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by lemper 3y ago
they tried. in Indiana. at the end of 19th century.
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Literature review on the benefits of static types (2014)(danluu.com)
43 points by lemper 3y ago|69 comments
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by lemper 3y ago
yeah, the smileys that took me off. on the show? alright, will try to find it on high sea. thanks for the info, mate.
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by lemper 3y ago
> They found underground chambers in this 20KA old terrace complex. It's amazing! :) this is a sarcastic reply, i presume? i couldn't find any info related to underground chamber in the wikipedia entry.
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by lemper 3y ago
Ruby off Rails inspired framework for Elixir.
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by lemper 3y ago
> 3,757 what? 3,757 of reading comprehension.
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by lemper 3y ago
> You will be hard-pressed to find another modern project as obsessively minimalistic. ... This follows self-imposed constraints, predicated on a belief that smaller and lighter is long-term better. the reason: obsession and self-imposed
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by lemper 3y ago
> But isn't it the same when we lionise sociopathic, charismatic men [0] who "never cared about norms" who is this "we" are you referring to? to me, assholes are assholes. be it a man, woman, it, or anything in b
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by lemper 3y ago
I couldn't care less who can buy what with how much effort in some market. but I really really love it when EU slaps some companies with hundreds of millions of fine. way to go EU! as long as your politicians are not corrupt, that is!
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by lemper 3y ago
One of few things that I hold pretty tight is that I don't put any expectations out of others approvals when it comes to self actualisation. if people find it repulsive, that's fine. when they find it ok, that's also fine.
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by lemper 3y ago
it's done deal, mate. better spend your time on something else.
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by lemper 3y ago
you need to widen your horizon more, mate.
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by lemper 3y ago
how many times have you fought in court to argue about "the spirit of the law"? I, for one, don't really care about this lang or "law is computer code" thing. just wanted to know lawyers life, I guess.
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by lemper 3y ago
get last few employments through linkedin. never heard of indeed.
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by lemper 3y ago
other people have said that it's a different things compared to "anyone who fixes this problem in this free software, I will give them certain amount of real world monies." what happened in the article is: "anyone who im
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by lemper 3y ago
Aight, bud. I don't care about gdpr and what not. not an eu citizen nor have any business with them european. tell me what's the difference.
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by lemper 3y ago
no. but I used to train smoke cigarettes at work as a programmer. was it healthy? of course not.
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by lemper 3y ago
Yes. I'd stock Koran too. Satanic Verses by Rushdie would also be included. If I can have access to Mein Kampf, to the library it goes.
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by lemper 3y ago
to be actually honest, I tend to distrust anything that comes out of people who go out of their way to weasel their words like the maintainer of this project.
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by lemper 3y ago
> I'd rather know exactly what I'm presenting, well, do you trust this company to only give those advertisers what you think you're presenting?
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by lemper 3y ago
hizb ut tahrir.
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by lemper 3y ago
with that much of dough now (inflation adjusted), I just hope that common server focused Linux distros are supported out of the box. my experience with dell workstation (refurbed one though), was pretty ok ish. not that buttery smooth but w
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by lemper 3y ago
well, why not just arm the teachers to the teeth and give them permission to kill in the name of kids' safety? i guess it's a unique problem to the greatest empire on earth where nobody can't seem to be agree whether kids lif
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by lemper 3y ago
i tried to acquire the taste coffee and honey. never succeeded. though it should be noted that I used acacia honey which is quite acid itself. so yeah, it was a dumb exercise. now I got no time to explore coffee anymore. as long as the coff
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by lemper 3y ago
what do you mean by "just stupid". I'm sure we're all agree that by current majority of view that human life is the most precious thing in the world. and both of us agree that Ada is the language that is used the most to
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by lemper 3y ago
what kind of security are you referring to? but yeah, I agree. I'm not confident with C. unless it's Ada, i don't feel confident using random library which was written in languages without specifications.
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by lemper 3y ago
in tfa, houses in the rural areas were the one which took the brunt. also, it's a random poor country, mate. there's a whole world outside the states which has their own situations and other things to be prioritised.
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by lemper 3y ago
I thought it was about talos the power9 system. intrigued by kubernetes on them.
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by lemper 3y ago
yes, definitely and completely broken. require and import differentiation the most retarded changes, broke my build. spent sometime to understand the substantial difference, turned out it's nothing too substantial.
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by lemper 3y ago
https://calpaterson.com/mozilla.html

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