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by dfee 6y ago
Unfortunately mypy was my exit point back to typed languages. After seeing how much I got wrong in Python (but apparently worked) I realized I couldn’t really trust myself (even after a decade in Python!)
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by dfee 6y ago
Haha oh. Yeah, assumed that the Dog definition wasn’t worthless. Indeed TS is structurally typed. And that’s nice!
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by dfee 6y ago
I too felt cheated.
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by dfee 6y ago
What’s confusing? I must’ve missed it in my cursory scan.
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by dfee 6y ago
This is not reading material for non-technical users. It’s also highly irrelevant to the point that’s made (or discussion about the validity of the claims).
606.
by dfee 6y ago
This is disgusting and I absolutely won’t stand for it. Alternatively, I’m doubtful that Donald Trump had anything to do with this. Seems like the BBC is pretty easily duped or complicit in the misrepresentation.
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by dfee 6y ago
Wasn’t my experience as an American living in London. Labour and Tory mapped well enough to US politics.
608.
by dfee 6y ago
looking at a domain now... but, it’s listed as for sale on Domainist - a site which (despite me registering, and it accepting the registration), never sent me the confirmation email needed to proceed with the offer. The thing I like about t
609.
by dfee 6y ago
> The stock market hasn't been representative of real world for a long time now. Read as: [their revenues] haven’t been representative of real world for a long time now. Hmm. $260B in revenue in FY2019 and $55B in profit with $206B
610.
by dfee 6y ago
I have no idea what you’re talking about. I can see you believe it strongly, though. But, slow down for a second and explain what the hell you are talking about?
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by dfee 6y ago
Your point makes sense. But, it largely chooses to be unprofitable (outside of corona times). I’m not sure that it pays its drivers more poorly than the taxi industry, and I’m not sure that users overpay. Do note, though, that both of those
612.
by dfee 6y ago
Your comment helped me realize my alternate opinion - what I think is healthy about the SV ecosystem. Changing the term, "natural market dynamics" to "regulatory captured markets", we get: > or by throwing so much inv
613.
by dfee 6y ago
That’s the punchline.
614.
by dfee 6y ago
I think the music was the punchline.
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Affix(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dfee 6y ago|0 comments
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‘Academic’ Torrent Client Offers a Safe Haven for Pirate Sites(torrentfreak.com)
10 points by dfee 6y ago|1 comments
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by dfee 6y ago
I hope you’re enjoying yourself over there dang. I enjoy that you keep it light.
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by dfee 6y ago
So just checked out one of your videos, and you seem to have a good process. I recently bought a mic and a nice webcam (March) to do recordings and live streams, but got hung up on recording processing, etc. Don’t know if it makes sense for
619.
by dfee 6y ago
There is an entire class of business problems that can be solved using Selenium. I don’t love that raw http connections are the universal API, but at least it’s a tool in our belts when these companies provide lackluster or zero proper inte
620.
by dfee 6y ago
> We find that a thickness of 34000 light years would be necessary if a sheet of osmium were used, whereas neutron star matter could achieve this at 189 km thickness. We conclude that a neutrino sail is not a practical method of propulsi
621.
by dfee 6y ago
Did not find a logo for Logosear.ch though!
622.
by dfee 6y ago
Just wanted to say this > This assumes most of development time is spent writing the actual code. The counter argument is, that most of the time spent on such advanced projects is figuring out which path to take. is a great wording of th
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by dfee 6y ago
Curious if you’d share more? Is there a faction of historians who don’t share this viewpoint? I’ve always been curious as I studied the Classics (Greece and Rome) and then European History (which in American high schools is 1400AD+). I have
624.
by dfee 6y ago
I feel like I’m witnessing two co-founding colleagues - who sit by each other day in and day out - discover the other’s persona on HackerNews. Sure, maybe you two (@dvcrn and @arcticfox) don’t work together and don’t know each other, but it
625.
by dfee 6y ago
No. Not hating on it because it's from Apple. Hating on it because they must have more information then they released in the repo. Perhaps they truly don't have more information and released everything they have – and this is a &q
626.
by dfee 6y ago
1 hour ago this began appearing on plenty of Mac news sites. The PR game is a push not a pull.
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by dfee 6y ago
I’ll say it. This is kind of a joke. Not that it would be a joke if an individual developer released it, and built an active community who contributed, or if it was more than 100 websites long. But the heavy publicity push seems a bit early
628.
by dfee 6y ago
Either you really did, 17min ago, or you just trolled us all with a “403: forbidden” for laughs.
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by dfee 6y ago
You don’t get to arbitrate what has and has not happened to me. What sort of oddball remark was this? Funny story about that banquet though. A guy at my table paid a few hundred dollars in a silent auction thinking that he was bidding on a
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by dfee 6y ago
Sure. Go to a Ducks Unlimited banquet and tell folks you’re a Democrat and they may contextualize gun control as your agenda. Tell your Bay Area colleagues you’re a Republican and you’ll be contextualized as close minded. Tell people you’re

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