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by jghn 2y ago
Don't even need to make an argument. "I'll work for you if you give me X" "Here is X-Y" "No thanks"
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by jghn 2y ago
> The belief of Trump and his allies Trump and his allies are all college educated elites.
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by jghn 2y ago
What he wound up arguing for was that everything would have a globally unique name.
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by jghn 2y ago
When their government assistance goes to 0 and the prices of everything they buy go up, I'm sure they'll notice.
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by jghn 2y ago
Only a carefully selected subset. Just enough of the most vulnerable of them so they can be on record as being against this, but not enough of them to change any outcomes.
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by jghn 2y ago
> Garbage collection, common in many OOP languages I would argue this is correlation, not causation. And of the many flaws one can raise with OOP, that GC is pretty low on that list.
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by jghn 2y ago
> Why don't we wait until the evidence comes out Why do you assume this will ever happen?
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by jghn 2y ago
That's the funny thing about due process. It allows us to understand what happened and why.
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by jghn 2y ago
You have to assume that anything you buy on amazon that is shipped from one of their warehouses is counterfeit, regardless of any effort you put in to avoid it. That doesn't stop me from buying things there, but it does stop me from bu
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by jghn 2y ago
> including entirely different and lower quality fabric on amazon This could easily be counterfeiting via SKU mingling
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by jghn 2y ago
> One pair of 32/32 might feel 'off' and the next is the best pair you've ever owned My understanding is that this isn't tied to Amazon or any specific retailer. But rather the cutting process for the fabric. The
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by jghn 2y ago
I'm a lot more intrigued by the headlines around the venmo transactions.
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by jghn 2y ago
Why do you seem to feel that OOP defines a specific set of features, for instance virtual functions? There are many different OOP styles out there. All one needs to do is to look at the languages that originated the concept, such as SIMULA
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by jghn 2y ago
> passing functions as arguments You mean the Strategy Pattern? A lot of the patterns are still there. They just look very different.
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by jghn 2y ago
I think it's different in this case. It was a product of its time, dealing with languages designed and used in its time. The concept of defining and applying design patterns based on Christopher Alexander's work was solid. The pro
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by jghn 2y ago
What if one has been trashing it all along?
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by jghn 2y ago
Yes. It's become a popular opinion over time. People lauding GoF today should be viewed with skepticism.
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by jghn 2y ago
> I think a lot of criticism of Scala comes from the functional paradigm. Which functional paradigm. There are at least two in common usage in the Scala community. Odersky's vision was an ML style FP. And now ML patterns are common
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by jghn 2y ago
It is also important to keep in mind that there are two very different styles of FP one sees with Scala. Odersky et al envisioned ML on the JVM. And there is also a strong population of Haskell style FP.
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Neither are Scala's
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by jghn 2y ago
When did they choose it, and why? It was far from obscure 10 years ago.
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by jghn 2y ago
> I genuinely and in good faith do not believe Trump fits this definition. To be fair, as I read this I expected the punchline to be "this admin checks all the boxes" and not "I don't see it". Which is not to say
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by jghn 2y ago
> then it's emotionally just as taxing whether you're an IC or a manager Speaking from experience, at least for me that's not true. For me the largest emotional toll is knowing that I'm responsible for dealing with wh
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by jghn 2y ago
Depends on where you live in the US
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by jghn 2y ago
Not sure if it's the case here but over the decades I've observed there's a cultural aspect here. When I've had colleagues from the Middle East and/or South Asia I've found they're much more likely to use
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by jghn 2y ago
>coming from CNN, I take it with a pinch of salt We can't all get our news from OANN and Joe Rogan
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by jghn 2y ago
I really struggle with this at daylight savings switches when I work in offices where I can see a window. It takes me a couple of weeks to adjust. In one direction I find I work later than I intended. In the other direction I find myself re
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by jghn 2y ago
> The only way to be sure is if you know a local farmer personally This isn't as hard as people make it seem. I live in a city. Yet I participate in a local livestock farm share, the farm is about an hour away. They allow members &a
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by jghn 2y ago
This is a good thing to point out. I source most of my meat and eggs from local small farms where I know that the animals are raised in good conditions. Partially because I think it tastes better, partially for the ethics of it. Because of
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by jghn 2y ago
This is something I hadn't thought of until the current egg sticker shock. I buy my eggs from a local small farm. I'm still paying more than grocery store prices but my price hasn't changed. Meanwhile the local grocery store

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