sakuronto

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by sakuronto 9y ago
Haha, same, except with PowerPoint and VBA!
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by sakuronto 9y ago
Or maybe you should just own it and put those things behind you with a laugh. This gives the government way too much power over who knows what, the ability to erase things as they see fit, and all that so that you can avoid a bit of embaras
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by sakuronto 9y ago
Isn't this eerily close to a right to be forgiven, which is not at all a right? If you make a stupid mistake when you're young, then what's wrong with me judging you for the rest of your life? The Government shouldn't hi
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by sakuronto 9y ago
Ergonomic sum-types, ergonomic pattern matching, hygienic macros, the ability to track the lifetime of every object, generics that have nicer (can still get messy) error messages than templates, immutability-by-default, an insanely good pac
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by sakuronto 9y ago
That doesn't matter, because it still contradicts the statement that "He stands behind what his company does and believes in the mission."
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by sakuronto 9y ago
What? Most Webpack setups I've seen use UglifyJS or something similar, and those definitely build ASTs.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
That's technically impressive but it's not much of a feature.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
What can be asserted without a bibliography can be dismissed without a bibliography.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
> Mutable classes are a performance hack. Could you please clarify this point? I have no idea what you're trying to say.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
Unfortunately, my courses seem to have the opposite problem, but at least there's always Wikipedia.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
After dropping IRC supoort, this makes two controversial changes in a very short span of time. Did something change at Slack?
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by sakuronto 9y ago
Yes, I too doubt that a very different case from many years ago will appear on the news, which is for current events as far as I'm aware.
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by sakuronto 9y ago
If Apple open-sourced their OS you'd have a CentOS in half a day. Apple definitely doesn't want clones, it means less customers and less cohesive branding, so is there any reason this wouldn't be a very damaging move?