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Just as likely that it's a wash trade.
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F# really is the most "production" a general-purpose functional language is right now, IMO. Languages like Elm have really hit their niche but you can't, say, write a CLI util in Elm (maybe you can by now, but it's defin
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F# has a few significant differences vs. OCaml, but for the most part it makes up for it by having a wider ecosystem you can tap into. I also started out with OCaml (and also had the same "this is what programming should be like"
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Defile what I defile! Eat who I eat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEMbLt4B4iA
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Oh, they won't do it blatantly, but every thing will be broken in small, barely noticeable ways - just one feature here that uses a chrome-only non standard API, just one invisible div here that destroys performance on Firefox but not
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by d3nj4l 5y ago
You don't have to use asp.net directly in F# - there's been a long-standing library wrapping it in a more functional aesthetic with Giraffe: https://github.com/giraffe-fsharp/Giraffe Not to discourage you or
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It’s way better than it was before (though not 2004, I used Linux for a long time and even ~ 2012 BT audio was finicky), but it’s not as plug and play an experience as on windows and macOS. For example, see this issue where BT headphones dr
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The the ethos of the distribution is gatekeeping :)
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I had several issues with waking from sleep on Ubuntu based distros as well, and had to wait ages for updates that would fix it. It’s not all green on the other side!
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That's fair, but it describes the change in great detail, and makes it easier to figure out that the primary issue was only on Windows systems.
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This should be a top-level comment, if not a post in its own right - it explained the entirety of the situation way better than TFA.
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Your description is so on the point I think many here will be able to resonate. I worked under one such owner myself! The flipside was that we were so often blocked by him that I got a lot of free time to experiment and learn.
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A change in Government isn't due for at least three more years - and even then, it's unlikely, as the ruling party hasn't really lost their popularity. I think you're right in that they were hoping for changes, but maybe
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Watching this rule come into force has been weird and enlightening in many ways. For one, this rule caused a lot of friction as many banks and payment processing systems weren’t ready for it by the time it came into force. This despite it b
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I'll be 24 in a few months, I'm up.
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Your first idea sounds great and very close o some ideas I've been thinking a lot about. If you ever get somewhere with it, please post a Show HN! On your second, I immediately thought of Fabulous, a package that uses the Elm Architect
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OpenSnitch is a good equivalent for Linux users, btw. Don’t assume you’re not being mined for data because you’re on Linux!
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It does, and that’s specifically why I’m really looking forward to benchmarks for rack frameworks switching to falcon - while it may not take Rails to Phoenix’s performance and latency, I bet it would close the gap considerably.
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It doesn't matter if it's a choice they've made if they still beat Roku's dev ecosystem hands down. If Google can make a stellar dev experience out of Chromecast/Android TV with 10 engineers but Roku can't with
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by d3nj4l 5y ago
Please don't do this on HN. This is breaking almost every comment guideline there is and just makes the thread a worse place.
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> Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter. From the guidelines. Here is the original source: https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/the-metaverse-is-bullshit&#x
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There's definitely a long-time rumor that a more powerful Apple Silicon Mac mini is in the works. It was expected to come out with the macbooks, but it didn't: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/08/22/gu
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> It does not even know where it is. How difficult would it be to add a GPS to one of those? At any rate, "smart" purifiers like the one GP is talking about connect to WiFi etc and are definitely able to find out your location.
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America isn't the world? Worldwide, Xiaomi is the is the second largest single company by smartphone marketshare: https://www.counterpointresearch.com/global-smartphone-share...
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USB-PD can currently deliver 140W, but it's fairly recent and Apple probably didn't have the lead time to implement that in these machines. Should be there in macbooks soon, I hope?
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Discord was written in Elixir! https://blog.discord.com/scaling-elixir-f9b8e1e7c29b
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You can use userChrome.css to remove them - I main this setup everyday and haven't had horizontal tabs on at all.
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Definitely, but GGP did mention vertical specifically :)
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I don't disagree about the fact that Mozilla makes questionable moves. I still deeply resent that they laid off the servo team, and I treat their executives with as much suspicion as the rest of HN, see their recent moves with Firefox
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I personally don't, but I know a lot of people who deal with large amounts of tabs and prefer icons because they can quickly glance over the icons to get to the page they want. I know one guy who has probably 50+ tabs open at any given

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