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by myrryr 8y ago
it is showing the function roots of the match statement. The kind of people who will jump in and use it will be the people who are used to have it called match. Better yet, looking up match statement will show how matches work in the functi
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by myrryr 8y ago
a LOT of function programmers end up doing a lot of javascript work. I don't think he is odd in any way.
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by myrryr 9y ago
New Zealand? The courts here are pretty sensible. They have 0 issues with telling someone they are just being silly and to leave. They can still bring a case against you - but, it isn't expensive to defend like the US is.
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by myrryr 9y ago
Time... It is all about when you want to use the electricity.
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by myrryr 9y ago
Why wouldn't you? When you deal on the large scale (running countries) you should be utilitarian. if excessive caution causes more death and more suffering, why would you be for that?
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by myrryr 9y ago
We look at the alternative which is our co-workers, and people giving us our specs, and our marketing teams and think 'putting these people in charge of a large metal box travelling at 100kmh interacting with people just like them - th
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by myrryr 9y ago
It is a shame escher isn't maintained.
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by myrryr 9y ago
I don't think it is new. The article doesn't say it is new, which Apple would if it was.
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by myrryr 9y ago
look how that ended though.
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by myrryr 9y ago
I guess you were not around during the Halloween papers then. Or the Sco Linux lawsuits.
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by myrryr 9y ago
I hope so.
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by myrryr 9y ago
Oh shit, the overwatch players are going come and kill it then.
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by myrryr 9y ago
This is amazing. Do you think it would be possible to keep the coloring constant across an animation? If so, you will certainly have a market for this. The coloring work in animation take a lot of time and is very expensive.
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by myrryr 9y ago
It seemed like a wierd add on to the side. It's like the article was about trauma cleaners, and more about the houses and stuff they deal with. Then it switches tact to 'And who is Sandra, who does this work every day?' Whic
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by myrryr 9y ago
As what another redditor has said. What FPL has done is require that solar installations get signed off by their electricians. And they delay, delay and delay that certification process. Meanwhile, you are paying for the cells and installat
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by myrryr 9y ago
There is a robust meat certification process in the UK. Every piece of meat sold has to be able to be traced back to the cow it came from. The system is centralized, and has many systems in place to stop tampering. Yet.. https://
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by myrryr 9y ago
Unlikely. They have it in the US and the UK and in bugger all other locations. If you want to stop piracy, you need it on one service at a reasonable price, and that service needs to be global. no one has that yet.
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by myrryr 9y ago
They can distribute the build over multiple machines easier with clang. That is reason enough for the move.
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by myrryr 9y ago
d3 is extremely functional. You can write it imperative, but it becomes unmaintainable pretty quickly.
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by myrryr 9y ago
I've never met a group more willing to learn entirely new frameworks or dump their current way of building stuff at the drop of a hat. Js users are notorious at changing How they do things. They don't have a comfort zone as far as
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by myrryr 9y ago
I use D3 for all kinds of non SVG DOM work.
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by myrryr 9y ago
DC.js is amazing. I am not sure if it will get d3v4ed any time soon though.
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by myrryr 9y ago
The question is "what are the chances they will default (again?) within the time period of the loan?". That determines the interest rate and the change you will loan it to them. If after the default, they are in a reasonable state
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by myrryr 9y ago
That isn't how it works. It is never how it worked. Plenty of countries have defaulted, and they can still borrow money. And yeah, it does effect other lender-borrower relationships. It's all people, and people get nervous.
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by myrryr 10y ago
In part, yes. Before this it was things like it - family, friends, church groups, etc
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by myrryr 10y ago
well, if you do stuff in machine learning, then being able to put in some good graphics cards is a big deal.
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by myrryr 10y ago
No way is it a leap. Lots of people are doing stuff to llvm to do gpu work. Take mapd for instance. There is a LOT of untapped llvm -> gpu goodness to be had.
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by myrryr 10y ago
It is a market failure. There exists a product, which is easily reproduced and simple to transport. These exists people who wish to purchase the product, and pay a fair price to do so - but cannot. It is the classic example of market failur
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by myrryr 10y ago
This seems like an odd article to be posted here. The author has stopped posting comments and around the same time started just posting links to articles. Also he isn't posting any comments to any of the articles he is posting.... His
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by myrryr 10y ago
Well, a lot of people say actors magically make your software concurrent, and kinda they are right, and kinda they are not. Each actor can be written as if the software is single threaded (just don't do a blocking call!), and you do ge

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