crimsonalucard1

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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
It's kind of an aspect of the tragedy of the commons. If you yourself haven't done anything to contribute towards a solution then likely it's also what's going on for everyone else. Basically everyone (me included) is ju
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
My issue is mainly with making friends and integrating with the locals. There's always a barrier here despite being able to get by with just english.
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Really? I heard that the sun really burns in the summer... so much so, that even people of African descent get sun burns. Are these places exceptions?
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
That's great but is there anything that has the best of all worlds? Low barrier to entry and maintenance of a fast workflow after years of notes?
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
What places?
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
>Considering homelessness to be a serious problem and considering homeless people to be a problem are very different (and to some extent opposed) things. What doesn't solve problems is creating a false BS dichotomy between "hom
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Either, I've been in California all my life. Looking for a change but also down for any suggestions in California but outside of major cities.
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
My parents are actually from Taiwan and taiwanese, but me being born and raised in CA, I would still hesitate to live in Taiwan due to the language barrier. I'm curious why someone like you, who likely speaks even less mandarin than me
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
>I realized that everything I want to do and which is important to me is connected with the place I happen to be. The grass is greener on the other side for me. I always feel someplace else is better than here.
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
I mean that's great but you left out a lot of the bad parts. Human feces everywhere, homeless people, broken needles, expensive rent... I think south bay you get less of the above with better weather.
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
What place has California weather, can get by with English and his cheaper than California?
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
I think you touched upon a good topic. I feel Jerks tend to be people with little empathy for peoples feelings and high affinity for reality and the truth at the expense of everyones emotions. While most people don't officially define
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Jerks exist because they've been selected by Natural Selection. Either the existence of a Jerk helps the Jerk himself survive and propagate his genes or the existence of a Jerk within a group helps groups that contain jerks survive. If
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
>“Often the board does not act sufficiently suspicious. Only a small percentage of directors are good at pushing back. They tend to trust the CEO too much” It's not about trust. It's about politics. They may not actually trust
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Hold on. Instead of saying "some people" you should be more direct in what you mean. You should say, YOU and refer to me directly and have your words be inline with your intentions. Now that being said. Go looks to me, to indeed b
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Languages with Algebraic Data Types will help you get practical knowledge on how to use these types. Basically types share an isomorphism with algebra allowing certain types to share properties with algebra, hence the name sum types and pro
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
Don't forget about Go: func Open(name string) (file *File, err error) Your basic Optional/Maybe monad would have worked better here. There is a lot of evidence supporting the fact that Rob Pike and company when inventing
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by crimsonalucard1 6y ago
It's incorrect because of consistency issues. Sum works with every overloaded + operator. This is not a Haskell thing nor is it a "personal definition" of correct. People expect a definition to be consistent, this is a genera