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by rat9988 6y ago
That's cool! It is so annoying to just try to try something fast, and then the compiler stops you...
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by rat9988 6y ago
>why should we trust you to conduct or fund it properly? You are welcome to conduct research or fund it. You can even help current research by criticizing their research in its substance, or engage yourself politically (at least by votin
663.
by rat9988 6y ago
I understood it the same way until I saw his limited implementation, and then revised my understanding. It seems pretty obvious to me that he isn't writing a sscanf clone.
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by rat9988 6y ago
I see more anti-china sentiments there than in hacker news. And I see it on hacker news way too much in my opinion.
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by rat9988 6y ago
On servers you don't manage.
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by rat9988 6y ago
Listening to the community and using Postgres is my biggest regret. In hindight, given our scale, any database would have worked. There is no built in solution for high availability with multiple VPS, and having one server alone isn't
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by rat9988 6y ago
How much of this budget is left for the data centers?
668.
by rat9988 6y ago
He was talking about market though. The two concepts are intimately related.
669.
by rat9988 6y ago
The sentence he was specifically talking about: Google controls 91.89% of the search market [1]
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by rat9988 6y ago
>it seems to be easier to accidentally write extremely slow code in rust than it is in go Never felt about it this way.
671.
by rat9988 6y ago
I'm pretty sure x packages are not part of go core.
672.
by rat9988 6y ago
I don't mind them living forever. Why should I care?
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by rat9988 6y ago
I still agree with his point of view
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by rat9988 6y ago
I still don't see why he said "real developer" and not "developer"
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by rat9988 7y ago
The ruling has never been vague, except for the HN commenters who didn't read the ruling but a summary of it.
676.
by rat9988 7y ago
Well, I have to admit he is right and I'm wrong.
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by rat9988 7y ago
In .prettierc only c is the suffix actually. `rc` has never meant configuration for me. I actually always wondered about what it meant too.
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by rat9988 7y ago
You missed the point.
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by rat9988 7y ago
He is criticizing the sarcasm.
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by rat9988 7y ago
Why does he have to? You can do your research on internet nowadays and be just as well informed as him.
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by rat9988 7y ago
unsafe doesn't mean dangerous or hazardous. If we cannot verify safety then it's unsafe. The word's choice seems correct to me. I agree with the rest of your comment though.
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by rat9988 7y ago
He could. You also could have done it in Python3, and you still can.
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by rat9988 7y ago
>If the coronavirus kills off these net negative to society, in both health and wealth, I see nothing but a boon.
684.
by rat9988 7y ago
Except the comment that the commented you quoted is answering to?
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by rat9988 7y ago
Please apply your own advice and bikeshed in your mind. Let people who come here for discussions discuss.
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by rat9988 7y ago
As a society we have to make choices. We prefer having repairable items over beautiful unrepairable ones, as the latter has been abused as an excuse to deny repairability even when possible.
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by rat9988 7y ago
Japan's density is way higher though.
688.
by rat9988 7y ago
Your paragraph was a lot more annoying than his sentence.
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by rat9988 7y ago
I honestly did not. All I knew is they couldn't have a warrant.
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by rat9988 7y ago
The question is why material design didn't learn from other people's mistakes. Design isn't a new field born out of itL

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