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by mapcars 6y ago
I specifically didn't want to share details to not do any advertisement. If you are really interested you will find all info on google.
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by mapcars 6y ago
I can elaborate on that, see depression is caused by you in the end, not by circumstances (which may steer you in the direction, but finally you "do" it). See what they do in yoga is they know how to change chemistry in your body
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by mapcars 6y ago
I found a way out of depression into bottomless joy by one of the modern mystics and his kriya yoga practices. So from my perspective whatever AI predicts is anyway based on modern science which does not look deep into life processes.
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by mapcars 6y ago
I don't see how it's the same. In Zoom's case organization was in US and call organization was in US and company works by US laws. Why would they censor these accounts? Google on the other hand had to do it to operate in Chin
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by mapcars 6y ago
People who lost an ability to enjoy start to make a competition out of everything. So at least they can get a little satisfaction from that they read faster then someone else and this is measurable. How much you enjoying though can't b
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by mapcars 6y ago
>Lisp is only used in niche applications Which niche btw?
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by mapcars 6y ago
Erm, Lisps were used back in time for many production systems when C++ wasn't even started. Looks like your definition of esoteric and production is based on couple of years of cheap CS courses.
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by mapcars 6y ago
>and why you're supposed to use Mox, which solves that problem I never used that Mox and never had a need to. I just use `Mock` which allows `passthrough` as I stated in another comment, what other clarity is needed I don't und
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by mapcars 6y ago
Erm, yes this is why you mock it. I still fail to see the problem, here is an example how you mock a function: https://hexdocs.pm/mock/Mock.html Inside `with_mock` code will only access mocked function. In case you wan
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by mapcars 6y ago
>Elixir doesn't have any concept of real tagged unions or sum types What about this? -type int_or_str() :: {a, integer()} | {b, string()}.
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by mapcars 6y ago
>They're ad-hoc, serve as documentation at best and even if they had structural power enough to express basic things they aren't checked at all What they are is how you use them, can you show how you can model something with st
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by mapcars 6y ago
>somewhat slow runtime (compared to C, Java, Rust, Go, etc). It's only slow if you are comparing a single-threaded operations, Erlang VM is designed to scale horizontally, not to be fast with one thread.
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by mapcars 6y ago
Erm, you can setup dialyzer to be as strict as possible. This might not catch all the errors because of the nature of messages, but this is a pretty small part of a system usually and can be covered by tests. >All in all it's not a
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by mapcars 6y ago
>Specs/contracts are cool but ultimately don't afford the same kind of descriptive and expressive power that a static type system does. What exactly dialyzer type checking lacks compared to static type systems?
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by mapcars 6y ago
>when using keyword lists for function options Proplists should be replaced with maps pretty much everywhere. >Also mocking was difficult in tests Interesting, what exactly was difficult? You just replace one function with another.
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by mapcars 6y ago
I have some experience with Elixir, you can think of it as nicer Erlang. Kotlin is interesting because it gives you access to Java (Android & Desktop) world and is closer to functional languages while still being widely usable.
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by mapcars 6y ago
I don't understand who is happy in all this since 10 month of work are lost on basically nothing?
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by mapcars 6y ago
I would say it's the opposite, visual programs have more ways for you to zoom in & out and trace what is happening. From what I saw in Mendix it makes code navigation and understanding way easier.
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by mapcars 6y ago
Except programming isn't blind typing and typing is less than 40% of programmer's work I would say.
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by mapcars 6y ago
I made a few hobby projects in different Lisps, but in the end for my field (REST backends) I would chose Erlang and today I also started looking towards Kotlin. Lisp's macros while being powerful are still creating a lot of trouble in
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by mapcars 6y ago
You are right, just the timing and example is so striking :)
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by mapcars 6y ago
>Level 0: Inanimate objects like rocks. They move when moved by something else but not on their own. If you want to explore it deeper - take a leaf. It is like a rock not moved by itself. But wind can pick it up and move it. Now the ques
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by mapcars 6y ago
>You are conflating consciousness[1] with self-awareness[2]. They are two distinct ideas. Consciousness is not an idea and ones who experienced a little bit of it (via meditation or some chemicals or other ways) will laugh at all attempt
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by mapcars 6y ago
>worm biology is so cheap you can do it in your garage for the price of a Mercedes I don't think you understand the depths of what a worm is. Is there any worm created by humans without using previous worm material?
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by mapcars 6y ago
2020: a programming language is named Janet; a child is named X Æ A-12. How did we come to this.
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by mapcars 6y ago
> but that's a given for any place that has to do with spiritual enlightenment. Please don't say it unless you visited all of them. I've been to places where this is not true.
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by mapcars 6y ago
>My Language is the best (Or, your language sucks) >No, it is not. Both Church and Turing proved that. This is not true, a simple check - are you writing in assembler/C? Why not? They are the fastest languages and both are perfec
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Unfortunately, the donation for one project will be quite small as it is just a fraction of the donation of 1000$. >Do you know any platforms or good solutions to distribute the 1000$ Well every project will get a part of it regardle
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by mapcars 7y ago
>We live in a time of income inequality like no other generation ever before us Income inequality always been there, I don't think we are in some special situation compared to let's say ancient Egypt or something. >Having th
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by mapcars 7y ago
>people at white collar jobs are generally happier than people at blue collar jobs Happiness is only found within, all attempts to connect it to outside events or things will inevitably fail.

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