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OCaml, F#, modern ML-based languages.
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If this looks interesting to you, you may enjoy OCaml or F#, both of which are ML variants with modern compilers and tooling available. OCaml compiles to standalone binaries, F# is a Microsoft language that compiles to .NET bytecode. I&#x
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>which was that newer science is more reliable than older science. who taught that? I notice a lot of people seem to think this is true. Seems obviously crazy to me! People sure aren't any smarter now.
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After spending ~15 years arguing with the same, repeating dissenting opinions, with no evolution or change in those arguments, I'm ready to retire to my echo chamber, where evolution and global warming are real, and the earth isn'
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another bot!
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congratulations on believing a thing without rigorous evidence?
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html not code. css maybe. the pedant has spoken, so it shall be, in my mind
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if only capitalists weren't so horrible that people keep truning to it
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don't go anywhere, ui design is a random walk.
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there are a lot of posters here who seem to be border line sociopaths, so maybe another thing they should conaider is that when inequality increases to much the proletariat will tend to kill the elite. nobody wins if we get there and there
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bit of a tautology there. correct if correct.
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lots of people who have produced super high quality, money making software in c++ ignore almost everything advised by stroustrop and other modern c++ advocates. don't worry about it, just aolve your own problems.
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then don't pretend you are a think tank. you are a pr firm, paid to say whatever benefits your clients.
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interesting. I've always thought of 'engineering' focus in software as being close to the metal, using the hardware efficiently. But in this case they seem to think of it as minimizing time to market, and amount of code. Even
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Indeed the world would be much better with privatized armies.Nothing like profit incentive for war.
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author cheats, thinks it works, roots for cheaters
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stuff grows huge in the summer though
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humans have already caused a mass extinction. so it would be like....double secret mass extinction.
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they did not succeed in keeping it secret http://io9.gizmodo.com/secrets-of-the-manhattan-project-were...
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for those of us in the bottom 95% of incomes the downturn has been going on 30 years.
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Sublime Text
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yeah I was like "SOUNDS COOL!" -> click -> React+Electron -> CLOSE
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yes json is crazy. protocol buffers are ok. but custom bit packed format is still helpful for twitch games
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usa cycling
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if the editor is aware of the type inference, you can display the signature without having to type it. it can be useful as you get automatically generic functions, which can save a lot of time if you decide the refactor later and use say,
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No, that is what people who make excuses for dopers, say about doping. But the 1st order thing steroids will do is just make you stronger, immediately, by themselves, even if you don't train differently (or at all!) The 1st order thing
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>As to Bolt, what makes him special as a sprinter is his size, Maybe.
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what a disappointing comment.
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the plugin seems to do it sometimes. definitely a useful feature when learning. can do codelens too so you don't have yo hover. would be a nice option.
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the politicians were paid to oppose net neutrality, there is no conversation to be had with them. All we can try to do is make it not worth the money they have been brided with to do this bad thing.
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