y ago
How much experience do you have composing I/O in Haskell to prove that I/O doesn't square with that concept? Others here have experience using Haskell with I/O, but you just seem to have a hypothesis without experience o
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12y ago
"Sometimes people work faster with code formatted like they are used to" - Code Creator "Well, if we all standardize on the same style we can get used to working faster with the same format giving everyone a net win" - M
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12y ago
Through monads functional purity with I/O is achieved, ergo you can compose I/O and get other advantages of purity.
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12y ago
That's only if the developers use go fmt though. The only place I've worked at that used Go didn't use go fmt.
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12y ago
Yeah, I've written my share of sloppy Haskell as well.
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12y ago
Correct. Though many languages don't encourage and as a result don't have nearly as many pure functions as Haskell code.
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12y ago
As someone with experience in both languages I disagree. Try parsing json in both languages and you'll see a difference. Composing functions that use channels simply isn't possible in Go (please prove me wrong). Go gives you kind
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12y ago
What about whitespace? Do you think choosing it or brainfuck has an impact on success?
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12y ago
The stock price of Standard Chartered is 939 GBX currently.
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12y ago
Do you have a source? I don't find your claim implausible, however I would like to know how you came to that conclusion.
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12y ago
Do you really think Go is better at concurrency and networking than Erlang?
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12y ago
Why not just contribute to Yi[0]? Yi has seen a lot of development activity lately, and I'm sure your contributions would be welcome. 0: https://github.com/yi-editor/yi
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12y ago
Who is Amdahl, why should I care, and does he expand on this argument or is it your interpretation of a more generalized law? Going to search for it, but I'd still like to hear your response.
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12y ago
I love when arguments are decided by/proven by runnable code examples.
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12y ago
In cases of needing more performance, you only swap map and filter for a loop in languages that don't optimize it.
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12y ago
Being half white, you are more privileged than someone who isn't but not nearly as privileged as a white male such as myself. Also, I'm sure you already know about colorism. > I could care less the race of my teammates or if my
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12y ago
"I go into a store and say to the woman, 'Excuse me, may I see that bag over your head?' and she says to me 'No, it's too expensive.'" http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/09/world
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12y ago
> Overall: if everybody could stop being so sensetive. Grow up. People are different. Some people aren't nice. Learn to deal with it. So we should just let not-nice people get away with their bad behaviour, going on endlessly, unche
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12y ago
SJW is such a demeaning term that can be applied to anyone who points out something they feel is wrong in the world. So how are you supposed to point out things which are wrong and not "overdo it" like some lame SJW? Or should we
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12y ago
> The concept is only flawed under the most cursory of understanding and analysis. I find that many counter-arguments to privilege will try to dial back the level of analysis to make privilege seem ridiculous.
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12y ago
I mean you say that, but nyc has one of the toughest stop and frisk policies which seem to largely target black men. I think we are talking about a different kind of comfortable. I believe in NYC the type of comfort is more forced and the w
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12y ago
From my experience, if a white person is around lots of people of color, they're likely to be more welcoming and inclusive of people of color. So not only could the woman in the story be more comfortable because there are more black pe
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12y ago
I've always wondered why Shake[0] wasn't more popular. Anyone not like Shake or know why others don't, or is this just a case of not being known? 0: https://github.com/ndmitchell/shake
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