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7y ago
Because they don't care about the afterfall. They have an expendable work force and bribes to work around penalties.
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7y ago
Everybody pays taxes. The whole money bag of the entire society is taxed, no matter how this bag is distributed. Actually, since rich people can evade taxes better, the part of the bag distributed to them is less taxed.
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7y ago
Isn't there a Python based dialect for that already ? I think it was named cirrus but I can't find any link to it. Anyway, it seems to be it would be better to make a lib for this than a whole language.
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7y ago
And yet Ruby never took off outside of RoR and is dying. Lisp and Haskell are still niche languages. So somehow, languages promoting big chunks of anonymous code never win never win the public heart. In fact, when you are force by an accide
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7y ago
Yes but you can't protect yourself against brands being hostile to consumer by asking them for features to protect you. The only protection against that is boycott. No, the goal of the switches is to fend off 3rd party hackers.
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7y ago
People have not caught up with 3.5+ yet. I see plenty of code not using f-strings, chainmaps, pools and the likes. We can't expect them to known about dataclasses yet.
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7y ago
id(dictionary) is the key you want: immutable, reliable, cheap.
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7y ago
There is no such things as the js doc. Only a huge number of 3rd party websites such as w3school, mdn, so, etc. Also python has readthedoc for non stdlib doc, for js it's very heterogenuous. All in all, I think the doc situation could
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7y ago
No if you see the questions, they are the same over and over, for js or python. Simple things you can google, answered a 100 times.
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7y ago
I often say that Python is the best at nothing, but pretty good at most things. And hence it became huge by the sheer appeal of being versatile. Life is short and most people needing to program are not programmers. Also many programmers did
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7y ago
15 years of Python here, started in 2.4. Day to day Python is not more complicated to use. It's actually easier due to many bugs fixes, quality of life features and better error messages. However, Python does provide more tools to do m
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7y ago
It was inevitable. We kept telling people to not give away their data like that, that centralizing that much power in the GAFAS is dangerous, that somebody will abuse it. Few people listened, even fewer without labelling us as paranoid. Alm
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7y ago
You mean like the logitech mx 2s, easily the best mouse I ever owned ?
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7y ago
I get what you mean, but dynamic typing is a feature, just like static typing is. Some languages are better from a static POV, and offer some auto features. Some languages are better from a dynamic POV and offer some hinting feature. You do
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7y ago
Also, why ? The correct title is amazing enough !
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7y ago
They already make money with it by the data it collect and the users it retains.
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7y ago
It's even worse than that. When I had a website with embed videos from other sites, I had user contacting me because the other sites had some problems. They couldn't tell the difference between megavideo/youtube/dailymot
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8y ago
Irl i had access to porn and alcohol without any ID. kids are smart.
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8y ago
You assume software is perfect and people don't make mistake. Breaking compat on accident happens. Bad pushes and releases exist. Unpatched bugs in latest. Wrong deployments. Semver make it easier to spot/prevent mistakes by givin
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8y ago
I read that as "the problem with semver is it's not perfect". Well yeah. But no semver is worse: upgrading is hard enough when devs communicate on what breaks, but when they don't, it's just a nightmare. Semver get
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8y ago
Pooping is taboo. Periods are taboo. Being gay is taboo. Psychedelic are taboo. Death is taboo. Money in my country is taboo. Hell, for a long time, things like tattoos, breast feeding, and psychoanalysis were taboo. In some culture, women
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8y ago
Because it worked so well for radio, tv and newspapers.
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8y ago
2040 is pretty far away, plenty of time for the techs, markets and infrastructures to mature. Besides, it's only about new ones. You'll still have 10 good years of second hand cars, probably 20 since anticipation will make people
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8y ago
I've heard this one about so many things. I deeply and honestly followed people saying it to see what they meant. Spirituality, sex, drug, philosophy, meditation, human relationships, sport, games, love, traveling... The link between a
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8y ago
Yeah. After all, novel ideas and iconic communities usually start small and annoy the heck of the status quo. It's so easy to put them in the same bag as the stereotypes of bad people.
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8y ago
Some people think collecting pokemon cards is special. We love to do that. Our kids are special. Ou god is special. Our situation is so special. This separates us, and there is not need for special when the whole universe is already astonis
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8y ago
USA is not my culture, I need pointers to understand.
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8y ago
> Well you see, I would hate to live in a world where it became socially acceptable to talk about human sexuality ... > I think it is a very personal subject, and maybe I'm wrong, but I feel like you'd get less freedom in yo
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8y ago
So it's not about not being under the influence of something impairing, it's about insurance ? Meaning you can abuse any drug as long as it's legal ?
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8y ago
Do they test only marijuana or alcohol, anti-depressant and cocaine as well ?
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