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searealist
2y ago
Have you ever seen how Starlark is used in the real world? The rulesets for Bazel and Buck could be described as "scripting". It quite literally automates actions. Take a look here: https://github.com/facebook/
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2y ago
I'm not sure what you think the difference is.
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2y ago
Needs a comparison to the excellent Rust Starlark Implementation.
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searealist
2y ago
Oh, I think it is.
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searealist
2y ago
"data interchange format" is synonymous with what I said. Also consider there are no comments.
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searealist
2y ago
Because JSON is explicitly meant for machines only?
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2y ago
Nope. It explicitly disallowed jeans.
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searealist
2y ago
I was not responding to you.
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searealist
2y ago
What's your point? If you find a photo of Larry Page in pajamas then you should be able to wear that to any Google event?
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2y ago
Yep. He was also performing extremely poorly in this tournament.
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searealist
2y ago
He was not. He was unmatched from round 10. He could continue to play after that if he corrected his attire.
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searealist
2y ago
You are talking about schizophrenia, right?
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2y ago
This needs to show a comparison with vanilla clap. In particular, clap allows deriving a parser from a struct and then pattern matching on it. I suspect this is no more terse than that method.
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searealist
2y ago
Would you consider a medium or medium-rare steak losing a lot of what meat can offer?
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2y ago
"overcooking" is a circular argument
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searealist
2y ago
I mean all cooking, including roasting.
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2y ago
You can make this argument for all cooking. You could even substitute "light roast" for "dark roast" in the above and it would read exactly the same. Why not brew raw coffee berries?
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2y ago
This comment is a bunch of contradictory hipster attitudes.
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2y ago
This is a common cliche in the hipster coffee community. The truth is darker roasts change the acid profile of coffee, and many people prefer that taste. To them, drinking a "good" coffee is like drinking a "bad" coffee
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2y ago
Good luck finding a metric that isn't highly correlated with IQ.
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2y ago
It looked like a bomb and he was told by teachers to keep it put away. He even made the alarm go off in class. His father, a politician, turned it into an incident.
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2y ago
Sandy Miller is widely considered to be the best volleyball player of all time. He would famously wear the same unwashed shorts every game for good luck. Maybe this was his trick.
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2y ago
It’s not the airline, it’s the other passengers.
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2y ago
Because it is and always was a large purchase and you want it to maintain its value.
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2y ago
Who wants to invest in a neighborhood that can be ruined by a few bad apples not maintaining their properties?
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2y ago
Then don't move into an HOA? Some of us have standards: no cars, poop, or weeds on lawns.
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2y ago
Yes. It's your responsibility to maintain your property if you choose to live in an HOA.
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2y ago
I don't want to live in a neighborhood where my neighbor's yards are full of poop. This is true even if the unit is unoccupied.
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2y ago
TIL I have no empathy if I oppose people shutting down intersections to destroy stolen cars and the streets.
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2y ago
Yes. It's exciting and makes them feel powerful.
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