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by nuerow 5y ago
> Idk, I just watched the house financial services meetings with JPOW and he kept saying "no for sure we pretty much all agree inflation will be transitory". Your quote states quite clearly that inflation was indeed expected. A
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> The NYTimes regularly publishes articles such as "179 Reasons You Probably Don’t Need to Panic About Inflation"[0] with highlights such as: OP's claim was " Take note of all the "economists who suggested last
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> If you want to look at it that way, it only applies to variable declarations at best. Not function declarations, which is the most common case of where it's used (and it completely clutters the code). Not really. The whole point o
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> * They should add `pure` function attribute instead, also maybe the ownership.* The C standard committee only adds suggestions that have been presented. If you feel strongly about those features, feel free to put together a proposal l
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> Well, you can slowly turn C in to C++... or you can just use a subset of C++. Those two are not the same. It requires far more expertise and experience to be able to strong-arm C++ into generating lean C-like code than just writing C
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> I will admit that when I first read about constexpr my first thought was 'why can't the compiler figure this out automatically?'. I would argue that the main value proposition of constexpr is not what the compiler can
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> Take note of all the "economists" who suggested last year that printing tens of trillions of dollars will not result in inflation or recession, and never believe them again. Can you provide any example?
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> It's funny that of all the gazillion features C++ has supported a for well over a decade the C folks have been missing out on, they pick exactly the one superfluous keyword in C++ to cherrypick onto C. It looks to me that it&#x2
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Why do you feel that the right to own a gun is "fundamentally more important" than the right to live your life without the risk of being gunned down?
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Obligatory reference to Boost's Program_options , which is as close to a standard way to handle command line options in C++ there is. https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_77_0/doc/html/program_optio
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> you're just writing nice frames that reveal your bias. a lot of people who questioned health authorities throughout this have been vindicated on various things, including the threat of COVID itself. I feel you're being disi
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> We have barely started to understand long term implications of covid infection (...) I fail to see the point of your remark, as it reads like a non-sequitur. I mean, the discussion was about the difference between those who listen to
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> A candid quote from a virologist in a recent Nature covid paper: "We’re flying by the seat of our pants trying to figure this stuff out." I really don't know what you were trying to say. The article you linked was abou
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> I'd recommend giving a bit more weight to the experiences of other developers. Static typing in Python has become fairly widespread and even idiomatic in some circles, even if you haven't experienced that yet. You should re
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> Not op, but "We don't know" != "False" That's not what the fat checker states. At all. The fact checker states, and I quote: > however, it has yet to be proven that it can treat COVID-19." &quo
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> But it's not hard to find lots of front-line doctors who are seeing success with Ivermectin. If that was true then how do you explain the fact that so far no study was able observe or reproduce that effect under a controlled envir
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> Getting rid of guns is not going to solve violent people. I do not understand this "the proposed solution is either a panacea of don't bother" attitude to major problems in society. The whole point of guns is to make i
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> What??? 4 and 5 are legit complaints, the rest is literally the nittiest of picks, in my opinion. I'd argue that 4) (async support) is the only meaningful point and 5) , given it's a Python framework, is at most a nice-to-h
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> Eh, that doesn’t sound like it? It should, as it was what I said. I'm really not sure if it's possible to make a point any clearer. > Boeing lays off thousands of aerospace engineers regularly (...) Sounds in line with
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> Usually when you get to the end of "false" claims, you find some tidbits that make you wonder... such as: Could you please explain what exactly did you interpreted from a statement that boils down to "no one showed tha
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> In Germany? These will hit the same problems as improving existing infrastructure.* Germany already has outstanding roadway and railway infrastructure. DB, the parent company of DB Schenker, operates their ICEs in Germany and across Eu
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> Your comment is a perfect example of what’s wrong with “The German Way” of thinking about innovation. I feel your comment is misguided and frankly clueless. Research into point-to-point logistics has been a thing for the past decade
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> Does it support multiple nodes? Yes it does. Docker Swarm essentially provides an easy way to get a cluster of Docker instances running in multiple nodes that works right out of the box. https://docs.docker.com/engine
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> Well yes, that's what city leaders tend to sound like; trying to appeal to everyone sounds bland. To me, that PR blurb actually uses a lot of words to say nothing at all. It boils down to "I decided to do something else&quo
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> There seems to be plenty of reasons to run Nomad, compared to Kubernetes, but in what scenarios do Nomad lose out to Kubernetes? It would also be interesting if Docker's Swarm was.also featured in this comparison, as it just works
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> If you don't already know what CORS is, you're probably not a Web developer and don't need to know. This is an appallingly poor and misguided take, and goes against the most basic rules of writing technical documents. Do
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> We are talking about design patterns here, about the singleton design pattern. I appreciate your attempt to move the goal post and gaslight, but it's already readily apparent that you're very confident in your misunderstandin
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> And aerospace engineers are dirt cheap. I suspect you're letting your software world experience dictate your expectations of what engineering is all about, and what it takes to actually get work done. Software development is a rar
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Thank you for taking the time to write such a insightful post. Some lessons are invaluable, and I believe this is one of them.

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