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by loxs 7y ago
Exactly what I thought
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by loxs 7y ago
So does this pose any actual problem for me as a user?
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by loxs 7y ago
Can you (or anyone) objectively prove that they are or are not non-binary? It's too easy to cheat and if the rewards are big enough, too many will.
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by loxs 7y ago
Sorry guys, for me this is a solid advice to increase my positions in oil, coal and nuclear ETFs. Especially if their prices drop a little. Not that I don't care about the environment, I just don't believe that economy works &quot
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by loxs 7y ago
That's exactly what they did to us in communist Bulgaria. Forced education in the politically correct curriculum so that we can be "free" to follow the communist guidelines. And then it collapsed. Currently the western "
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by loxs 7y ago
The problem with these is that my machine runs noticeably hotter while the cover is on (I presume part of the cooling happens through the keyboard). It's not a very pleasant typing experience when I have to touch this hot cover.
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by loxs 7y ago
Strange, I thought it's infested with know-it-all socialists.
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by loxs 7y ago
Yeah, for millions of years, we always waited for the law to be ready, before we made some breakthrough.
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by loxs 7y ago
I was there. Had a full time Erlang job even before the line numbers in stack traces. Later migrated to more enterprise-y languages... and for me, the big missing thing in Erlang is the IDE. And a company (or a big community) that is dedica
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by loxs 7y ago
Probably rental home. I have also been in this situation where my landlord wasn't in the moods of having to deal with AC installation, so he didn't approve it. I can imagine doing the same if I had a Tesla 3 back then.
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by loxs 7y ago
I have a Logitech MX Master 2S and it's actually gorgeous over Bluetooth. At least for work, haven't tried gaming.
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by loxs 7y ago
Did the same, but for me the transition was from Linux (various flavours) to Mac OS. Feel even dirtier :(
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by loxs 7y ago
Yeah, and that won't reflect in the price of the products, right?
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by loxs 7y ago
Does it?
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by loxs 7y ago
Do you really believe that if Apple wasn't able to reduce its official profits, the iPhone prices wouldn't rise in that country?
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by loxs 7y ago
All tax is ultimately paid by the end user. Do you prefer to have 20% more expensive iPhones, that is the actual question.
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by loxs 7y ago
I don't think the problems with the "classic OOP languages" like Java, C#, C++ and Python stem from the objects themselves. IMO it's the implicit mutability and lack of actual type safety (even for typed languages) that
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by loxs 7y ago
So, basically Facebook?
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by loxs 7y ago
Before we start burning witches, I think it's "fair" (yeah, the same word used in the title) to not only decide on fairness based on outcome but also on reasons. What percentage of being poor is your own doing or 'not do
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by loxs 7y ago
My experience with writing prototypes in Python is that one week later I have difficulties understanding it and one year later (yeah "temporary, my ass" kind of thing) it's completely alien to me. It's absolutely not the
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by loxs 7y ago
Yeah, but integrating the IDE with dialyzer is a pita. And if you don’t have that, it’s not a “proper” language
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by loxs 7y ago
It would be great if it had a proper IDE. That's the only major hurdle to the success of this platform.
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by loxs 7y ago
That's probably the only real case, yes. And still, even this is a non-issue with things like io-ts https://github.com/gcanti/io-ts This is my go to tool (and language) nowadays when I need to do something JSON he
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by loxs 7y ago
I don't see how typing F# is slower, longer or less convenient than typing Python (spoiler alert, it's not). And you also get things like actual lambdas, pattern matching, currying, real parallelism and more and more. It's on
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by loxs 7y ago
It is necessary because of some limitations, but IMO it's also a great idea nonetheless. Types' names are a great documentation, one which you can't get with pure inference. Even languages that have (close to) the best possib
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by loxs 7y ago
Fast prototyping without types? Meh! I need types to be able to prototype and change things really fast, knowing that it won't break. I feel a lot more confident to prototype in OCaml/F# and then "downgrade" to an '
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by loxs 7y ago
I didn't even say that I am a homophobe. I support gay marriage and everything. Just don't like the new politically correct social stance. See all the hate I get for posting this sub-thread and what I suggested in the first post r
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by loxs 7y ago
That's what you think. Why not go ask some social sciences or gender studies "professor". Yeah, they might not admit it outright, you might have to dig a bit.
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by loxs 7y ago
Or you go to GULAG
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by loxs 7y ago
All of the mentioned are incomparably inferior to TypeScript. You have to go to Go, Kotlin, Rust, Swift to actually compare language-wise (to TS) and still won't be able to compare with ability to code the backend and the frontend in t

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