kingdomcome50

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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
That's not the reason, and we all know it. We live in a capitalist free-market system. Amazon (or any entity) is free to choose with whom they do business (oh the irony!). They are dropping Parler because the the current political clim
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
You are arguing that religious myths[0] cannot be claimed to be true or false while simultaneously claiming to believe your religious myths to be true and all others false. I was hoping to lead you here without saying it explicitly, but th
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
My point is not that having faith is wrong or bad, rather, that to believe in the kinds of myths many religions espouse requires faith. It is impossible to believe in the teachings of the Bible without having faith. I'm sure you brin
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
I am honestly not trying to argue whether one specific myth is true or not. You are missing my point. There are many myths from many cultures that seek describe where we came from or how we ought to live. For example, nearly every culture h
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
That's exactly right. You can see how well the above compliments misinformation right? Go ahead and read any religious text (I've read many!). Nearly every culture has one or many myths. Do you believe them to be fact? Or do you o
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
What does it mean to “have faith”?
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I'm not a PHP developer! And you have therefore made my point repeatedly. You have come to believe something about me in total ignorance. Why don't you provide me with some non-fiction? I've asked repeatedly if you could deli
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
To suggest that such tools exist, that these tools impact one's ability to effectively(!) think through problems, and that PHP programmers simply don't value these tools does insinuate a belief that PHP programmers are in some w
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
What does a "tool that allows you to think through problems" look like? This claim is unsubstantiated. You have provided nothing to discredit an assertion that no such tool exists, and certainly haven't provided any criteri
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
No one is acting. The question: > When I read comments coming from people who don't use PHP which are always negative or condescending, I wonder - how do you imagine programmers who use PHP are like? Your answer: > I imagine prog
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Did I literally post that? You might want to reread my comment. I can say from experience for every language above, save C++ (with which I have never worked), that they will fail to compile if you change a function signature in a backward
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
> I'm saying the PHP community has certain values and approaches problems with a certain perspective What are those values and what is that perspective? Your argument is getting rather hand-wavy. I'm not entirely sure what I wo
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Of course there is. That's not my point.
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Any statically typed language allows for a compiler to detect breaking changes like you describe. That’s the point!
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Did you read that? > If you're writing a program that only has to do something very simple, like number crunching or bit manipulation, you may as well use a less abstract language, especially since it may be slightly faster. In your
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Right. PHP is not the problem. Nor is the bread, or the connectors, or the husband/wife. That is exactly my point - you are leveling a criticism at yourself and your own inability to use a tool. This is wholly unrelated to the qualit
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
No doubt. I'm not trying disparage other options. My point is that PHP literally only requires a single file to work. No cli commands. No 3rd-party packages. No configuration files. Just PHP.
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Because the vast majority of problems are trivial. And a trivial problem demands a trivial solution. PHP offers a development paradigm second to none. Drop a single file into a single directory and hit f5. Problem solved. Next. Which lang
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
> This clash is so strong that I predict that if I again try to program professionally in php and its frameworks, the interaction would again have a disastrous impact on my mental health, my livelihood, and my marriage > Let's su
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You make the target. I’ll make the bot. Let’s see who wins. In all seriousness, your suggestion is woefully naive in the face of any serious entity.
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
While not quite as ergonomic as your example, it's rather trivial to extend ArrayIterator to accomplish your goal: foreach ($iter = new IndexingIterator($array) as $k => $v) { echo $iter->index(); }
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That's the best part
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
> I hope TS doesn’t turn JS into Enterprise Java, The Next Generation. No chance. And frankly, I don't get the comparison you are making to C++/Java/C#. TS is fundamentally different than those languages. From structural t
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Can you expand upon this? Perhaps the difference between "re-mapping" the function: f(x_1)=y_2 and "re-mapping" the value: x=42+2 How is the former different than the latter? And by what mechanism is th
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Most of the frameworks you mention above are 5+ years old. Back when jQuery was the THE THING to know. In any case, my critique is not levied against MVC the pattern , rather, how it is manifest. One can logically follow MVC without the
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I think the irony here is that MVC in its original form has largely fallen out of fashion the last few years. And it is precisely because physically separating all of the functionality into a model/view/controller files doesn&
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Well said. It's amusing imagining the soup that would result from attempting to do this sort of thing in various other languages!
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Yes. What you don't see it that the TS language server provides things like autocomplete, definitions on hover, squiggly lines, sane error messages, etc. to the developer as they write the parsing code. What you don't see is tha
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by kingdomcome50 6y ago
Maybe clicking on the playground link would help your understanding of the project. You can literally hover over the types defined like: type EX = Query<"some query string", db>; and see the that the type as
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I'm honestly curious. What other languages have a type system the would allow for this project? That is, (a subset of) SQL as a type . And assuming these languages exist, are they as ergonomic to the developer as TS while instrumentin

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