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by rezeroed 7y ago
Fun times. Which are the fun areas of tech these days?
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by rezeroed 7y ago
I deleted the issue - I regret that. I'm deleting the project.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
I would've chosen Erlang or Elixir for those reasons. Are we getting another Go package management solution this year? A pleasure to work with? I've been ditching Go for Nim recently. Other people seem to be enjoying Crystal.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
'your data is used in your best interest' -- coming soon to a dystopian sci-fi.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Kew Gardens in London has them. I'm sure other botanical gardens around the world do too. I think the article emphasis is on 'natural grove'.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Don't you need a definition of "done"?
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Informative discourse.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Explain your downvote.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
"Hey doc, my spleen is half hanging out of my body - is it sufficiently healed for me to leave yet, or does the fact that I haven't been discharged mean I should stick around?" Are we not supposed to ask the advice of the exp
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Would have been more relevant if Labour had won. Not for no reason that they didn't.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Far from ideal, it would at least prevent royalties on future viewings of existing videos from going to the music companies.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Is it possible for a youtuber to switch their videos to silence/mute/delete the audio, while leaving up the video?
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Raises the question.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
We'll decide when it's dead, thanks.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
fn usually appears at the start of a line following an empty line - how is it not readable? I honestly think even fn serves little purpose, other than compiler parsing. New paragraph == new function.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
fn is great. I'm not at all mathematical as suggested by others. When I go back to Go I find myself wondering why I have to type the extra two characters.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
I could produce greater horror with c# linq.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/17419/most-distant...
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Voted down? It's happened to me twice. Explain yourself (fat chance).
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Don't steal their PRs and commit them as your own.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Not for me. Congestion - no agency. No congestion - restricted to following the demarcated path. And cars are clumsy - three point turn. Don't like them.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
What use is knowing what 20 other people are doing today? Are you interacting with all of them? Interesting to know what projects they're working on, but I can be told that once a month if I haven't already got that while chatti
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Aka a straw man.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
EU-wide urbanisation.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
Trinkets.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
A recent update on OCaml multicore: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/multicore-prerequisite-patches-a...
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by rezeroed 7y ago
What kind of person would get emotionally distressed to the point of chest pains requiring an emergency department because they didn't get some avocado?
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by rezeroed 7y ago
I've heard estimates along the lines of two person years of work, and $500 000.
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by rezeroed 7y ago
There's the start-up kind - "We need to be able to scale! We will potentially need to process billions of users!" ...waiting...
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by rezeroed 7y ago
"Sneaks"? There are projects where the agile coaches, scrum masters, and consultants proudly declare regularly that the project embraces the best of both agile and waterfall. Nothing resembling sneakiness.

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