senderpath

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   by senderpath 1y ago

   Yes, indeed! It's a design philosophy, and one that the market does not always reward. I suspect that for many, it is either not salient, or unimportant. Design is subjective, and multi-dimensional. Thank you, Don for seeing and writin
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   by senderpath 4y ago

   The very concept of "fairness" won't help you and will likely hurt your efforts to succeed in life. Besides being somewhat subjective, a business must prioritize profit over fairness in order to survive in a competitive envir
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   by senderpath 4y ago

   Gratitude helps, counting your blessings. Also, tackle something meaningful to you that's very hard. It's the striving that leads to happiness, not the attaining.
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   by senderpath 11y ago

   PS: We have corrected the editing glitch and restored the missing section. Thanks for catching it.
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   by senderpath 11y ago

   Sorry; editing mishap, yes. Here's the missing example: class Holder { var x = 0 } var n = 1 var h: Holder? = ... h?.x = n++ n // 1 or 2?
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   by senderpath 11y ago

   Just watched the vid. IMO the talk does a disservice by minimizing the importance of mutability or immutability and the related issue of static vs dynamic. Are there commonalities? Sure. Are there major differences in what can be expressed