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by s4vi0r 8y ago
I thought the problem was related to subtyping? AFAIK the reason Scala doesn't have HM inference is because something about the existence (nominal?) subtyping makes it impossible/super hard to infer types that may seem obvious&#x2
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by s4vi0r 8y ago
To add onto this, its not one line functions but rather functions whose body is a single expression. You can do a big for comprehension, or a if/else, or a big chain of function calls, etc. without having to add brackets. In practice y
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Can you elaborate? I've never heard anything about that before. Your body can handle massive amounts of vitamin C and D, so its a bit surprising to hear that supplementing the (generally) small amount you'd find in a vit D pill co
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
As widely used/loved as nginx seems to be, I couldn't for the life of me find any good resources that hand hold a bit more than just reading the docs and hoping for the best. Know any good nginx books or courses?
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
No, you entirely missed the point. Cloth being better is something else entirely, nor was I suggesting that disposable diapers be discounted with taxpayer money. The point was "Why does the poor in the richest country in the world have
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
You don't even understand what privilege means, my dude. I expect my government to serve myself and the people, and not a handful of old dudes at the top of the food chain. If you think a government serving its people is a privilege, I
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Jesus, your comment and the other replies just straight up reek of privilege/ignorance. What you're suggesting is obviously the pragmatic choice - obviously, if she's poor as shit and can't afford regular diapers, using
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
If this really becomes a thing, I'm gonna be staying away from any sections of the city that have any Google crap built, or just altogether moving if it gets bad enough. Given who this is, and the shit they pulled in NYC with the kiosk
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
I think that's a _very_ generous interpretation of the comment.
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Why'd they ignore the top survey result, var AND val? It was by far the most popular choice, and it saves you from writing final over and over again, which would hopefully help to encourage better code style/practice for Java deve
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Definitely. Especially after the whole Facebook getting to CAs office(s) before authorities thing.
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
I find that the people who feel "safer" or whatever in these cars tend to be the worst drivers. Also, they often pull into intersections to make left turns without moving their car, making it impossible to turn until the light goe
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Is there some way to tell org exactly how I want it to spit out HTML? I was going to do my blog entirely with org-mode+org-publish, but it spits out a mess of HTML and also a small bit of js for some reason, so I'm just writing html di
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Its because your post reads like standard whataboutism Russian and Chinese online paid trolls/propagandists spout.
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
...why not sublime? I don't understand why these electron editors are popular at all. With all due respect to the people working on them (because it really isn't their fault for the most part), they're bloated slow pieces of
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Traditional programming languages and imperative thinking don't lend themselves to writing state machines, so its not really that surprising that they're under utilized. Its kind of frustrating constantly reading posts where peopl
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
To me it seems sorta like reasonable Java. Tons of QoL upgrades that Java hasn't (or won't, due to compatibility issues) implemented over the years make it so that you can write Kotlin without absolutely having to rely on a massiv
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Would you care to explain more about your style? It sounds like a nice compromise, and the lack of pattern matching and HKTs in kotlin is definitely a bit of a pain point after having gotten so used to Scala and Haskell. ML on the JVM seems
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Where have you run into derision/assholes with nix or FP? Absolutely there are assholes (or perhaps people who just don't realize how rude their words/actions are) in the community - especially on Twitter and reddit in my exp
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
How do you feel about Scala currently? I'm a Scala dev as well who's kind of been moving away from it over the past few months. I'm not really sure of the future of the language. Most of the super committed community members
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
The communities for languages like Elm are definitely smaller, but they're also "passion languages", if that makes sense. Nobody is learning elm because they've been or feel forced to (like you might with React, eg) or b
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Doesn't redux handle that?
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
+1, emacs+intero is the way to go. Emacs in general is highly underrated due to years of RSI/muh loading time shitflinging. Evil mode is by far the most complete vim emulation out there, and other than JS pretty much every language I w
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Cabal version too high. Did you have a pre existing cabal installation independent of stack or something?
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Huge part of why I refuse to switch to a non-macbook laptop, despite not being at all happy with the direction they've taken the pro in with the latest iteration.
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Because they accepted beyond ridiculous scores without any real proof, or even skepticism? In like every game this dude has a record in his score is impossibly higher than 2nd place. And these aren't even games or records which have be
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
USB-C is already pretty ubiquitous, but I agree. I don't understand why they dumbed down the mbp - the 'plain' macbook is more than good enough for most consumers and I'm sure they would've loved the touchbar and wh
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Or just accept that emacs is objectively better software and switch to it? Evil mode is by far the most complete/true to vim vim emulation that exists, as far as I know.
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
Because most people don't see taxation as theft, and don't mind paying it in exchange for certain goods/services?
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by s4vi0r 9y ago
I think you're overestimating the trumples. He has an abysmal approval rating, and the types of people who tend appprove of him (e.g. rural poor) aren't exactly big spenders/prime consumers or whatever. Trump will raise a sti

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