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by revscat 3y ago
No? Where did you get such a ridiculous idea?
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by revscat 3y ago
Good lord, no, it is not. I tried Sorbet on a small personal project and rather quickly abandoned it. It made the code ugly and was a pain to maintain. The fact that Sorbet has not seen adoption outside of Shopify is also somewhat telling.
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by revscat 3y ago
Interesting that you are getting downvoted here. I have come to a similar conclusion, for my own mental health if for no other reason. My ability to affect the course of human civilization is next to zero, and worrying about AGW, etc., is s
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by revscat 3y ago
I prefer not to use JavaScript unless forced to do so. It's burdensome and almost always unnecessarily complicates the stack. With the rise of tools such as Turbo[1] and HTMX[2] the need for JS frameworks like React and Angular are gre
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by revscat 3y ago
This has never happened to me. I exclusively listen to music on my phone, and work every day on my Mac. I have never had the Music app open itself up, not once. Nor I have I experienced anything that is even related to music, such as asking
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by revscat 3y ago
Have to, or perish. The smart money is on perishing.
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by revscat 3y ago
Very true, but extremely unpopular to say. The downvotes are as expected as they are cause for despair.
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by revscat 3y ago
Climate change is a species-ending threat. Emissions caused by fossil fuels is a huge piece of that.
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by revscat 3y ago
It is interesting that in the comments on this thread I’m not seeing any mention of nix, which is arguably overlapping the topic at hand with the Venn diagram of “spinning up dev environments”.
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by revscat 3y ago
Wait, are you saying that you are more productive in Rails than in Phoenix? That seems to be the opposite of what the consensus view in this thread is.
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by revscat 3y ago
This path doesn’t seem to work very well.
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by revscat 3y ago
They also walk more due to not being tied to cars quite as badly as Americans are.
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by revscat 3y ago
Link?
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by revscat 3y ago
You may want look into dry-transaction and railway oriented programming.
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by revscat 3y ago
Phoenix?
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by revscat 3y ago
And it’s total capture of every political system on Earth.
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by revscat 3y ago
It is almost impossible to discuss, but because of this a peaceful solution may not be possible.
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by revscat 3y ago
This seems to be almost synonymous with metrics-driven design.
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by revscat 3y ago
Unless they’re selling user data.
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by revscat 3y ago
If you go back and look this report was specifically intended to be about determining methods for identifying and cataloging UAP. It is a widespread misunderstanding that it was intended to be a report about UAP. This is incorrect.
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by revscat 3y ago
This phenomenon is common enough that it has a Wikipedia entry [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_light
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by revscat 3y ago
This seems incredibly naive. Addiction affects peoples ability to make rational choices.
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by revscat 3y ago
So I'm on team wired as well, but honestly it does seem like the "change the batteries lose the info" thing has become far less common.
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by revscat 3y ago
Literally none of what you said is true. I have a key that toggles between keyboard layers, of which there are three. Different layers are assigned different colors. If I forget which layer I'm on then I can just glance at the keyboard
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by revscat 3y ago
This is America. Wage theft rarely gets punished, if ever.
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by revscat 3y ago
Where? I found press releases stating some of this, but none of the actual docs/software.
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by revscat 3y ago
More often than you’d think.
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by revscat 3y ago
I would not feel comfortable, making such a statement. There is plenty of evidence out there, that they mess with our endocrine system, and are perhaps responsible for the obesity crisis in some part. https://www.hsph.harvard.edu
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by revscat 3y ago
Traffic violations have, I believe, a lower standard of evidence than criminal cases. I am very much not a lawyer, though.
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by revscat 3y ago
> progress seems to be going backwards. I blame JavaScript.

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