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by non-entity 6y ago
I was intrigued by it for a while. I can remember the jokes from years ago that it should be renamed the Rails programming language. I find it a shame when an otherwise interesting language gets pigeonholed into single framework.
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by non-entity 6y ago
I'd be interested in this as well. C++ seems like a complex beast and full of legacy code / learning materials. I feel I'd could likely be writing decent Rust code sooner than I could C++.
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by non-entity 6y ago
> I want to find something even a bit more niche or specific, it's completely useless. I have a bad habit of buying (cool) old hardware without checking if someone has archived the documentation. A few times I've been burned,
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by non-entity 6y ago
No the commenter you're replying to, but I've actually looked into Scala a few times and while it has some big criticisms I don't necessarily disagree with, there we're many things I actually liked about the language. I
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by non-entity 6y ago
In what world does purchasing from a DNM make you a career criminal? What if I buy a completely legal item?
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by non-entity 6y ago
> But the guy had been selling methamphetamine too, which is life destroying poison. Time to arrest the liquor store owners?
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by non-entity 6y ago
Can life be considered a high risk project? I haven't particularly failed any high risk problems in my career unless my career itself counts.
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by non-entity 6y ago
I'm having trouble understanding why this was flagged. It covers a major change to tool many (most?) developers use including time and reasoning. It's straight to the point, doesn't seem to seem to have much fluff, and isn&#x
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by non-entity 6y ago
I really wish I could do this. SadlyiI constantly feel like if you don't try to take control, someone will take control of you.
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by non-entity 6y ago
While I've beleived this for years, I've begun to doubt it and myself. I interact with many very intelligent developers in all sorts of online spots. People working kn very complex systems and projects, and most of them seem to ha
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by non-entity 6y ago
Cool that .NET is getting more and more advanced features for lower level control. C# os one of the more mainstream languages i mind the least. I'll find an excuse to try them.
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by non-entity 6y ago
At least he's honest about it.
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by non-entity 6y ago
A few weeks ago, my power went out and my phone was nearly dead, so I let it sit for the time. In the time I had se thing id been working on "click" while just pacing around the apartment.
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by non-entity 6y ago
Is the site down right now? I can't seem to connect.
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by non-entity 6y ago
Breakout boards, I assume.
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by non-entity 6y ago
Missing link?
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by non-entity 6y ago
I'm interested to see what will happen with 802.11bb if it gains traction, how it will be implemented, etc. https://www.ieee802.org/11/Reports/tgbb_update.htm
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by non-entity 6y ago
From what I've read a concern about using these kn larger crowds is that if it causes a panic of people feeling, it could easily turn into a stampede like event where people are knocked down, stuck only to have longer, dangerous exposu
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by non-entity 6y ago
> We both work all the time and barely take time to stop and rest Speaking of bad habits...
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by non-entity 6y ago
That's a good point as well, but I wonder if this will change over time as DMT seems to become more known and talked about.
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by non-entity 6y ago
Wow I wonder if this is just luck in the respondents having a good setting / proper preparation, etc. or innate effects of the drug. Ive had other psychedelics kick my ass more than a few times with anxiety / paranoia.
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by non-entity 6y ago
It feels like a losing game to me. Pre-covid I decided to try and get out more and be more pro-active about meeting people. There also happened to be recent changed in my life that made it a lot easier to do so. When I moved there wasn&#x27
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by non-entity 6y ago
> "teaching language" (easy to learn) I think that worked against it as well.
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by non-entity 6y ago
Any partitular reason scala was chosen? Spark has Python and Java API's as well.
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by non-entity 6y ago
So if I recall correctly? when this language was first announced there was some strange controversy about it mostly being vaporware and serious claims being made about the language and its performance before they were implemented. I assume
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by non-entity 6y ago
Is Active Oberon considered a canon (for lack of a better term) successor to Oberon07 or is it more like Component "Pascal" and just a spin off from an Oberon version?
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by non-entity 6y ago
Don't feed the troll. This is a flamebait account. I've seen it pop up many times.
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by non-entity 6y ago
> Maybe when he's 90 he'll ship-in-a-bottle build a computer inside his favourite mouse? Ha wouldn't be shocked. Apparently some mice already have ARM processors inside, why not take it a bit further.
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by non-entity 6y ago
I've been mildly interested in Oberon (the language) as of late after reading about Wirth's languages. I remember reading about Pascal and the Modula family some years ago, but always didn't know Oberon was his creation as we
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by non-entity 6y ago
I've recently been reading over certain forums that happening to be basically the only community support option for a niche and honestly I'm not sure I'd care to waste my time posting there. In one case a user wanted to do so

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