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by high_density 6y ago
the point of using python? ML libraries! that's the 99% case of python-only case. Other than that, I actually don't know... a lot of other languages now have interpreted-dev envs... (btw, I'd rather use Kotlin than java --- i
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by high_density 6y ago
no it's not -- every other languages other than JS/TS has multiline lambdas... Java 8+, Kotlin, Rust, Scala, C#, ... seems you're confused between "limitation" and "feature"... it's a limitation due t
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by high_density 6y ago
well there are some warts... 1. no multiline lambda function? - breaks flow of writing fp code 2. default-arguments are 'shared' by default? - have to 'break' this sharing by assigning 'None'... - very unint
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by high_density 6y ago
read mypy docs, but use google's pytype... pylance is much stricter, but it seems to have a lot of false-(+)s from what I've used, the implementation varies wildly...
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by high_density 6y ago
the thing with python is that it's "indentation-based" -- it's difficult to see "where does this anonymous function return or end?" maybe it's time to allow optional brackets for marking where a function s
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by high_density 6y ago
github link: https://github.com/Cargill/splinter written in rust :D
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by high_density 6y ago
maybe creating a file system makes people... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by high_density 6y ago
I think the gp is asking: why not sneak-in, instead of openly coming through the airport? but then again, maybe Alexey or his supporters didn't expect him to be arrested this fast
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by high_density 6y ago
well it doesn't make sense... why move away even from server-side java? I mean, you guys can use kotlin which is a combination of all the goodies (functional + ergonomic + type-safer than java/go) that has good java interop... and
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by high_density 6y ago
> due to the Oracle litigation they were trying to get away from Java where possible. not a lawyer here, but isn't the litigation related to Android Java-clone, not 'server-side' java-usage?
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by high_density 6y ago
well I really like the idea of "connecting everything - keyboard, monitor, and even power" of usb-C... but it's a security nightmare. One rogue device can pretend to be a keyboard + monitor, and can run some commands without
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by high_density 6y ago
hm I agree on the points made you made on the GoLang -- its design seem to be a regression. (to add another: look at Go's "default-value instead of Null" instead of adding actual null-safety in the type-system like kotlin&#x2
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by high_density 6y ago
I think lovasoa is pointing out what could happen in real-life, not 'what should happen morally/ethically/etc'.
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by high_density 6y ago
once again, same here: to maintain democracy, no political entity should be able to snuff the other side. By your logic, it's OK for Bill Gates to buy all the press influence to completely silence the politically-other-side. And my men
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by high_density 6y ago
damn I have a habit of only reading HN comments and guessing what the article is about
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by high_density 6y ago
+1. btw, maybe moderna can go after AIDS sometime later? I wonder how mRNA vaccines will work for AIDS patients...
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by high_density 6y ago
it's not "freedom of speech vs publication". If it was about distribution-rights on small vs big, it would be "freedom to whisper", not "speech" which implies speaking publicly. Another concern: by your lo
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by high_density 6y ago
you know LuLu and Little Snitch are made by the same company (obj-see ... obj-c ???)
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by high_density 6y ago
this. Current outright banning and gagging will surely backfire. The pro-trumps will raise the question: "what are the other-side so afraid of, that they are trying to shut us off?" So instead of calming them down, it'll actu
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by high_density 6y ago
> Just to confirm - am I reading this correctly in that, this massive corporate secrecy legislation does not apply to the vast majority of publicly traded corporations in the US? If they had just not included those exemptions, this would
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by high_density 6y ago
well things go bad when they actually realize and/or admit CCP isn't a beneficial entity for the Chinese... they have family/relatives in mainland... have to be careful even in abroad
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by high_density 6y ago
it's to separate 'the Chinese people' from 'the CCP'... the Chinese people are the victims, CCP the perpetuators. A lot of people confuse this distinction, and do racial behaviors thinking they're doing good f
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by high_density 6y ago
> Oh god, that was not my intention in the slightest yes I can see that. but GP didn't actually say "5G is deadly", but "there might be something we don't know that can turn out to be harmful" > we have a
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by high_density 6y ago
I think GP is saying our scientific knowledge might not be 100% perfect, and we might not know one or two things until later. You're a bit over-reacting -- you just made GP an anti-vaccer... maybe pointing out that we have better resea
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by high_density 6y ago
it really depends on project size... a small or just starting project? then maybe yes... a big company-wide project? then static-checking with types is a must. Guido beginning to work on types for python shows how types are necessary for bi
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by high_density 6y ago
isn't PiHole some kind of external firewall? that works 90% of the average-joe known botnets against a desktop PC, but it's not helpful for laptops / unknown-control endpoints. (or endpoints that are really good at hiding)
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by high_density 6y ago
hm... do you mean linux-based? can't... Korean banks have activeX + other crap requirements. (they even detect VMs in linux) also, linux can't run apps like photoshop / adobe cc apps / etc as for mac... I'm waiting
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by high_density 6y ago
just wondering... is there any defense normies like me can do? eg. turn some windows feature off?
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by high_density 6y ago
ditto this. if some rich people are willing to pay 20,000x, then that roughly means (20,000 - 1) more vaccine for others (per rich person willing to pay, that is.) The other option is paying with tax-money... btw, another view: why fix it t
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by high_density 6y ago
I don't think Epic use the same account on purpose -- I mean, why pay x2 the fees?

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