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sharno
2y ago
There was also purescript: https://github.com/andyarvanitis/purescript-native
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3y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned types or type systems as one of the best solutions for eliminating fear. Out of all the systems that worked on, the ones that were changed fearlessly were stuff written in Haskell and Purescript. That was
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3y ago
Also don't forget about: sleep: bed, mattress, pillow, sheets ... etc workout: gym membership, bike, ... etc food: organic, heirloom, natural ... etc I'd claim that this is a logic that comes from rich, first world countries where
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3y ago
Why this non-sense in pricing? - 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD is $1200 - 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD is $1500 This is much worse than Apple, and I thought MSFT was more sensible than that!
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Livecodes.io: open-source, client-side code playground for 80+ languages
(github.com)
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3y ago
That’s the question worth asking imo. I was wondering how fast is the idiomatic Java solution
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Subscene.com Is Shutting Down
(forum.subscene.com)
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3y ago
I'd love to find a workplace like that
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Paul Graham wrote an Arabic word processor in 1982 or 83
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CNN's Clarissa Ward visits a Gaza hospital, this is what she saw [video]
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3y ago
https://nitter.net/CensoredMen/status/1726851822214598810#m
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How to make an oven using an oil can
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
What I noticed too for pushing the for loops down is that more functions start taking list of things instead of one thing. This makes it easier down the path when a requirement change and we need to handle multiple things instead of one thi
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Moving from borrowed data and the sentinel pattern in Rust
(smallcultfollowing.com)
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3y ago
My battery with FF on a Macbook Pro with M2 still lasts less than the same device with Chrome. Hope this improves soon. Ofc, Safari beats them both but I hate Safari's plugins system so I need a browser that doesn't need an AppleI
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The destruction of Gaza's internet is complete
(wired.com)
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3y ago
If you were taken a hostage by terrorists, the government is trying to free you, would you prefer them to: - kill the terrorists and you OR - stay with the terrorists until the government figures out a peaceful way to free you first before
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMkhonto_we_Sizwe
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UMkhonto We Sizwe
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3y ago
Have you read the linked page? > Adam and Moodley cite the marriage law as an example of how Arab Israelis "resemble in many ways 'Colored' and Indian South Africans".[237] They write: "Both Israeli Palestinians
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Using car batteries to charge phones in Gaza
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sharno
3y ago
Do you have learning resources you are using?
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3y ago
The language and way of writing feels very weird. The concepts are simple genetics but for some reason I don’t get the idea of underlying type. Wish they used a more formal language
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3y ago
I'm wishing now for this to happen. At least for now tech companies are pricing things a bit more fairly
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Nushell turns 4 years old
(nushell.sh)
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3y ago
It's ridiculous to me that the most popular languages from the last 20 years or more are the ones that handicapped. They have `and` types but not `or`. It sounds like a very basic logic tool that's needed for types.
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New Anti-Consumer MacBook Pros – Teardown and Repair Assessment [video]
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3y ago
Interesting, didn't think about closures in Python before. It seems that JS has the same behavior. Java forces you to final copy the variable.
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3y ago
This comment seems offensive and feels like you associating radicalization with Islam
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WhatsApp Is Down
(downdetector.com)
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