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Ask HN: Is it morally acceptable for a country to not want immigration?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
I’ve never heard of rust being used in the functional world, interesting.
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elamje
8y ago
I definitely like 1 big monitor. My company recently went from 2 27” inchers at each desk to 1 34” curved monitor. I like the 34” much better, since there aren’t bezels anymore!
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elamje
8y ago
This is hardly tricking the Tesla. In the video they have no cars nearby for the Tesla to also infer from, so saying it's "driving into opposing traffic" is misleading. I would imagine the Tesla would do fine if there were ca
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elamje
8y ago
Here is a running list of medium and large companies that are actively using FP: https://github.com/elamje/FunctionalProgrammingCompanyList Feel free to add to it:-)
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Ask HN: Why Isn't Functional Programming Taking Over?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
I'm not sure, I just want functional programming to become widely adopted <3
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elamje
8y ago
What websites are Chrome only?
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elamje
8y ago
Hey man, you sound like a prime candidate for Lambda School. Check it out. It was a Y Combinator company that seems pretty solid. Free up front (you pay if it gets you a job), and allows you to work on a lot of group projects so I've b
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elamje
8y ago
Not super active with Chrome, so what lock-ins are you referring to? Like password management and extensions?
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elamje
8y ago
Link to languages: https://www.heroku.com/languages - Additionally they have Kotlin documentation and tutorials
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Ask HN: Why does Heroku support less known JVM languages?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
Very cool response!
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elamje
8y ago
I recommend Clojure. It will, along with other lisps and functional languages, completely change the way you think about coding. It has a vibrant community, the author is very active and gives great talks, it’s interoperable with Java, it’s
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Ask HN: Products Built by Tiny Teams?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
Nice response. I appreciate it. I could see the case where an entire program/project would want to be statically type checked, but when you are running a repl or something quick you don’t want to have to specify types. At the repl you
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Ask HN: Why not static and dynamic typing?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
That's fair, if you don't like REPL dev then I understand. I was going to say you rarely have to deal with the start up time, because of the repl, but it sounds like you already know that.
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elamje
8y ago
It seems that the risk here is more of the perception flavor. That is, the strength of the USD, has a lot more to do with peoples perception of the USD. Similar to how the stock market reacts psychologically to perceived changes in companie
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elamje
8y ago
Not that this is a recommended solution, but VPNs work from inside of China. I lived with some Chinese students while I was exchanging and basically they said most people that want out of the Fire wall can just VPN out with no repercussions
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elamje
8y ago
The question deserves more attention. Personally, I am just getting started in the FP world and I haven’t yet had the chance to make money with FP. The toy projects I have worked on have literally made me into a total CS nerd and now I love
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Ask HN: Do you wish you could invest in Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, etc.?
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elamje
8y ago
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elamje
8y ago
Wow, it gets even better
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Elon Musk's most infamous venture, where only 1 character remains
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elamje
8y ago
Calculate the amount you afford to completely lose right now. Exercise that number of options. In your personal mental accounting, set the options value to $0. Check back with the company in a year or two, expecting nothing. You might be su
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elamje
8y ago
Awesome, I will check it out. Let me know if you would like to join our Keybase team to at least be connected to some other Clojure beginners, who knows it could become a vibrant place for Clojure people lol. Keybase team: clojuresquad
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elamje
8y ago
Thanks!
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elamje
8y ago
Thanks for your recommendation, added to list.
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elamje
8y ago
Any conspiracy theories as to why that is? Considering the effort that goes into Google products (not to mention that gmail is a core product), it seems strange that in 2019 a feature like this is noticeably delayed.
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Ask HN: Anyone want to work on a Clojure project to learn?
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elamje
8y ago
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