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by hasenj 10y ago
No the problem is when you have a method that takes three parameters you want know what these parameters are and what you can do with them. Trying to figure this out in a dynamically typed language is not fun. In TypeScript (with a decent e
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by hasenj 10y ago
What happens is people realized that python is not reliable enough for serious business applications and they to fix that. After experiencing static typing with TypeScript I don't really want to go back to dynamic typing.
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by hasenj 10y ago
> Giving up on their citizenship and applying for a new one is no easy decision. The decision is very easy. Obtaining the citizenship, on the other hand, is not easy.
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by hasenj 10y ago
As an immigrant, I've seen many immigrants who have absolutely no interest in the culture or society of the country they immigrated to. Most people just want to get a citizenship because their own country's passport sucks and thei
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by hasenj 10y ago
Bringing people to a foreign land does not really help them that much. It is a much better form of help if you were to help them fix their own countries. Having to adjust to a new culture is not really fun (unless you had an interest in tha
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by hasenj 10y ago
It might be interesting to know that an Arabic, there's still a fruit called Naarinj. It's basically a bigger and more bitter type of orange.
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by hasenj 10y ago
I have no idea if what you're saying is true or not but it seems to be a huge claim with hardly any substantiation.
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by hasenj 10y ago
From github, the first time only. Not every single time.
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by hasenj 10y ago
If you want a specific hash, why pull it from github everytime?
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by hasenj 10y ago
Implying people who use Chrome are stupid is .. not a very nice thing to say.
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by hasenj 10y ago
You're getting the videos for free ... So that's a weird excuse.
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by hasenj 10y ago
I think you don't understand the Rust feature the post is talking about. It's not about returning a pointer to a struct. It's about the pointer being _safe_. What if x was not allocated on the stack, but on the heap? y is par
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by hasenj 10y ago
Why should Rust try to paint itself like yet another ruby/python/javascript? It's not, and should not try to market itself as if it was. People who need Rust know they need it.
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by hasenj 10y ago
I never minimize anything on Mac, the concept is not so useful since there's nothing interesting on the "desktop" anyway.
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by hasenj 10y ago
"Amoral" is used by sociopaths to justify their immoral behavior; "morality doesn't apply to me".
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by hasenj 10y ago
This proves that poverty is a real thing and not some figment of imagination.
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by hasenj 10y ago
Honestly, I think calling something "a social construct" is meaningless political rhetoric. If humans and Neanderthals interbreed for a long enough period without annhiliating each other through war, wouldn't their offspring
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by hasenj 10y ago
Is there evidence that they could not?
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by hasenj 10y ago
Your answer gives no explanation beyond "because they are not humans". How do you know that?
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by hasenj 10y ago
I don't know if this is appropriate, but why are extinct humans classified as different species while the still alive humans are all considered the same species? It seems political. Either some of the current races are different specie
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by hasenj 10y ago
I like open offices because I want to feel like I'm working with people, not in solitary confinement. When I'm alone in a private room, I'm usually playing; not working. I find it incredibly difficult to get into working flow
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by hasenj 10y ago
When society deems your behavior undesirable, you become a social outcast and live a miserable life. No one would hire you. No one would want to be your friend. It's not just anecdotal evidence, but also a basic understanding of human
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by hasenj 10y ago
I think your attitude is rather childish. Your assumptions are not knowledge. Also, your concept of freedom seems rather misplaced. Everyone already does dictate your behavior. If you think otherwise, you are not thinking hard enough.
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by hasenj 10y ago
Well, Vancouver is failing. It's a sample of one, but it's something I saw with my own eyes.
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by hasenj 10y ago
You want your own personal desires (vice?) to trump what's beneficial or destructive to society as a whole.
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by hasenj 10y ago
Also, almost 70% of Americans are obese or overweight.
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by hasenj 10y ago
Visiting Vancouver
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by hasenj 10y ago
Really? I have a very deep suspicion that drugs destroy society by making a majority of people lethargic and unmotivated to do anything in real life. A case could be made for exceptions here and there (like the child in this article) but I
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by hasenj 10y ago
What are some of its more interesting applications?
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by hasenj 10y ago
The Mac would not have been a huge success probably in that scenario.

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