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by esarbe 6y ago
No. Buying a car is not necessarily parasitic behavior. Bailing on your taxes is.
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by esarbe 6y ago
You mean, you consider the creation of abusive monopolist as something positive? Interesting point of view!
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by esarbe 6y ago
Yeah, it's a real mystery. https://www.globalcitizensolutions.com/cyprus-tax-for-non-re...
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by esarbe 6y ago
That's not basis for a functioning social contract. You need a functioning social contract to enjoy the fruits of your labor or spoils of war.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Bailing on your taxes. Or what else do you think he's doing it for?
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by esarbe 6y ago
Huh, why not? If not for people taking advantage of "the system", "the system" would not exist. I mean; here we have a guy that has taken all the advantage of all the benefits a developed industrial country has to offer
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by esarbe 6y ago
I don't want to sound like a conspiracy nut but... are we sure the votes are counted the right way? With all the electronic voting devices, what guarantees and checks are in place to assert that a vote cast for Trump is not counted tow
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by esarbe 6y ago
Scala 3 tries to be more opinionated and goes quite some miles (kilometers?) to make the language more regular and simple. The implicits are gone, for example. Kinda crazy, since it was Scala's banner feature for so long. For the prima
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by esarbe 6y ago
You still need a JVM, which what the GP is trying to point out (I think...) That said; nowadays you have the Native and JS runtimes as possible targets as well. Scala.js works surprisingly good with very few caveats.
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by esarbe 6y ago
From what I saw in the latest presentation by Martin, we can expect Scala 3 to be released in late Spring/early Summer 2021. Part of the release testing is building the community release[0], which is a large part of the relevant Scala
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by esarbe 6y ago
I've been working with Scala for 7 years now. Compilation speeds have been getting better throughout the 2.12.x/2.13.x cycles. Compilation speeds for Scala 3 are looking very good too.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Nice. Looking forward to start using all the 'intention over mechanism' features that Dotty introduced.
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by esarbe 6y ago
In the Scala 2.x this can be done with an implicit class. It's a bit cumbersome and not very use-case oriented (mechanism over intention) and so Scala 3 has introduced extension methods[0]. This gives you exactly what you want. Since S
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by esarbe 6y ago
Downvote all you like. It won't change the facts.
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2020 is on its way to be the hottest year on record(weforum.org)
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Arctic Ice is failing to form this October for first time in recorded history(earther.gizmodo.com)
1 points by esarbe 6y ago|0 comments
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by esarbe 6y ago
I'm not going to tell you where I live. But... no, I don't actually.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Less discussion, more downvoting!
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by esarbe 6y ago
Of course there's a right to freely cross borders. Borders are just imaginary lines on a map. Just as any bird has the "right" to go wherever it wants and any other animal hat the right to go wherever it wants, I have the nat
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by esarbe 6y ago
A downvote for pointing out the obvious, I guess? :D
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by esarbe 6y ago
Which one is the side that is tentatively supportive of the whole QAnon stuff?
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by esarbe 6y ago
Na, they are actually based in reality. We're killing our own biological support system. Sad, sorry, and true facts.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Does anyone care to explain the downvotes? This seems like a reasonable argument to be made.
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by esarbe 6y ago
It's so sad that the divisiveness of this topic makes it impossible to be discussed in an friendly and respectful way.
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by esarbe 6y ago
There were extensive contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives. Even the (bipartisan) Senate report on this states that much. There is nothing nonsense about it.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Not unpopular, but it just won't work; Google has already indicated that it also is going to want a 30% cut. And side-loading is not really an option for the average consumer. The problem of rent-seeking by monopolists will just go awa
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by esarbe 6y ago
In theory; yes. In practice; not quite enough. Apple is doing everything it can to stop the customer from being informed. As a developer, you are not allowed to tell your customers how much of a cut Apple gets. This has to change.
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by esarbe 6y ago
When it's way too late and in a retributionary fury. Now we shall not dare to touch them, because of profit.
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by esarbe 6y ago
Sorry, I didn't really get into this claim in my previous reply. I meant to, but then forgot. :/ > In fact we are on track for RCP4.5 despite not doing what IPCC says we need to do to reach this. This is great news. From my cur
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by esarbe 6y ago
> Admitedly I'm not sure I followed. Like the link I provided. IPCC is predicting only 1.4c increase. Could you point to where the IPCC got that wrong? From the report: "This report uses mainly RCP2.6 and RCP8.5 in its assessm

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