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sdinsn
8y ago
Server is down?
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sdinsn
8y ago
And Java's market share and ecosystem is leagues ahead of Haskell.
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8y ago
> We can't say something is a waste of time just by looking at it. We sure can.
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8y ago
Um, no, that's not how Webster's defines it. > government owns or controls The definition is 'government (or the community) owns and controls'. Ownership by the masses is an absolute requirement for socialism, havin
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8y ago
Sadly it leaves out distributed hash tables, which is a commonly ignored solution to a lot of the "problems" that bring people to blockchain.
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8y ago
Nothing is socialist about this law, nor any other law California has. This law is stupid (and unconstitutional), but it has nothing to do with socialism.
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8y ago
It's quite a jump from "recognize its existence" to "blockchain rules the world economy", especially considering problems discussed in Chapter 7.
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8y ago
Courts shouldn't be wasting their time on this. If courts spent time on every single thing people complained about, nothing important would get done.
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8y ago
AKA diminishing returns. Unsurprising.
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8y ago
A better type system != better software.
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8y ago
And nothing is hinting that Haskell will become a mainstream language. It's an unnecessary risk for a business to take.
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8y ago
> which wasn't legally available for him to have That's exactly the problem- you can't create a state law that trumps federal law. The law itself is illegal, it's existence violates gender discrimination laws already.
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8y ago
"How to trick a company into adopting a language that is difficult to hire for and has a small ecosystem" If FP is the goal, then Clojure and F# would be FAR better suited.
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8y ago
> he outlines the importance of a strong type system for maintenance and refactoring—A property much harder to achieve in something like python. Of course a typed language is going to have a better type system than an untyped language...
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8y ago
Are AMD's any better?
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sdinsn
8y ago
This sounds like you are trying to trick people into paying for free applications. Scummy.
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sdinsn
8y ago
It sounds like you are just criticizing Americans who believe this, and not the Chinese who believe and strongly enforce this in the other direction.
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8y ago
Why are you talking a comment thread so seriously? It sounds like that's your problem.
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8y ago
The point is that it is forced and you have to opt out, rather than opt in.
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8y ago
I agree, but I don't think that will happen
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sdinsn
8y ago
> Apple has a pretty good privacy record All companies have a good privacy record, until they don't
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8y ago
Ha, no that's not the reason.
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8y ago
I dig it
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8y ago
China and Taiwan have a long standing agreement that they are both part of a single China, they just disagree about who should lead it. So technically, Taiwan considers itself part of China, in an abstract sense.
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8y ago
> PPP: $1.177 trillion
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sdinsn
8y ago
The majority of the left does not consider safe spaces to be part of equality. Safe spaces are about segregation, not integration.
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8y ago
> Part of being a conservative is strength Um, no? Where did you get that from?
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8y ago
They don't want safe spaces, they just want to be treated equally, no?
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8y ago
At my work, talking about politics is just not allowed. More places should follow this. There's nothing good that can come of it.
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8y ago
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