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by jb1991 3y ago
You just made my point for me.
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by jb1991 3y ago
> protocol extension + generics + class + structs you are referring to basic languauge features... you consider classes and structs pain points? these are the basic building blocks of the language, if you find them painful this is defini
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by jb1991 3y ago
Does your idea of a good developer experience include programs that are reliable, won't crash in production, won't be compromised, and save you lots of time later on so you can just focus on writing code the first time? In the abs
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by jb1991 3y ago
It's a subjective issue, but sometimes the end results can be better even if the experience of getting there is not as nice as a simpler language that is more bug-prone. Consider Rust, which is notoriously difficult to learn, but that
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by jb1991 3y ago
What pain points are you referring to? Beyond the lack of meaningful cross-platform abilities, what "real world" issues do you find painful in Swift?
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by jb1991 3y ago
When I celebrated my 56th birthday I was greeted with similar fanfare which now makes me think everyone thought I was nearing death.
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by jb1991 3y ago
> I'll say it loud and clear, unless there's magic, there's no reason we can't -- theoretically -- build a brain. I don't believe there is magic, but I do believe that the amount we do not know about the brain dw
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by jb1991 3y ago
Why is it so hard to believe that early humans possess these qualities? After all, nonhuman animals like elephants possess many of the qualities we assume to be unique to human spirituality, like making long journeys to remember and mourn t
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by jb1991 3y ago
I think they’re actually on fruit or may be vegetables in your case from the start.
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Eating less meat 'like taking 8M cars off road'(bbc.com)
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by jb1991 3y ago
You said it, not me.
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by jb1991 3y ago
It actually works, too. We've been using this in production for two months and it requires little downtime or ongoing maintenance.
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by jb1991 3y ago
So I assume this is using WebGPU "compute" kernels, is that right?
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American father holds “Iceman” Wim Hof accountable for daughter's drowning(nltimes.nl)
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Dutch man receives American military email for years due to typo; “Risk is real”(nltimes.nl)
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Booking.com halts payments to hosts over IT technical maintenance(nltimes.nl)
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Nathaniel Gomes, inventor of popular Kapsalon dish, dies at age 47(nltimes.nl)
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by jb1991 3y ago
I am well aware of his methods, I'm just pointing out that someone with identical genetics to him had similar abilities despite never doing any of the stuff Wim does. It is a point worth making.
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by jb1991 3y ago
There is also evidence that Wim Hof's abilities are not related to his lifestyle, as he has a twin brother with similar responses, despite that his brother leads a sedentary lifestyle without any of the practices to cold exposure of hi
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by jb1991 3y ago
Most serious C++ developers will tell you that C++14 was basically a bug fix for some oversight in the C++11 spec. You should probably use it if you can if that’s the standard you’re happy with.
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Twitter traffic is ‘tanking’ as Meta’s Threads hits 100M users(cnbc.com)
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by jb1991 3y ago
In the United States, the 1980s was the decade with the highest divorce rates in the country’s history. In some states, the divorces even outnumbered the marriages!
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by jb1991 3y ago
Phones.
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by jb1991 3y ago
What’s the reference here that I’m not getting?
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What happens when ChatGPT tries to create crochet patterns(cnn.com)
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by jb1991 3y ago
Yes but when does it start dropping? Not likely in the teens. As I'd always heard and other commenters also suggest, peak brain power is usually ten years later than this article proposes. Brains are still developing in our teens, an
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by jb1991 3y ago
> And by the time you’re in your mid-teens, you’re probably as smart as you’re going to be – not as worldly or wise as you will be later, but the raw brainpower is mostly there. I strongly disagree with this. I don't know if it is g
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by jb1991 3y ago
I'd be willing to bet that less than half of this site's users are American. There is a huge software engineering community in Europe, for example, and there are more Europeans than Americans, let alone the large populations of As
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by jb1991 3y ago
I'd be willing to bet that less than half of this site's users are American. There is a huge software engineering community in Europe, for example, and there are more Europeans than Americans, let alone the large populations of As
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by jb1991 3y ago
What relevance does that have to the question, may I ask. Do you think, for example, that every user of Twitter is American because Twitter is an American company?!

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