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by mejutoco 2y ago
An event like a pandemic could be not classified as a pandemic by an authority to avoid paying some insurances compensation. It is not an earthquake, but a similar example, I believe.
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I am guessing you would be on the hook for the other side of the bet. Apart from the potential legal implications, that could be expensive.
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OOP puts state and behaviour togethet (tightly coupled) in objects. FP, in a language with expressive types, has well-defined data-only structures (types) and functions that operate on those structures, so state representation and behavior
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> I don’t watch or read the news either. I could agree with everything you said except this. I believe it is important to have some source of news. Even if it is just reuters news or some conscious choice, one needs to be informed of cer
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I somehow misread. No more commenting for me before coffee.
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The title here matches the original title of the article, but I have to say: what is with the comma between subject and predicate in a sentence? Ex. Mary, eats a pie.
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You could release it as a pwa on android. Android allows a pwa install prompt, unlike ios. Charging for it with a 1€ price would seem tricky, though.
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> Well, the most democratic way we have found in the West to understand if a product or an initiative is relevant for the population is to see if it’s profitable (via sales or donations), or in other words, via the free market. I would s
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Franco designated his successor. It was supposed to be the previous king Juan Carlos. He reinstated the monarchy and became king instead. In terms of getting rid of dictators, you also have to realize that since the Spanish civil war (1936-
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If the thing you are waiting for is a command you can alternatively invoke your command as command && beep It will beep one time once it finishes successfully.
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It sounds like you care about writing code and are learning to code. And that is a good thing.
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It is not about the technology being bad. IMO it is just a tool. The problem is that tool enables the pollution of good content because it makes so easy to spam everything. It feels like it will undo all the progress of pagerank and origina
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> Judging a large group of people based on what a few write seems very un-scientific at best. There is a voting mechanism on hn as well.
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IMO the slots that allow a component to have children are the difference. You can compose indepent components that way. Also the styles are scoped to the component by default, and you can only break the scope with custom vars (css vars)
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Boquerones en vinagre. Delicious cold on some bread.
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by mejutoco 2y ago
I recommend you use pydantic for type annotations. Alternatively, dataclasses. Then you pair it with typeguards @typechecked annotation and the types will be checked at runtime for each method/function. You can use mypy to check it at
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Dropbox works
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I do not know of course, but black oil painting cracks more than other colours. I think it is common to mix black colour with a bit of dark blue to avoid excessive cracking. That could be a potential explanation.
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Check Ernst & young for wirecard or PwC for Evergrande for the latest examples, both banned temporarily or fined for their involvement.
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Making as much of the program as possible pure functions and enforcing types works extremely well for this task. I would only add clean _enforced_ interfaces are key.
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I always try to find the unspoken assumptions in these kind of articles. In this case, the need to use classes for everything, as the only hammer. Pure functions with clearly typed inputs and outputs: you list all the available types and ad
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by mejutoco 2y ago
You have a point of course, but I find it funny that the path is not /users/binaries and, instead, it is a similar abbreviation. In a way, it is a sort of seo race for tool devs.
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except Parmenides. Parmenides always swims in the same river. P.S. Kind of the opposite POV to Heraclitus.
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There are places with a Christian tradition where that is not the case. For instance, Spain.
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Sounds similar to symbolic reasoning (for example algebra) vs finding the most likely completion.
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I believe it was Henry Ford, or maybe both.
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That same problem exists everytime your model served from a third-party is optimized/lobotomized. Only and offline model guarantees this wont happen.
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Github.
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I dont want to downplay your experience. IMHO there is enough markdown editors and visual guis that this is trivial. Even if the git repo is just commit everything to main. They might not even need to know about branches. As for markdown, i
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Something extremely simple, like markdown files in the repo. The same way you dont like confluence, you might settle on x and someone might not like it later and change again. Simpler solutions lower friction. An often overlooked one too, i

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