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by nobody0 5y ago
Writing safe C++ is harder than plain simple Java.
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by nobody0 5y ago
Probably the essence of meditation is not to be borrowing power from the outside. You are entering that mode by yourself.
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2U and EdX Analysis: Win for 2U, Risk for EdX, Opportunity for Coursera(classcentral.com)
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by nobody0 5y ago
Idleness is difficult to deal with for many people in an easily influenced and constantly distraction luring society. When you finally stop, you are about to admit maybe painstakingly your own exsistence.
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by nobody0 5y ago
It seems nowadays, or maybe not only in modern age. Being not doing anything is more painful than to be occupied and leaning toward burning out. It kinds of reminds me of a published story on hn [0] > "That is why we like noise and
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by nobody0 5y ago
This, that's why React was a bit revolutionary at its time. No customized template dsl. Just speak JS.
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by nobody0 5y ago
I feel pretty disturbing about this. One of the determining feature of edX is it is backed by MIT. And that's also the reason why I trust the platform to give out information. I don't want to be machine learnt on the Internet.
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by nobody0 5y ago
When I see Cargo on hn, I thought it was about Rust..
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by nobody0 5y ago
Yes, _ is much better given its precenses in other languages. I would associate # with a number or a link.
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by nobody0 5y ago
The Schindler of Germany, John Rabe > John Rabe was an ordinary German businessman in China when the Japanese invaded Nanking in 1937. Nearly 70 years later, a memorial was dedicated to the "Good German" who saved thousands of
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by nobody0 5y ago
Moreover, with Liquid Haskell existence...
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by nobody0 5y ago
Since this is hn, there is [0] an `Ark compiler` made by HW, [1] an outdated mirror [0] https://gitee.com/openarkcompiler/OpenArkCompiler [1] https://github.com/c2s/OpenArkCompiler
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by nobody0 5y ago
Yeah, however, the young generation is putting off their marriage year by year as in developed world. I can see the trend where people choose not to marry someone and/or not to have kids is picking up though may not be the mainstream a
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by nobody0 5y ago
math is not a spectator sport. Just like you cannot learn to program by reading books, people have to really dive into problems and rediscover certain facts by themselves.
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by nobody0 6y ago
LOL, Almost every thread I read related to Stephen Wolfram, there are always people who complain about his ego.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Actually, almost all of our ancestors had been slaves longer or shorter in history regardless of race/country.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Yeah, as long as it's well designed, like LINQ. ORM is necessary, otherwise we will find ourselves in the old days again, a large part of string concatenations, security problems, etc,.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Elm and other ML-family languages have type inference, it does not ask a major part of human annoation of types while catches errors in compile time nonethelessly
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by nobody0 6y ago
Typescript is boring, and boring is definitely something need to be treasured in the frontend world.
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by nobody0 6y ago
It's certainly confusing, it's a small niche. It may just cater to people who already know functional programming. The majority will stuck in JS anyway to get the job done.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Can relate, next.js is more progressive while Gatsby get things done so quick at first, but you find yourself in a dark room of settings, let along GraphQL.
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by nobody0 6y ago
React indeed is boring, you can just speak { Javascript } to do the jobs instead of wiring up templates by learning a new template language like in many other frameworks. JSX is a good abstraction layer. And hooks made the development exper
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by nobody0 6y ago
X as a service seems easier at first because complexity is hidden, but it's not going away. Old boring stacks can still go a long way for small/medium projects.
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by nobody0 6y ago
> In what universe? I don't know, maybe the one where the U.S. constantly suprises the world in the last few years.
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by nobody0 6y ago
MLK: "I think that we've got to see that a riot is the language of the unheard."
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by nobody0 6y ago
It is independent from mainland now, as an island of Republic of China. ROC also includes other islands outside Taiwan, like Jinmen. There are not many young people support reunification all along regardless of what happened in HK.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Of course Taiwan is in a independent country, it's called Republic of China, which also includes islands outside Taiwan. You can go to a no-man island and declare your own independence and nobody will care about it. However, a country
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by nobody0 6y ago
There is no such a thing called gradual independence. You either have it by announcing it and other countries recoginize it or you do not have it. What I see is politicians play the rent-seeking game between China and the U.S.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Avoiding mention it does not change ROC(Taiwan). Unless they announce independence, which is very unlikely.
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by nobody0 6y ago
Yet Taiwan still call itself Republic of China regardless of parties. There was never a country called Taiwan. https://law.moj.gov.tw/Eng/LawClass/LawAll.aspx?PCode=A00000...

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