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by coin 2y ago
Go programming style is like programming in 2005 before functional programming because widespread (Google Guava, Clojure). If you showed functional programming to programmers in 2005 many of them would find it difficult to read.
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by coin 2y ago
For lots of people, unnecessary for loops makes the code less readable. When using filter and map, all the looping is abstracted out so the reader can concentrate on what's being filtered and transferred. The loops and their temporary
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by coin 2y ago
> Function chaining as most people write is awful for performance because it involves creating a separate array for each step in the chain Not in some languages. Clojure and Google Guava are lazy, nothing is created, only transformed and
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by coin 2y ago
Just like The Jobs Bank program the UAW and the Detroit auto makers had in the 80s and 90s. https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/news/stellantis-uaw-lawsuit-... "The Jobs Bank, established by GM in the mid-80s and
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by coin 2y ago
He tried gas powered, then due to backlash got the government to give $3B for electric. “Environmentalists were outraged when DeJoy announced that 90% of the next-gen vehicles in the first order would be gas-powered. Lawsuits were filed dem
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by coin 2y ago
Not to mention the flex fuel scheme that GM, Ford and Chrysler pulls. CAFE fuel mileage calculations permits ethanol compatible vehicles to assume that it will be driven 50% of the time using E85 ethanol. For the worst gas guzzlers, they ad
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by coin 2y ago
Why do posters edit the title? Title and article clearly refers to equipment, not just bikes.
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by coin 2y ago
My thought exactly. “in-pavement electric car charging system” reminds me of those back of magazine ads selling “solar powered clothes dryer” only for it be a simple clothesline.
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by coin 2y ago
> Optionals were a 2-case enum the entire time Why the drama, of course it is, what else what it be? The same is true for other languages, eg Scala.
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by coin 2y ago
Using Go, I miss enums
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by coin 2y ago
Other than the camera bar, the case is a blatant iPhone ripoff.
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by coin 2y ago
Kyiv isn’t the aggressor
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by coin 2y ago
Yup, fewer overpaid jobs for those lucky enough to hold them.
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by coin 2y ago
Fraudulent transactions. Debit card - you are out the money until you sort it out with the bank. Credit card - you’re not the out the money, it’s the bank’s money.
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by coin 2y ago
Why does the website have a scroll bar? My browser’s window already has one.
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by coin 2y ago
Plants have various IP protections including patents, royalties and Plant Variety Protection Act.
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by coin 2y ago
> rather than actually feed the children a balanced diet of Vitamin A enriched foods (carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, kale...?) or even supplements? As if no one has ever thought of this and it's just that simple.
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by coin 2y ago
I think the case you're referring to is Monsanto Canada Inc v Schmeiser. It often gets misreported that Schmeiser was sued simply for his field having been contaminated from his neighbor. The reality is that while Schmeiser's fiel
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by coin 2y ago
What specifically?
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by coin 2y ago
It’s like those USB battery packs that advertise “20k mAh”. They clearly do not understand SI prefixes.
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by coin 2y ago
LW isn’t a modulation
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by coin 2y ago
Isn’t this all standard fuel savings methods already in use?
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by coin 2y ago
What is a “webshop”?
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by coin 2y ago
The algorithm is very finicky. Often it doesn’t detect the pattern and charges to 100%.
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by coin 2y ago
> because your phone is continually draining/recharging all night even when you aren't using it Are you sure of this? What are you basing this on?
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by coin 2y ago
Absolutely. I call it the options fallacy. It gives the illusion of risk free money but in reality it’s just capitalizing on a particular market pattern. There’s no free lunch.
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by coin 2y ago
I would love to be able to block network access for certain apps.
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by coin 2y ago
That’s because USRTK is an organic industry funded PR group. They get paid to attack conventional agriculture. They are quick to point out corporate sponsors yet they themselves are a corporate sponsor.
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by coin 2y ago
Jim Butterfield Commodore 64 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J9WnHuGjZ38
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by coin 2y ago
Reminds me of the giant ribbon bar taking up all that screen real estate.

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