laeri

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by laeri 3y ago
What does the author mean with containers? This articke seems little content. A container is basically never a bad idea. Serverless will drive how your application behaves and how it is written and seriously affect anything else. However, c
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by laeri 3y ago
It might be lawful in the sense that your country won't persecute you but definitely not for the good of other people and morally questionable.
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by laeri 3y ago
Some people also have moral values and selling these would conflict with their personality. Not saying that the payout is high enough for skilled individuals to invest time.
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by laeri 3y ago
Thanks for your reply that cleared it up. Was a bit confused why the `unwrap_or(&vec![])` worked but as you said it lives in the enclosing stack.
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by laeri 3y ago
It is quite helpful in my opinion and I don't come from a C++ background (although I have some experience with it).
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by laeri 3y ago
Can you also use `unwrap_or_default` in this example?
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by laeri 3y ago
I don't see the connection with health insurance itself. I agree that this has nothing to do with status. My comparison does not include domeone with healthcare and someone without. Being treated worse is a repercussion. Being actively
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by laeri 3y ago
I think magnesium can also lead to other issues related to cardiac arrythms. I have no direct source to point to however.
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by laeri 3y ago
"Blowing up your life" can mean completely different things for different people. And your experience reflects a good way to do it I think. No need to burn the boats in my opinion. We are in a quite privileged position to do this
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by laeri 3y ago
EDIT: I meant someone with 'vip' status, not someone just known to the admin stuff. That still does not invalidate my point. I think my examples address the questions or what do you think they miss? You suffer either because of lo
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by laeri 3y ago
Some of these points are perceived situations in which social status affects its outcomes without proof but here they are. The main point is that if you have low status you will be treated differently which greatly changes your interactions
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by laeri 3y ago
Not sure if this is true. If you are high status you can easily afford this as you don't feel any repercussions at all. If you are low social status you might feel the effects of being at that status and probably start caring greatly!
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by laeri 3y ago
Nice to see someone implementing a chip8 emulator. This is always a great learning project. However, I do not think that he needs to go so far to explain what a stack does. If you can understand the rest of the text you probably have enough
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by laeri 3y ago
This is part survivorship bias in my opinion and probably not very good life advice. You can and should only do this if you have enough money to sustain at least one year without income. His example is very risky as no income was guaranteed
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by laeri 3y ago
Congratulation on your launch. I haven't tried it out yet but it seems polished and huge respect for working for so long on a project!
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by laeri 3y ago
Having used manjaro for a few years. It worked mostly fine. I think it is a good entry for an arch based os. However, at one point you might want to setup yoir own arch systfm and it will feel much better if you take your time and configure
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by laeri 3y ago
I don't think that's the case. For me personally it gave me more control over my system and understanding. Nothing elitist about that. Also the arch wiki has very high quality. It is a good feeling to start with something minimal
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by laeri 3y ago
I would prefer not wanting to read code like english. You most certainly don't want o replace common math operators with plus/minus `c = a + b` is preferrable over `c is a plus b`. The second one is harder to parse and understand.
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by laeri 3y ago
The `return?` idea of yours is nice as the `?` operator at the end might be overlooked but is a significant control flow operation. Some of your potential syntax changes seem less readable but they might look nicer to you such as changing `
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by laeri 3y ago
What is it that gives you problems? The first example mainly uses a method chaining style of programming which might throw you off? Or maybe the use of lambdas? The first example seems quite readable to me. Also no heavy usage of generics o
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by laeri 3y ago
Can you give an example where Rust is unusable? I have been getting into Rust recently and it feels very natural after getting accustomed to dealing with `Result` and `Option`. And what do you mean about "a langauge which conspires you
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by laeri 3y ago
You will probably get a lot of varied responses and also some people who just defend the language of their choice. Let me give you my opinion who just started learning 3 weeks ago. And I needed around 1 week until I could write a simple par
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by laeri 4y ago
Is there a way to download this graph?