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ldeangelis
6y ago
Thank you!
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Maybe not the best place to mention this, but there's something I don't like about links on this blog: there's no way to see if I already visited the link or not. It would easy I think to just change the color of the underlin
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While it can help some people, statements like this can also add to the guilt that some people already feel due to not being happy, especially when they already know that they're "really lucky" and have "everything they
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7y ago
Great article, I love learning more about language influence. I was wondering something: > Smalltalk wasn’t the only casualty of the “Javapocalypse”: Java also marginalized Eiffel, Ada95, and pretty much everything else in the OOP world
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7y ago
I always use private navigation to go across the paywall, it works well on Chrome and Firefox.
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7y ago
Inputing the last image manually took me 5 good minutes but it was really worth it.
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7y ago
When searching their name the whole results page is related to them. I don't think this would be the case with a combo of simple words. Would love to hear more on the origins of the name though. Congrats on the launch! edit: the name i
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7y ago
There's also Project Verona [0], a research project inspired by Rust, Cyclone and Pony. [0]: https://github.com/microsoft/verona
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7y ago
> While C-3PO and WALL-E might be good at processing algorithms, they can never replace living, breathing, thinking humans entirely in the workplace. I think another flaw in the article is the "entirely". Most of the time you
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7y ago
We have a system that seems close to this in France called "Alternance". In this system, you spend some fraction of your time (1/2 to 2/3) working in a company, which pays for your studies, and the rest studying. You are
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There's some talk about desktop application, but how will it work? Will people need to download something like the JRE to run WASM programs?
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> Limited access to testing to know if you have Covid-19 This is a huge one, at least in France. A friend recently tried to get tested because he was coughing heavily and had a fever. His doctor asked if he went to Italy or China recen
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> Never use == in JavaScript. Use === instead. Or better, know what == [0] and === [1] do by looking at the ECMAScript reference [0]: https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/10.0/index.html#... [1]: http
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Here the research[0] the article is mentionning, and a direct link[1] to the paper: [0]: https://www.oxfamamerica.org/explore/research-publications/t... [1]: https://ousweb-prodv2-shared-media.s3.amazon
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Yaron Minsky is one of the author of Real World OCaml, and is the one that brought OCaml to Jane Street so that may be why there's pushing these libs.
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7y ago
Thank you for sharing this article, it was a good read.
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7y ago
That's an intersting way of looking at it that I didn't think about, thanks for sharing it.