lusr

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   by lusr 15y ago

   I don't drink coffee, nevermind go to Starbucks. Can somebody explain whether it's normal for Starbucks to allow people to walk in and make purchases with a scanned copy of a card rather than the physical card?! This to me is the most surp
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   by lusr 15y ago

   It could be argued that that 100K is the price tag associated with the centuries of learning accumulated; i.e. that is simply what it costs to have yourself suitably trained and prepared to safely pursue your intellectual curiosity, and the
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   by lusr 15y ago

   So... with a statically type-checked language, most of his errors were null reference errors? Funny, with Python most of my errors were type errors. (And most of my serious problems were with refactoring complex applications as they grew
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   by lusr 15y ago

   What's wrong with strongly-typed views? I appreciate having the compiler do type checking for me so that I don't have to write a bunch of unnecessary unit tests to do the checks, and it makes refactoring straightforward. More importantly,