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by ghayes 6y ago
The hard part with Elm’s lack of typeclasses is the lack of do notation. It’s pretty easy to end up in Elm’s version of “callback hell” where you’re nested several `andThen`s deep. And that’s for a language that doesn’t have `IO`. That said
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by ghayes 6y ago
This topic has been brought up a lot in these conversations and I’ve missed the substance. Which laws do we suspect Apple may have broken with their App Store contracts?
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by ghayes 6y ago
Many of those use cases probably shouldn’t be supported. It would cut down on fraud if we disallowed card not present transactions on unknown devices.
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by ghayes 6y ago
We can definitely have deterministic Turing-complete programs. Do you mean you want totality? I agree that's nice, but in practice, being free from side-effects is likely more important than ensuring the program halts.
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by ghayes 6y ago
My only fear is that wouldn't businesses constantly relocate to new areas with lower minimum wages? If the area you're located in goes from $5 to $8 (possibly due to your factory), why not relocate three counties over to an area t
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by ghayes 6y ago
FWIW, check out CNN's light page [0]. It's an amazing experience for a text-only page that loads blazingly fast. [0] http://lite.cnn.com/en
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by ghayes 6y ago
What if you had a legacy or emulation mode where it ran Chromium or WebKit for non-compliant pages?
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by ghayes 6y ago
I mean, you might be able to get away with implementing a WASM VM and a small subset of JavaScript APIs, which might be significantly simpler than implementing all of JavaScript itself.
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by ghayes 6y ago
For what it’s worth, with ADTs and non-exposed constructors you can achieve the same result (i.e. only the creating module can actually _build_ such a list but other modules can read the data).
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by ghayes 6y ago
Our solution is to clone docs which we plan to share externally. Then, at least, it's a doc that has already been shared out, instead of docs that you continue to update.
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by ghayes 6y ago
If a company like Monsanto cured cancer, couldn’t you laud that effort even if you still disagree with other practices of the organization? Things, people, companies are rarely all good or all bad. We should applaud Facebook for their FOSS
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by ghayes 6y ago
I truly believe this is the only solution in the long-term. Certainly it looks impossible for individuals to have access to healthcare without employer-negotiated support, but that’s _because_ it’s the status quo and effectively the only cu
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by ghayes 6y ago
I think the biggest difference is once I switched away from `-m`, I tend to write multi-line commit messages. Specifically, I do a title line and a full description in the commit message itself. GitHub will pick this up (if you have a singl
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by ghayes 6y ago
We've been using Linear for an 8-person engineering team for the last few months, and I just want to say thank you -- we've really loved it. The well-designed app with hotkeys makes managing tickets and cycles so fast that it does
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by ghayes 6y ago
Not OP, but this Vox article has some interesting information about race disparities in viewpoints of police. [0] https://www.vox.com/2020/6/3/21276824/defund-police-divest-e...
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by ghayes 6y ago
For me, the information tends to be incomplete that it’s hard to use as a reference, which is often why I am searching in the first place. For example look at JavaScript Array reduce function in w3schools [0] and MDN [1] and try to decide t
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by ghayes 6y ago
Yes, the ones that say the difference between React and Angular is React has 4,000 GitHub stars. There is a world where “there’s no relevant article” is a better answer than... these results.
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by ghayes 6y ago
Can you elaborate on how it's used as a dark pattern?
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I believe the concern here is that this is affecting not just macOS developers, but all developers who use macOS. That's an important distinction.
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by ghayes 6y ago
As mentioned a few times in this comment section, this article covers the subject pretty well: https://ascmag.com/articles/the-mandalorian . All in all, it looks like many shots were truly captured at or near final, wit
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by ghayes 6y ago
I also find a similar technique useful when searching online. If you search "do Aliens exist?" or "does teflon cause cancer" you're guaranteed to find articles that match the bias of your question. Instead, search &
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by ghayes 6y ago
Many service providers, e.g. CloudFlare or AWS, among others, will offer sufficient resources for smaller sites for free, in hopes of capturing larger returns if that company scales. This largely negates the specific benefit (cost for small
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by ghayes 7y ago
I would suppose OPs argument is that this is like how much sawdust can you add to food before people notice and choose alternative media consumption. There's presumably a lot of deadweight loss and collusion that play to these results.
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by ghayes 7y ago
To be fair, the first and last query would also confuse me if someone asked me for that item. "Shirt without paisley" feels a bit like "cereal without elephants." You don't usually explicitly exclude an element that
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by ghayes 7y ago
I'd throw this hat into the arena, which is the creator of Phoenix trying to push the framework to its limits (from a few years ago) and getting 2MM active websocket connections from one server: https://www.phoenixframework.
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by ghayes 7y ago
This is the dream of the token model for networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum or Filecoin / ipfs.
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You've linked to your site on at least 4 comments in this thread, which is really taking away from the comment experience. I am glad you're enthusiastic, but make sure the disclaimers don't take away from your (otherwise grea
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by ghayes 7y ago
C++ or Java seem like great alternatives. And I don't get the reference to VB6-- in 2005, it would still have been Java, and in 2015.
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by ghayes 7y ago
From my limited experience diving into the Postgres source code, it's really a treat. Everything is very clearly written and documented. It's pretty easy to read the source code to get an understanding of how components of Postgre
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by ghayes 7y ago
There are a ton of Go features that have been asked for by the community that have taken years to get mainlined. I think the most common examples are generics and package management. The authors of the language tended, at points, to be at o

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