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meijer
4y ago
Is this even true? I thought the monetary policy of the Fed (as a reaction to Covid) simply made investments cheaper.
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meijer
4y ago
Definitely simpler. You could just "View source" and understand everything.
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meijer
4y ago
I believe Telegram requires a phone number, too.
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meijer
4y ago
You can switch to "Latest Tweets" with that "stars" button on the top.
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meijer
4y ago
That sounds a lot like logic programming. For some reason, it did not take off.
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meijer
4y ago
Book recommendation: "How to Change Your Mind" (Michael Pollan)
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meijer
4y ago
There has always been compilation to byte code in .NET.
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meijer
4y ago
I wonder if he himself uses Firefox. That would be a nice irony.
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meijer
4y ago
Haavard Nord, one of the Trolltech founders, has a startup named "Conclude".
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meijer
5y ago
I always enter slightly wrong data into sites like this.
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meijer
5y ago
Russia is not some third world country. There is at least a good chance it will have a better leader after Putin. Because Putin has become a terrible leader.
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meijer
5y ago
Not true. What Putin does is far out of the conventional doctrine. He is attacking Russia's sister nation. He is not defending Russia's interests.
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meijer
5y ago
I hope all Russians reading this are aware how serious the situation is. The world now looks at Russia similar to how it looked at Nazi Germany in 1939. You've got to get rid of Putin.
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meijer
5y ago
Why do these companies enforce accounts? I thought they could track you and advertise to you just as easily without an account, using cookies.
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meijer
5y ago
The German translations are pretty bad. For example: "for starters" is translated as "für Starter" which does not make any sense.
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meijer
5y ago
Among other things, F# shepherds you into avoiding cyclic dependencies which is really nice both for readibility and proper module design.
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meijer
5y ago
Also, is there no oversight? Does nobody supervise the product managers? Maybe it should be Nadella's job to keep on top of stuff like this.
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meijer
5y ago
This was common in the West, too, as late as in the 90s. I don't like it, though. I want to be able to prepare for my death.
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meijer
5y ago
Same for me.
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meijer
5y ago
I wonder when it will become generally available. Feels like it has been around for quite a while now.
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meijer
5y ago
Probably just "View Source".
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meijer
5y ago
Wait... you could see who looks at your page?
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meijer
5y ago
> There's literally no point coding without it. Except maybe that it is still not generally available.
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meijer
5y ago
I hope we will be able to wait for Windows 12. It's possible that MS will just force-update everyone to Windows 11.
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5y ago
> we'll only ever get to see a small fraction of it True, but on the other hand, due to relativistic time dilation, a very fast traveller could visit very far away destinations if they get closer and closer to the speed of light.
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meijer
5y ago
The young Lauren Bacall somehow looks very contemporary. No idea why...
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meijer
5y ago
Looks a bit too much like "fascism" for my taste.
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meijer
6y ago
Pretty great. This is how I would like to work, too. Of course, it would be nice to know how much money the author makes with this product...
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meijer
6y ago
This feels a bit like C#'s "Linq to Objects". Could actually be useful!
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meijer
7y ago
Ok, that makes this website completely worthless at the moment.
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