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   by gr__or 9y ago

   That is not true at all! Flow was announced November 18, 2014: https://code.facebook.com/posts/1505962329687926/flow-a-new-... Typescript got --strictNullChecks with Version 2 which was announced July 11, 2016: h
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   Thank you, good points. It is probably more of a spectrum than I previously stated. Though I'd personally also wouldn't call the ELF or Army of God terrorist organizations. That I'd reserve for untargeted civillian attacks th
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   I'm certainly no fan of the CIA and the fucked up shit it's done (and still doing), especially to your country. But isn't there a difference between a somewhat targeted assassination and an attack which's only target is
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   She just stepped in early. I've had so many of these articles thrown in my face without me making the topic about veganism. There is a an active defensiveness spewing out of some carnivores when vegs are around.
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   Same reason as always: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-9237... I'd guess around half of those wouldn't happen in rust.
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   if you use ES2015: arr = [ ...arr.slice(0, 2), 'New Content', ...arr.slice(3) ]
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   Redux is not intended to be THE state management lib for every possible use case. It sure can cover pretty much every case though as people tend to notice, that requires quite some boilerplate. For typical CRUD apps that stay in sync with t
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   Sure, creating a new language is suboptimal . But do I want all my server requests to contain arbitrary Regexes. Hell no! though I haven't seen a gQL alternative that does a better job, Falcor is close
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   by gr__or 9y ago

   Ha! Just yesterday I had the narcisstic idea of gifting someone I've been chatting regularly with for years a chatbot that answers his messages like I would. This is just what I needed, thanks!
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    Contra Grant On Exaggerated Differences(slatestarcodex.com)

    198 points by gr__or 9y ago|33 comments
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    Then it has high phonemic orthography ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonemic_orthography ).
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    While certainly not the norm, there is also Jonathan Blow who made Braid & The Witness, both afaik full time with borrowed money. Though few people have his vision and resolute. Me, I'm fine with making games on the side for now. B
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    I wrote a similar post, though much shorter and less detailed. Nevertheless eerily similar: https://medium.com/@grgtwt/code-is-not-just-text-1082981ae27... Greenfoot really was the biggest inspiration, but I'd rea
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    Hi HN, I'm interested in turning this into a full code editor, probably starting with JS (since I already got JSON). But first I want to get some feedback on the principal idea, I hope this version already gets it across. Anyway, a few
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    Show HN: Syntactor – (JSON-)editor that prevents syntax errors(gregoor.github.io)

    1 points by gr__or 9y ago|1 comments
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    Even Arguments based on false premises can be sound. Just as arguments can be based on true premises and still be unsound. Helping people identify which is which should at least raise the quality of disagreements. When its premises are fa
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    by gr__or 9y ago

    I worked on something similar a while ago. First I also looked into building something more visual/map like but after many iterations I got frustrated by the lack of overview one had for more complex maps. So I pivoted to a more TOC&#x