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721.
by rat9988 7y ago
I'm not sure what you are criticizing really. npm is by far better than what we have in the C world, and why npm in particular? Because it's easy to bash?
722.
by rat9988 7y ago
You won't find a better deal than hetzner. I have my production server on their cheapest vps :) Ovh is quite good too.
723.
by rat9988 7y ago
Thank you. I had to reread the comment two times to make sure I didn't miss something. Glad to see I'm not the only one.
724.
by rat9988 7y ago
Your statement doesn't tell much. If it's free, you are probobaly the product, but you may not.
725.
by rat9988 7y ago
>It's there and has been used for decades for a reason. I have always had problems to comply with such statements when the reasons aren't given.
726.
by rat9988 7y ago
The white term is terribly misplaced.
727.
by rat9988 7y ago
>you don't take illegitimate and illegal actions against them. What sony did is illegal.
728.
by rat9988 7y ago
The question is why would they spend that much money to test it on a competing platform.
729.
by rat9988 7y ago
Indeed, the tariffs here aren't about spanish exports to Belgium.
730.
by rat9988 7y ago
The us is protecting its own interests. It doesn't care about right or wrong, nor does any other country. Wether the current action is morally right, and wether countries should behave outside the boundaries of ethics is an exercise le
731.
by rat9988 7y ago
Unfortunately what you consider to be a joke for upvotes, is something I see as a major business threat, and a downside for any future deal with google.
732.
by rat9988 7y ago
Having rust as the only low level language with ownership concept isn't ideal either.
733.
by rat9988 7y ago
Yes he can, but why would he? It just doesn't make sense to do so.
734.
by rat9988 7y ago
What you call an acquired skill is a heuristic most people do unconsciously.
735.
by rat9988 7y ago
You dismiss in your calculation the radiative flux.
736.
by rat9988 7y ago
If there is a difficulty to tell the difference between the truth and the parody, then the parody should tone it down.
737.
by rat9988 7y ago
Getting an official sounding domain is a bit beyond fair use.
738.
by rat9988 7y ago
Hard to trust an american company, given the track record of the government influence.
739.
by rat9988 7y ago
>assuming you turn off Clippy, which isn't much of a barrier It was a high barrier for my young self.
740.
by rat9988 7y ago
> Apple wants payments on the iPhone to be secure, easy and private. I don't trust apple for that more than I trust my bank anyway.
741.
by rat9988 7y ago
I think you missed the artificial part of AGI.
742.
by rat9988 7y ago
I have a hard time understanding how does his rate affect exactly your situation.
743.
by rat9988 7y ago
I'm surprised you have never made orange juice at home, let alone the fact you have never drunk fresh orange juice before going to china.
744.
by rat9988 7y ago
The problem is not lifetime but its annotation.
745.
by rat9988 7y ago
Lifetime annotations are an other ugly unreadable quirk. I'm happy to know I'm not the only one.
746.
by rat9988 7y ago
def is way better than fn. you can read def at least.
747.
by rat9988 7y ago
I don't think it is very hard to parse. I think it is very ugly though. Which kind of makes it unreadable. I mean reading fn is not natural for me. Reading function is way more natural. I feel like the language designers didn't pa
748.
by rat9988 7y ago
It is not a technical problem, it is a social problem first and foremost.
749.
by rat9988 7y ago
Well grammar is agreed on. Usage is something we agree on. Don't disagree on someone on the basis that his usage is wrong. His usage is as worthy as yours.
750.
by rat9988 7y ago
Actually it was up to the original poster to give the numbers. He was right to ask. You can't prove your point and hope that everyone will know the numbers you are relying on to prove your point. Moreover, you original question suggets

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