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by jatone 5y ago
id tell you duh, and go actually has (or will have soon) the pieces for the majority of the daily useful functional programming concepts. namely first class and polymorphic functions.
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by jatone 5y ago
they just don't want to maintain that code path anymore for whatever reason. its their product, their choice. you're just along for the ride.
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by jatone 5y ago
because the time taken to setup the DB is the smallest amount of effort you'll put into it over the lifetime of the application. plus, its like 30 seconds to setup: install, add a role, and maybe adjust hba.conf for access control sett
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by jatone 5y ago
you're overestimate the complexity here. these are homogeneous devices it'll be very easy to update them safely. the other approaches are actually more complex and error prone due to bit rot. having a frequently updated system ens
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by jatone 5y ago
i mean.... pipewire issues are the end users fault, it is opt in. if you're using pipewire you chose to use unstable beta software.
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by jatone 5y ago
because that time wasn't spent on work anyways. it was already 'free' for the company. this is literally just trying to claw back money for a perk people really like. the fact companies pay different rates based on locale is
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by jatone 5y ago
this is easily and demonstrably false. I use gnome-shell, generally the whipping boy of the linux DMs. the problem isn't with the UI frameworks its with the filesystem. macosx chokes hard compared to linux and any filesystem access suf
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by jatone 5y ago
do a `rm -rf ./* && git checkout -- .` on a git repo. then do the same thing on a linux box, we're not talking a few milliseconds difference. even our small repos take minute or more for macosx vs linux. this impacts shit
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by jatone 5y ago
every time i use osx i fucking start cursing due to how god forsaken slow it is. apple even managed to make it so slow I notice it when helping my coworkers debug their code.
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by jatone 5y ago
any company that told me the value of my work is tied to the location at which i accomplish it would immediately hit a wall with me being willing to work there. it simply is bonkers they've tried to pull that line out.
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by jatone 5y ago
which is less than the fraud in private insurance industry, which is 10%. https://www.propublica.org/article/we-asked-prosecutors-if-h...
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by jatone 5y ago
so go use chrome if its clearly no different as you say. personally i'll stick with firefox.
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by jatone 5y ago
which is fine if they play that propaganda game with their own. like most authoritarian regimes it'll implode eventually. we absolutely should be selective in who we do business with as to not allow authoritarian regimes to hold power
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by jatone 5y ago
I mean the GC pause times and static binaries are huge to me as well vs java. go is just a better languages to develop with in my mind. I have to spend less time optimizing and more time getting shit done.
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by jatone 6y ago
there is no complexity tradeoff for users here.
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by jatone 6y ago
ignoring the quote for a second we know a few things about this CEO and zoom. 1. zoom's application is sending data to Chinese servers separate from the application functionality servers. 2. the CEO is from china, I'm going to ass
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by jatone 6y ago
there are linters that will help you with that. https://github.com/kisielk/errcheck https://golangci-lint.run/usage/linters/ has a solid set of options.
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by jatone 6y ago
uh what, go does exactly what you applaud C for, but better. go is extremely aggressive about not recompiling dependencies. you only pay a long compilation phase the first time you build something. after that its partial compilations all th
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by jatone 6y ago
musk also has a history of delivering the products he spouts off on twitter about. they are often delayed but his track record is pretty good on actually delivering working products that do what he says. I wouldn't be surprised if star
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by jatone 6y ago
i see it a bunch with activerecord like ORMS. the devs are just too lazy to care and it drags entire systems down.
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by jatone 6y ago
current proposal might, but generics provide far more value than the try function from the errors proposal. they won't just stop attempting to figure it out.
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by jatone 6y ago
Yes, I've been protesting with them.
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by jatone 6y ago
you mean protesting local government not being responsive to the fact people are literally being killed by cops? I don't see any issue with that. its just a building. rebuild it later once you fix the problems.
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by jatone 6y ago
You're probably not familiar with Seattle.... there is a base of people there who are capable of this. there has been ongoing conflict between the local populace and the SPD. for over a year. probably longer, but a 1-2 years ago is whe
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by jatone 6y ago
depends on how those people are used. 'hiring more police' well that can be argued as exactly what the activists want. if you define police as individuals who help the community with their issues without violence. making sure home
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by jatone 6y ago
what other singular event has killed 100k people in the US in less than 6 months outside of a couple wars? not as bad as everyone was predicting...... are you fucking kidding me? and this number is after the major cities impacted literally
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by jatone 6y ago
no, because they don't have authority to police civilians. there is no recursion here. police force -> used to arrest dangerous criminals only police wardens -> used to review, charge, change police policy, and arrest police offi
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by jatone 6y ago
police are not the reason we have safety. a police force doesn't prevent you from being attacked, they only dispense justice after the fact and only sometimes. welfare, courts and legal systems have a far larger impact than police as a
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by jatone 6y ago
probably they claim hes a white supremacist. i suspect he is probably know by the locals as being associated with proud boys or some shit. notice how they are peacefully escorting him from the area? its fine.
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by jatone 6y ago
the people involved in this have a very adversarial relationship with SPD, which is likely a big part of the reason SPD abandoned the area. but the fundamental nature of these people are live and let live. So i'm not surprised at all t

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