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by platz 6y ago
99% of the time you should'be be composing SQL. If you need composition at the DB level, that is what Views are for.
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by platz 6y ago
Object-Oriented Programming is Bad (2016) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19407599 (2019)
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by platz 6y ago
if it's true that a couple might be taking more risk than normal by choosing to have a baby during a pandemic, then it may also be true that those pandemic babies will grow up in an environment where they are more scarce and therefore
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by platz 6y ago
so, how many healthcare's do we have budget for in a year?
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by platz 6y ago
- your initial comments are only ad-hominem - i don't think kelvin's statement represents her views - Being against a new collider does not mean one takes the position of Kelvin, or is anti-science. She doesn't argue against
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by platz 6y ago
> The "git log" commit will parse the newer commits the old-fashioned way until you reach the commits encoded in the commit-graph file. If you do it once now, then you'll still be fast even if a few commits are added on to
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by platz 6y ago
so, then if I want to run git log -- /path/to/file I should always execute git commit-graph write --reachable --changed-paths first, if i've made any changes to the repo (e.g. commits), since the last
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by platz 6y ago
> [1] Note that since Bloom filters are not persisted automatically (that is, you have to pass --changed-paths explicitly on each subsequent write), it is a good idea to disable configuration that automatically generates commit-graphs, l
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by platz 6y ago
All I meant was they're a bit similar in how one often centralizes logic into services based on observables which also cause globally visible mutable state changes.
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by platz 6y ago
Immer also is a huge improvement in combination with Redux
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by platz 6y ago
my impression is, if you going choose a paradigm like MobX, you might as well use Angular, which is conceptually pretty similar, just with different opinions on library vs framework.
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by platz 6y ago
You inserted a lot of qualifiers in your characterization of the protesters. - terrorizing - while having committed no crimes - only exercised their first amendment rights I haven't seen the evidence for or against those - I'm not
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by platz 6y ago
what if the research requires long/multiple exposures.
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by platz 6y ago
You can do those things on any brokerage. You can buy options pretty much anywhere. Not seeing where the democratization is coming from that is different from the status quo
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by platz 6y ago
it's trivial in any language to define and use a Result<T, E> type.
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by platz 6y ago
> Composing Errors Codes ... Instead of sprinkling if statements, the error handling can be integrated into the type ... The check for errors is only done once. That is only a superficial level of composition, if one can call it that at
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by platz 6y ago
I'm not sure it was his first Haskell program, if it was it's pretty impressive that he used INLINE, understood minute differences between Random libraries, profiling, threadscope, etc..
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by platz 6y ago
> If you believe there's nothing true that you can't say, then anyone who gets in trouble for something they say must deserve it. I'm having a hard time parsing the logic in this sentance. Is there something like affirming
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by platz 6y ago
does anyone know where you can find bottle rockets without a report or a whistle? i do not want to cut open existing rockets.
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by platz 6y ago
It would be very interesting how the API ecosystem would look, if BEAM were pervasive. Haven't used it myself but OTP seems like the right level of abstraction for networks.
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by platz 6y ago
Has anything ever worked for you?
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by platz 6y ago
i.e. a 'quaranteam' https://www.healthline.com/health-news/what-to-know-before-y...
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by platz 6y ago
you might feel different about this tradeoff when you're older (read: less easily in demand) or have family to support. There is no such thing as having money to burn at the middle-class level unless you want to live on peanuts when yo
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by platz 6y ago
Use gitk for visualization
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by platz 6y ago
> Twitter is by design an absurdly rhetorical platform Interesting claim but you don't explain your case for why this is so - I doubt Aristotle would say much about twitter either.
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by platz 6y ago
> I've rarely seen somebody critisized for copypasta or for overly stupid code. Do you think that is in the realm of what the article is concerned with?
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by platz 6y ago
Unfortunately, org-mode is only a portable format if you stick to bare-bones org-mode; if you start using any of the "power-features" unique to org-mode you're stuck. And if you restrict yourself to markdown-compatibilty, why
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by platz 6y ago
I disagree with every premise in this comment.
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by platz 6y ago
No, I agree Haskell is not a "batteries included" language. That said, a lot new of languages tend to opt for a minimal base footprint e.g. rust, so that has also been the trend lately.
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by platz 6y ago
> having separate threads accumulate a value, to only merge them at the end, thus decreasing contention for the merged value. That sounds like just having scoped state in each thread that isn't global.

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