marton78

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by marton78 7y ago
Various reasons. They have families and might thus not be willing to work crazy hours, are more confident and won't put up with all the bullshit, etc
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by marton78 7y ago
Taking risks is only going to get harder the older you get. Now or never!
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by marton78 7y ago
German is a bad example, "fett" means "fat" in both senses of the word. But still, people don't care so much about nutrition in general over here.
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by marton78 7y ago
You and your parent should definitely read Asimov's short story "The last question", if you haven't yet. Just Google for it.
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by marton78 7y ago
Well, India has a history of for millennia, whereas Russia is way younger.
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by marton78 7y ago
Really? I can't seem to find that anywhere in the docs.
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by marton78 7y ago
Hasura sure looks interesting, but two things make e hesitant: 1. The overly complicated schema it generates. For example, given an integer id, one can (and must) use various operators to query that id, e.g. `user(id: { _eq(1) })` rather th
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by marton78 7y ago
This is still a discriminated union, only that the discriminator is provided by Javascript and is thus hidden: it's `typeof`.
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by marton78 7y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to allow passing by value (i.e. moving) if a reference is expected? If I don't need my value afterwards or the type is `Copy`, it shouldn't be a problem, right? Of course, the function would still rece
340.
by marton78 7y ago
.... or like the novel "Narcissus and Goldmine" by Hermann Hesse.
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by marton78 7y ago
There's also the possibility of being monosomal: X0
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by marton78 7y ago
I think few languages have these two words. German, for example just uses "gender" as a recent loanword for the social construct and keeps using the traditional word "Geschlecht" for biological sex.
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by marton78 7y ago
It's a well established fact that PostgreSQL is superior to MySQL in just about every category that appears in any comparison. Sometimes MySQL is just plain broken, e.g. that schema changes cannot be rolled back in a transaction.
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by marton78 7y ago
In that case, couldn't you just use text?
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by marton78 7y ago
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos"
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by marton78 8y ago
https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript
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by marton78 8y ago
This is not an example for selection bias, but rather that correlation does not imply causation.
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by marton78 8y ago
If it's a map of northwestern Europe, why do they call it "central"?
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by marton78 8y ago
Your dream job is no more. Your should leave, too.
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by marton78 8y ago
Also, why is there no M for Microsoft in that abbreviation?
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by marton78 8y ago
> our way of life is worth fighting for With our way of life being using up the planet's resources in an unprecedented speed, exploiting third world countries and waging war around the globe?
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by marton78 8y ago
While this is true, many of the buildings destroyed in WW2 were never rebuilt. It's not like there is lots of empty housing standing around.
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by marton78 8y ago
Given her parents' last names (Szilárd and Schwartz) and that she married a Mr. Laub, she was probably of Jewish descent.
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by marton78 8y ago
Why does Xi use JSON in the first place? It would be easier and faster to use a binary format, e.g. Protobufs, Flatbuffers or if the semantics of JSON is needed: CBOR.
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by marton78 8y ago
Sure, but still it would be more sane to set up another DB, say Postgres, write some migration code to always keep the two DBs in sync, then start migrating the SQLs one by one.
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by marton78 8y ago
This is similar to the advice about building houses: they first house you ever build you should build for an enemy, the second for a friend and the third for yourself.
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by marton78 8y ago
Besides, it should be "keine Farbe sei"
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by marton78 8y ago
How do you solve B and C without coupling the shape of the components tree to the state of the state tree?
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by marton78 8y ago
Rust
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by marton78 8y ago
Clearly you have never used TypeScript, created a few packages, and bundled them.

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