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by ludamad 10y ago
Say you know you have a good surgeon, and you know there are certain cases computers WILL kill you. Aren't the numbers not enough?
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by ludamad 10y ago
Sure, the rules aren't beautiful, the theory that's entirely emergent is.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Is it really that comparable? What were good IVR systems like to use?
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by ludamad 10y ago
Google does good here, but I have to feel like there's a certain threshold of popularity for every name to be effectively googleable. Obscure names can get top google results easily.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Luckily, 'programmer with thorough knowledge of X' is almost always a desirable skill set, for any given field X. But seriously, I never knock a job that someone is happy about.
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by ludamad 10y ago
I don't think anyone is willing to take that step. More likely theyll elect angry people
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by ludamad 10y ago
What about their push for higher, instead of more frequent, doses?
488.
by ludamad 10y ago
And you know better about how people should act? Trends come and go
489.
by ludamad 10y ago
This article seems to just be stating that the term is misused now. It's not dying/dead so much as becoming a less than useful term
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by ludamad 11y ago
Except it isn't. An entire company could be jeopardized for missing eg a holiday deadline.
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by ludamad 11y ago
This exact data though?
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by ludamad 11y ago
I don't quite understand, what caused the 6 month period of silence and then apology?
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by ludamad 11y ago
I've had to randomly turn off optimizations in LuaJIT until my code worked before. Hopefully the community will be able to continue the quality work.
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by ludamad 11y ago
I don't understand quite, why so much brute force?
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by ludamad 11y ago
I'm a bit confused "forgo a quick reward in favor of a bigger one that comes later" but as I read it, it was smacking head against glass or not?
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by ludamad 11y ago
also 3) have enough time to implement all the features after having this magic insight. A lot of people take for granted that successful software makes tough choices to ship
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by ludamad 11y ago
I'm curious what the best performance gain they think they can get by sticking to their current approach (idealistically).
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by ludamad 11y ago
Glad to hear it's getting better. I've heard not-so-nice things in the past
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by ludamad 11y ago
Cool. A vim plugin and typescript type annotation support and I'd totally use it.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Can you elaborate? It seemed like reasonable music from a first listen
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by ludamad 11y ago
Great you have a dynamic language with a good compiler, you at least need to have: Strict coding guidelines to ensure performance, tools to get back what is lost without static typing. No tool is perfect. Don't knock solutions to probl
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by ludamad 11y ago
The extent to which all your points matter really depends, but I find myself able to use types just for some logic, and code in a functional style far removed from oldschool Java with lots of destructuring / structuring. I'm not d
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by ludamad 11y ago
It's an excellent tool. It does make JS a decent language. A package manager is not necessary, it can work with npm. A build system is not necessary, existing build systems support it. I believe they will eventually do full polyfill. H
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by ludamad 11y ago
And it wouldn't do anything for if you had two phones, right? This is pretty annoying as someone who still wants to use Uber. Enough that I would consider a competitor.
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by ludamad 11y ago
Sadly once a project is closing there's not much incentive to support customers
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by ludamad 11y ago
Why are people so malicious to people who have spare time?
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by ludamad 11y ago
And it wasn't 'the sky'?
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by ludamad 11y ago
Similar problem on Android.
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by ludamad 11y ago
I'm confused, this is just counting starting braces no?
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by ludamad 11y ago
Creating tons of birds is not a solution.

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