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dmead
8y ago
Also lambdabot.
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dmead
8y ago
that's confusing as hell. there's a reason this didn't take off (Besides the competition from clojure)
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dmead
8y ago
I never used my twitter account because it was obviously all branding and marketing in a public facing way in the 2000s.
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dmead
8y ago
npm? that sounds way worse than the others
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dmead
8y ago
those jobs are already gone. the fact they were eliminated decades ago doesn't support the idea of accelerating joblessness through automation.
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dmead
8y ago
basically. assuming your last line is sarcastic.
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8y ago
sorry for the late response. I really feel that it would do a lot of good in the world to hold back at least some automation of robot type jobs. We as a society need a bigger lead time in the education and social development areas to just
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dmead
8y ago
If you try to close your switch it will break.
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dmead
8y ago
I wasn't aware me posting on a webzone was actually displacing thousands of manual laborers.
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dmead
8y ago
it's bugged Best Score for your Gender -2147483648
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dmead
8y ago
yes in fact, but we're not talking about a factory.
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dmead
8y ago
Or they could do the socially correct thing and not automate. Or, all that automation is just vaporware outside of marketing demos and the unions will be fine.
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dmead
8y ago
Phpstorm is a good investment.
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Richard Daystrom
(memory-alpha.wikia.com)
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8y ago
I've test driven a bolt and done the diligence on it. It needs 4 (FOUR) days to charge on a standard outlet. If you happen to own a house, you can have the higher amp outlet installed for like 2k. Otherwise, good luck finding a fast ch
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dmead
8y ago
the (v|b)olt has horrible charging infrastructure.
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dmead
8y ago
I fail to see the problem here. Do you understand why people would want a motto like "Don't be evil"?
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dmead
8y ago
As someone who has had to deal with a hard to read break in an x-ray this is great news. Had the ER docs had this available I wouldn't have had to sit in agonizing pain and uncertainty for a day before getting into see a surgeon. It wa
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dmead
8y ago
Paving over the difference could seem convenient but it smells like a possible source of non obvious coding errors. AFAIK it's still worthwhile to know the difference between function identity and the value that produces identities. Th
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dmead
8y ago
This is an important point to stress. However the moment people want to get more complicated than bind and return while doing IO the "C" word inevitably creeps into scope. So while you don't need to know anything about abstra
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dmead
8y ago
Ah right you are. It's missing something to unwrap from the maybe type at least.
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dmead
8y ago
how is this invalid? it's covering both constructors for maybe.
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dmead
8y ago
Hi dustin.
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dmead
8y ago
Is there a list somewhere of what websites actually work without JavaScript enabled?
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dmead
8y ago
Correct I think. The one time the power went out at night and I woke up out of breath was enough to make me realize I should have it on my ups.
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dmead
8y ago
fucntional
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dmead
8y ago
Whats svb?
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dmead
8y ago
Plaid user here. The sandbox has only one valid account with more or less randomly generated transactions. You want the development environment.
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8y ago
This is getting gross. I really fail to understand the type of person that believes this is a good idea.
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dmead
8y ago
they wouldn't of course, but their competitors aren't doing this. unless you can point me to the company that actually makes.. say dell's (or whoever's) laptops.
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