ionforce

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by ionforce 8y ago
Is there something about Rust that precludes it from reacting to failure modes as you describe?
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by ionforce 8y ago
What makes you think we're about to see a robotics renaissance?
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by ionforce 8y ago
What part(s) of Rust do you find too complicated, and why?
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by ionforce 8y ago
FAANG, I've never seen this before! Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google?
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by ionforce 8y ago
I've not convinced at how effective that is.
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by ionforce 8y ago
Maybe you should spend more time learning what value adds they provide.
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by ionforce 8y ago
Correct. Anyone that's in these positions of moderating are only as effective as they are granted the power to potentially stop everything. If that person doesn't have the power, then it's just lip service.
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by ionforce 8y ago
Did I suggest that?
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by ionforce 8y ago
Comprehensibility is a function of both the author and the recipient. I find that a lot of functional enthusiasts (e.g. people who are very, very comfortable with type classes) truly lack the relate-ability to make the material accessible t
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by ionforce 8y ago
> then I started criticizing the interview process and (more importantly) Google Finance as being pretty bad, and this really upset everyone. Not rocket science, everybody. Who knew that people don't respond well to being criticized
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by ionforce 8y ago
https://twitter.com/jaguarul/status/986146251379965953
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by ionforce 8y ago
What readability and usability benefits are you claiming Java to have?
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by ionforce 8y ago
What level of Scala were you trying? The things you're referring to don't sound pedestrian at all. You shouldn't let them turn you off from ALL of Scala.
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by ionforce 8y ago
I don't think it's fair to refer to Scala's syntax non-specifically like that. Scala allows you to write code that looks like Java or code that looks closer to Haskell. It's a very wide spectrum. You're probably ref
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by ionforce 8y ago
I've never seen a system or project that's had a "big" change that wasn't always a total rewrite. I guess it's always envisioned differently like "can we tackle this subsystem in isolation".
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by ionforce 8y ago
I was in a meeting where this just happened. And as liberal as I am, it is exactly PC nitpicking. You can also choose to lead by example rather than correcting people. Despite all the good intentions in the world, people may not react well
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by ionforce 8y ago
Scala enthusiast Jon Pretty just announced `fury` as well!
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by ionforce 8y ago
Maybe a disagreement here is fueled by the power level difference in these two features. Beyond the superficial injection examples, Scala implicits also support injecting values constructed dynamically and also recursive/derived implic
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by ionforce 8y ago
It's only surprising if you ascribe monadic properties to that syntax versus understanding it as literal syntactic sugar and absolutely nothing else.
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by ionforce 8y ago
Could you expand on what this all is? I'm not familiar with what benefits an LSP provides. What is the world like before and after LSP support?
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by ionforce 8y ago
Where is this documented?
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by ionforce 9y ago
What parts of your workflow do you think are uniquely enhanced by not being on Mac?
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by ionforce 9y ago
In this post you propose that Circle CI has unfair prejudices towards men. How did you come up upon this conclusion?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Isn't the point of smart vehicles that they have superhuman reaction speed?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Probably a critical mass. It's just like technological adoption: there's an early adopters group and then the masses come in waves.
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by ionforce 9y ago
The other factor is not being shy about banning people. Heavy moderation.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Pode explicar a tradução ou conexão para as palavras, vira e lita. Não significam "look" e "can"? Não sou brasileiro.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Clippy, get back in the drawer! No one called for you!
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is there an operator/annotation that is the opposite of '/s', like I'm being genuine? !/s /g
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by ionforce 9y ago
> So firing him for stating his opinion Do you think it's possible for his stating of his opinion to have side effects like creating a toxic work environment, which would be the antithesis of doing his job well?

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