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keithnz
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you can actually do them pretty easily in C# without language support anyways. for instance, the F# example from https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/designing-for-correc... can be done in C# like https:/&#x
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I switched to Rider a few years ago. I really like it and I find its Vim emulation a lot lot better than what you can get for Visual Studio. Its F# support is ok, but I'd say VSCode+Ionide is better. But Rider isn't bad for F#
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I'm on a number of tech discords, and an Atheist discord, and we use discord for work.... to me, the channels seem good. Usually there are generic channels, and then specific ones, some channels end up dead, but kind of doesn't m
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depends, some systems are such that all they are doing is pumping SQL results into JSON, in that case, I don't want to see some general purpose programming language in the controller. Which is kind of the idea behind https:/
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It's probably more interesting on things like Microsoft surface. Not sure Microsoft have the stomach for it yet, but they possibly could have another crack at doing phones.
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I'm wondering what the safety stats are here in New Zealand where it is legal (and basically when we legalized it, the sky didn't fall).
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my partners hearing aids has a smart phone app, but it seems to be built with the concept of someone else putting the calibration into it. They can then create profiles for the different situations, however it strikes me that the hearing te
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to me, first time I saw something like that was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraserver.com Microsoft was involved with it and used it to show off their sql server capabilities for holding large amounts of data ( c
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I think one of the big things is that Microsoft associates its name with the projects. It seemed to me at the time it was a nod towards enterprises to encourage them to use open source libraries that were mature and trustworthy and that it
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I'd hope that you could come up with something smarter based on some dynamic system that takes the data from people having accidents and scores you based on how close your driving behaviour is to the accident prone.
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Universe solving for the maximum sum amount of joy? Universe is setup such that many things will form, then ultimately be annihilated. suffering is such that it can instantly end joy. Joy has to do a lot of work to end suffering. Entropy ge
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the universe could be considered to have achieved consciousness through humans (and possibly other life forms), but the only known consciousness is those lifeforms outside of those lifeforms there is no known trait of consciousness, its goi
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for me, I just recently got a free 4 week subscription to the paper, to be honest, I had read the news in the paper already, about the only thing I've done is the sudoku.
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The article isn't really antipatterns, more just some advice on how you might want to get started. Different people like to approach things in different ways, and tend to do things however they want anyways. I'd just suggest not
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listening to the wix video linked elsewhere here, they were essentially duped into adding a bot for other reasons
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it's the importance of curating your social media, twitter for me is basically just tech stuff, sometimes I see the edge of war when other tech people are involved, but mostly its all about cool things happening in tech. Facebook I&#x
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I sort of came at the combinations of small images from a slightly different angle when I was a teenager, I was imagining that if there was a movie of your life (and everyone elses, in fact every possible life you could live) then you could
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So I did a search for the title of his blog post to see what comes up, this HN page is top hit.
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I had the Atari 800 XL and then the Atari STE... both were good, the real the thing that seemed to keep the STs around for a long time after that generation had given way to PCs was the MIDI port and the music software.... I saw them years
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I find it hard to understand how you'd get the essence of the idea from some of these descriptions, I was lucky enough to be at OOPSLA when Erics book came out and he had a session on it, I think he explained it pretty well, not sure i
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I quite like Alain de Bottons attempt at trying to mine religion for "good ideas". He wrote a book "Religion for Atheists" on this idea https://www.amazon.com/Religion-Atheists-Non-believers-Guide...
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no, there are multiple alternatives, but from what you have said, perhaps using something like MassTransit would work well for you https://masstransit-project.com/
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eventually they are just going to invent an actor framework
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the 2020 stats were in the article.
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Birth rate had a significant fall off, but the death rate is high, even if you substitute in previous years birth rates, deaths would still be more than births.
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I like reading, but I've found audiobooks really good and tend to get through more books these days through listening as I can consume it in situations where I couldn't read (like walking). Also, quite a lot are read by their auth
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I think I need to start an atheist API that returns 404 :)
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My first experience of programming was on a ZX81, we also had a thermal printer, I remember having this overwhelming sense of possibilities watching that little printer work and becoming fascinated with computers controlling machines. Much
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interesting, can't remember the exact dates, but in 91(possibly 92) when I was on IRC I used to talk with someone at washington state University who was doing a project on streaming video on the internet using SGI computers I think it
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.NET 6 Release Candidate 1
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