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by hazn 3y ago
How did you come to that conclusion? Seems like a pretty tame post and submission history.
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by hazn 3y ago
always embrace the idea, never embrace the people. Eid Mubarak!
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by hazn 3y ago
This is a accurate reflection of biases of humans in general. A good story trumps truth.
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by hazn 4y ago
“The fact that you're making a comment about how your Christianity makes you feel outcast probably means you feel compelled to push those beliefs onto others” Rather seems like you’re reaching to push your opinions to others. The logic
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by hazn 4y ago
Do you mean big red and not big blue with that statement? Also, this reads as unnecessary snide. Having a language that makes it easy to onboard new people is a major strength. A lot of Golangs success is attributed to that strength of the
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by hazn 4y ago
The Elixir community has good internal (and official!) tooling around libraries and documentation. I would say it's a positive feedback loop. The nice community resources attract good programmers, good programmers make nice community r
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by hazn 4y ago
I see! Your story hits home for me. It's interesting to see how the social integration of migrants is judged in middle Europe. People with a Greek and Italian descent share cultural similarities with people of Turkish descent. However,
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by hazn 4y ago
Important to note that German is a very tricky language to speak fluently. In this case, fluently meaning no grammatical errors. Also important to note is that Germans are uptight about sentence structures being flawless. Of all the countri
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by hazn 4y ago
I agree that the article did not talk about racism, or at least discrimination enough. I am a german citizen of Turkish descent and work in IT. I am a native German speaker as I was born and raised in Germany. However, I had to endure coun
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by hazn 4y ago
There's however a huge difference in what's being actually prescribed and what's not. Anti-Depressants and strong pain medication isn't as easy to get as in the us as in Germany.
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by hazn 4y ago
How Swift Achieved Dynamic Linking Where Rust Couldn't: https://faultlore.com/blah/swift-abi/ Many programming languages list Swift as inspiration: https://www.val-lang.dev/ Rust's optio
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by hazn 4y ago
I am fascinated by how the general community perceives swift. The PL theory community seems to appreciate its innovations, while the (online) dev community sees it as Apple's own C#. Ultimately, I think Swift is a hugely underrated lan
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by hazn 4y ago
Personally, I find the gameboy advance sp one of the slickest designs ever. You could say that the sp is one of the most iterated on designs in later nintendo products
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by hazn 4y ago
this update fixed all the drawbacks I experienced while building my webpage: www.hazn.deno.dev Fresh and deno are the embodiment of: ergonimic, performant, secure — pick three. thank you (and all the contributors) for your work :)
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by hazn 4y ago
Beautiful (in an educational sense and in a visual sense) CGP Grey video on metric paper: https://youtu.be/pUF5esTscZI
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by hazn 4y ago
The alpha was (as expected) rough. Jetpack compose works (best) when used in android studio, similar to the SwiftUI <-> XCode dependency. Semi-big upfront cost of learning the IDE/framework/config quirks, but other than that
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by hazn 4y ago
The fact that it was written in Rust (or any other non-VM lang) is meaningful because programs written in a Language that needs a VM (All the GC'd languages for example) need the vm to be shipped as well. Thus, making the WASM-program
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by hazn 4y ago
Swift is getting ownership/borrow checker mechanisms in Swift 6[1]. Kotlin and Swift have very similar ergonomics [2] (little outdated link). Together with Actors types/Distributed runtimes, Optional Automatic Reference Counting a
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by hazn 5y ago
This thread has a special focus on switching the operating system from macOS to Pop_OS. In this context, mentioning missing features between the operating systems is valid. I don’t really like the snide nature of your comment, people care a
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by hazn 5y ago
Here is a video from this years WWDC showing all the cool stuff you can do with DocC: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2021/10166/ I personally think it was a great idea to open source this, s
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Swift-DocC Is Now Open Source(swift.org)
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by hazn 5y ago
sexism is inherently not only about "women-hating". You making that assumption is showing your bias, not the bias of the wikipedia article.
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by hazn 5y ago
And in recent computer science (~30 years) we often pick unintuitive names for things. Examples: WebAssembly(neither web, nor assembly), Serverless (has a server, actually), JavaScript.
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by hazn 6y ago
This great article on TempleOS has the same comparision to Oberon: http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/a-constructive-look-at-temp... HN discussion of the article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9681