jack9

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by jack9 9y ago
Reference Capabilities are part of the type system. E.g. iso, val, ref, box, trn
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by jack9 9y ago
Ponylang has a type system that is similar in concept. I really like it, although the ecosystem is still primitive imo.
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by jack9 9y ago
> you don't have core algorithmic property of an effective method If a software framework doesn't have idioms, I'm not sure it's a framework. Examples of frameworks that have no case for using it dont do well.
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by jack9 9y ago
I would think undelete also has a clear definition. Technical implementation is orthogonal to these kinds of definitions.
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by jack9 9y ago
> A UI framework is not an algorithm I think it is. A framework is a pattern of behaviors. You have inputs, transforms, and outputs. Some are connected, some you leverage by use case - standard library of a utility or core namespace (e.g
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by jack9 9y ago
No mention of https://quorumlanguage.com/ ?
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by jack9 9y ago
> Yes, I've done that quite a few times too. No, neither have. You misunderstand the algorithm suggested. Even if you had 0 bugs, you're still going through the process described. The overwhelmingly common case you then describ
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by jack9 9y ago
I've worked on PHP pretty much non-stop since PHP/FI and while this is a good try, it goes off the rails telling people they need a DI library, container and how routes SHOULD work, which is pure hubris. I won't be pointing
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by jack9 9y ago
It's lacking substance as the GP indicated. I read through it and have no problem asserting that.
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by jack9 9y ago
> 0 ounce of evidence to back it up The same principle used when TV lineups are advertised on the TV network channels themselves, is what advertising capitalizes on best. Brand awareness has plenty of psychological evidence behind it. Th
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by jack9 9y ago
> This is such an irrelevant, derailing, and ultimately toxic viewpoint. Toxic is a matter of opinion. Pointing out the hypocrisy is relevant, insofar as it's relevant in every other forum between one actor accusing another of being
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by jack9 9y ago
> It's very hard to imagine a scenario in which a 49-year-old woman walking her bike manages to cross 3 lanes of traffic so quickly that the Uber AV, moving at 40 mph, had no time to react, in a location with good street lighting an
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by jack9 9y ago
Alcoholic drinks (not just casual content like vanilla extract) have been consumed by humans for millions of years. To put it in perspective, milk has been consumed by humans for less than 10000 years. It would be unsurprising that there mi
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by jack9 9y ago
> a tax log, but the real name is out of public sight of course all of the money is tracked by the IRS and state.
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by jack9 9y ago
> Make sure to read the article all the way to the end; > Today, the greatest threat to your life span may be the Trump administration’s assault on public health and medical research Yeah, the end turns it into "what you can do t
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by jack9 9y ago
Mere existence can't be eradicated. There are multiple issues. The existence of them (forgone), the frequency of their appearance and growth lifecycle. Changing any of those things, affects the maintenance problems.
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by jack9 9y ago
> It would be lovely to live in a world in which telling obese people they should "just eat less" vs > Telling cigarette smokers to just smoke less didn't work either, but it's just as prescriptive. "Work&quo
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by jack9 9y ago
In the same way you just picked two you liked and decided to call them amazing, despite being pixel rehashes. Rude.
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by jack9 9y ago
I don't know how this is devastating to anyone other than addicts who were prescribed irresponsibly. It's not like doctors are going to hand out tylenol over demerol in the ER. The acute differences in effects are incontrovertible
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by jack9 9y ago
Surely, this is another trash blog post trying to prove something without doing any work or even defining a goalpost of "better programmer". e.g. "It’s also not true. That inadequacy you’re feeling is based on false assumptio
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by jack9 9y ago
No, not within limits. It's a descriptive economic model. The modern us version isnt the standard.
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by jack9 9y ago
It's interesting that on HN, some experience doesn't get rewarded, just because there's some rather opinionated language. The majority of voters are barely exposed to these kinds of overwhelming attacks, leaving practical ana
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by jack9 9y ago
> It would be lovely to live in a world in which telling obese people they should "just eat less" Why would it matter? Telling cigarette smokers to just smoke less didn't work either, but it's just as prescriptive. Pe
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by jack9 9y ago
> One big point in the article was the option grants worth almost 1B. No. It was the source of a deduction. I don't even think you understand what the article says. From the article: > $5.6 billion in income in 2017. The Seattle-
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by jack9 9y ago
I see your analysis as disingenuous. The company itself avoided paying taxes through various known mechanisms. Amazon did not simply shift the liability to the employees.
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by jack9 9y ago
> That's not how this works. You're not a "native Texan" Yes, it is. The fact you don't want to think that policies are restricted to borders, which have a history and effect unique to a locality, is irrelevant.
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by jack9 9y ago
> authoritarianism has never worked. Neither has democracy, depending on the definition of "worked". Try to narrow it down. > The Constitution was designed to make the US Government as weak as possible That is a premise, not
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by jack9 9y ago
Really? Because stable singular hierarchies is exactly how we evolved to have civilization.
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by jack9 9y ago
Simpler version of Nonograms. Crossme Nonograms is one of the best non-sudoku mobile games that is somehow more fun.
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by jack9 9y ago
Never suggested that. You did. Now you want to argue about the phrasing. > That you can't suggest that there might be a legit propaganda problem What problem? That free speech has an unintended consequences that those in power would

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