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Rusts type system is turing complete if I recall correctly. Obviously, in practice everything is in a way decidable because we have limitations everywhere.
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Sorry but I have to side with reddit here. He said it's aimed at power users for whom it doesn't matter that it's hidden because they know how to use this feature. It's advantageous for Reddit to have accounts with email
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As a layman this explanation makes more sense than the "fast air over the top of the wing" one.
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This is great hahaha. Thanks for that link.
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Why should people leave your company and start something new if they are happy in their position right now? Most of the time, this kind of "exodus" happens because the business somehow mismanaged their employees which resulted in
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You are generalizing too much. Spotify has to cover way more than just playback etc., it's a streaming service, the client is only a small part. As a whole Spotify includes way more functionality than winamp, they have completely diffe
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I'm really happy that they implemented a dark mode. Hopefuly it will get a bit more customization so we can adjust the colors since the contrast is pretty harsh right now.
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I doubt the commentor was 100% serious when applying the "stages of grief" to blogposts.
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I only used the Sequence diagrams because they are super useful and the syntax is very intuitive. PlantUML is great
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That's a great way to make programming more accessible.
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I really dislike the usage of the $HOME directory for storing dotfiles. It gets so unbelievably cluttered after some time. I much prefer the XDG Basedir spec. https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-
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>it's too OOP-y for me, I can't really see what it's doing Eh, Rust doesn't have OOP. What do you mean? I get that Rust is a bit hard to read if you aren't used to it but apart from that it's fine for me. Do
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The biggest problem for me is the age old „null“. C# with monads would be great.
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I read multiple times that they didn't even have sprinklers, only smoke detectors in their EU datacenter(s). I'm 100% sure AWS, Azure and Google have better fire prevention.
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> Psychopaths aren't that rare Any evidence for that statement? Wikipedia and its sources suggest otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy#Frequency > 1.2% of a US sample scored 13 or more out of
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Windows Phone UI just looks way too lifeless. There are good reasons why iOS' UI appeals to way more people. For example hard edges and 90° angles are something we associate with man-made "things" while rounded corners feel m
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Same in Germany. You have no chance without Whatsapp. Every birthday party, every friend circle etc. has a Whatsapp group.
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This video really hurts to watch. It looks so dead even compared to The Witcher 3
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I wonder if this will change in the future when rust may become a more mature language. It would offer the speed and the safety needed for this kind of task.
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In my opinion Java makes it really hard to create beautiful UIs without spending much time on it. I also agree that Java attracts a certain kind of developer.
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The Dymaxion map is very interesting, I was a bit surprised just how connected the continents actually are.
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My Brother hl 2340d is also working really well. Using the same 10€ cartridge for over 3 years now and not one hickup
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Lile the author wrote, the example is only an example, in the real world those functions are way bigger. Such a small function would be fine but most functions are far bigger and often call other functions that again do some IO.
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However: Does Walmart support other Stores that sell your chips? No! You need to move away from Walmart.
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Remember that we the customers GAVE them that power. They are allowed to do whatever they want with it. People here complain that they have so much power while wearing an apple watch...
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There is also no official way to convert your car to diesel/electric...
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Not having a steep learning curve does not imply it‘s a good first language. I‘d recommend python to get started and then switching to a staticly typed lang. Rust requires you to have quite some experience to know when to use what.
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I personally find the web without ublock origin to be unbearable. Especially youtube and newspapers make use of ads that really disrupt the user experience.
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I really do appreciate this book. It's absolutely amazing, especially since it's free but I kind of dislike how in some parts the code is just shown without explaining the theory behind it. I doubt you could follow the book very w