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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
Erlang is super cool! Not really my first choice when starting something new, but that's more because Erlang's strengths don't really match the kind of projects I'm interested in!
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
I'm probably too stupid for Haskell, too, but in my experience the Haskell community actually acknowledges that the language is hard! The patronizing attitude of rust defenders here on HN, on the other hand, man... it just pushes me fu
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
Yes, and sorry, that's not specifically related to ripgrep. About a year ago I tried to compile a few rust tools and a bunch of them just straight up didn't work at all because they made assumptions that are only valid for debian&
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
The last one I tried was ripgrep, and something about the default behavior just drove me insane... I'll freely admit that it's all about aesthetics and there's no right answer, but that doesn't mean my preferences go awa
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
The semantics of Rust aren't simple at all. I've used a huge number of languages, both professionally and for personal projects, and Rust is the first one I'm too stupid to understand. ("Modern" JavaScript comes clo
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
It's taking off, sure, but every single piece of Rust software I've tried has been, uh, I'll be nice and say not to my taste. Almost like the safety guarantees Rust provides means that developers stop caring about portability
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
Agreed - makes perfect sense, too. In more than one sense, music is about patterns, and part of the draw is the tension between being able to predict what's going to happen and being wrong in the best possible way. Purely electronic, c
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
There's probably more variety in music today than ever before in human history.
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
I never claimed that this describes the interactions of most, or even many people. I never claimed that Jewish people should "be more passive and let it be". And "clueless joking" are your words, not mine. I am not endor
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
I agree, I was responding to chvid's specific questions about how you go from jokes to becoming a true believer. I don't think that's something that happens to every joker, troll or shitposter - not even the majority.
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
Exactly this. And if you want someone to care about your feelings, the first step is never to tell them they are garbage. Loving your enemy is a worthwhile strategy.
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
I was responding to a very specific by question by chvid and certainly don't think it's all about trolling. (Oh, and as anyone who has seen a /pol/ meetup knows, they're not all young white men... alienated, though
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by eej2ya1K 7y ago
You start out by making relatively innocent jokes about jews, and notice that certain portions of the anglosphere left and right really respond to this. Not only do they tell you that you can't say that, they also shower you with threa