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Against Railway-Oriented Programming
(fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
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Maybe you can look at F#, it will compile for Android, iOS, windows, Linux, MAC, javascript frontends and server side. The feature set is different than Julia’s but it is very powerful and versatile.
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nudpiedo
7y ago
I think the article answers your concerns. They develop the whole process in github and many features are driven and implemented out of microsoft's reach.
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I find amusing how microsoft moved from the closed source referent in the industry into such an open source player. Right now even allows to hook some of their tools and platforms to its competing platforms and tools.
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How Microsoft rewrote its C# compiler in C# and made it open source (2017)
(medium.com)
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As regular reader I find the whole thing senseless, unless it is a way of promoting a local business in the Bay Area. Or it is just one more example of the typical anglosaxon‘s overselling culture. The whole article could be summarized as “
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Very revealing, especially in a forum where often overachievement is praised and it is not rare to read testimonials of burnout. It also highlights the importance of having a supporting net and an environment... I guess the same applies to
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consider changing the title to "Ask HN: Feel Like I’m Stuck in an Architect Role. I Want Out"
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Australia Belongs to China [video] (from a long time expat)
(youtube.com)
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My understanding is that we should expect private embedded backdoors and weakened security on firmware for certain regions, and that the rights will be molded to the each local region. That’s just the great power of influence over an Americ
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> Worse, through our handling of this situation, we made [members of the LGBTQ+ community] a target for harassment as people debated their right to express themselves and be addressed according to how they identify I wonder how is that p
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On the Expressive Power of Programming Languages [video]
(youtube.com)
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isn't that what consulting is about?
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California health officials tell everyone to stop vaping
(latimes.com)
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7y ago
All of them are in fact graph databases, they just didn't realize about it and got lost giving the implementation the category of design for many reasons specific to the context in which they were created. I think we should think more
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I think the whole training and such AI was just bad designed. Aren't all first impression judgements prejudices as much as all racist bias are? If I say a person is attractive, inspires me just based on their looking it is a positive j
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And that is the main thing: socialization. Families in cities, specially now that most people rarely have more than 3 children and live relatively far from grandparents, the cost of not understanding how to behave with mid size groups of pe
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It's not just that east Asia is not much welcoming to immigrants, also the opportunities offered are much different. In addition if you have to move away with your family/from your people 1000km you might as well just move them 70
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Not just read, even access to high school and superior studies is completely like any other developed region in the world.
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That’s true, and I think that it reflects the crisis of the papers: if they are failing to capture a wide range of audience of their own country, an aggressive expansion to a new public will not work better than with their local audience. W
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Am I the only one who found easier and intuitive the abstract definition but much harder to follow the mathematical explanation? I immediately thought on branching conditions mapped to a function table (like a knowledge database table with
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Innovations and technology were at the same level and culture was propagated and expanded easily among the different cities but they were by no means unified, look at the social and political structure of Athenas and compare it to the ones
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I am not an expert in ancient history, but if I am not wrong Greece was mostly composed of city states with different cultures, laws, family structures, sometimes temporary allied by militar leagues and temporary comercial agreements.... th
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One in five genetics papers contains errors because of Microsoft Excel (2016)
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Binary view? Hate? what are you speaking about? I am just pointing to you the fact that you are mixing current politics with a principle of law and order which derived from any civilization. The conclusions you extract from it are all yours
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From your words I understand you don’t see compatible border patrol or border control with “humanity” and nothing said will change your mind. Are you aware of any country without any border control laws or laws to regulate the movements of
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This is a complete and absolute hack and I love it. When reading the README file of their github it is possible to see how "impure" pragmatic decisions were made like for loops and not supporting proper recursion. I wish there wou
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Maybe you should define what a program is, which is something over an OS, below a plug-in to a framework and interfaces with a user in order to provide a value or interface. Edit: If my comment is unuseful, how useful is a non standalone pr
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Just don’t let your technical debt fossilize. At the beginning seems like a good idea to invest little money in supporting legacy rather than migrating it, but for example, supporting and maintaining COBOL applications is a huge headache. C
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It could have just been “pick a computable algorithm that our framework’s UI can render”. Until I don’t see a meaningful program, which answers to a few use cases of a user, I wouldn’t take that serious. Edit: And the abuse of a framework i
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