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by simplify 7y ago
If neither you nor universities think that getting a job is more important than becoming a "good engineer" (whatever that means), then who is left to fill this void but the bootcamps you disagree with?
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by simplify 7y ago
> Cotton candy doesn't contain all that much sugar - merely as much sugar as one would get drinking a can of an average soft drink. Soft drinks contain a lot of sugar, so this comparison doesn't really support the claim.
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by simplify 7y ago
create-react-app only does setup. And react router is by no means intuitive.
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by simplify 7y ago
Another good resource is this Prolog text adventure game. Helped a lot of things click for me. https://gist.github.com/JosephLenton/3191695
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by simplify 7y ago
Tau Prolog[0] runs in the browser, but it's still a bit heavy for forms. What someone needs to do is take an implementation of Hitchhiker Prolog[1] like this one[2] – because it's so lightweight – and make it JavaScript developer
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by simplify 7y ago
As a hobby prolog user, I understand what you're saying, but I also think the tutorial does a good job giving a novice a decent taste of how prolog "feels", pragmatically using some terminology of the average programmer. Sure
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by simplify 7y ago
Prolog. You'll discover what it feels like to have a language that actually does hard work for you (except string manipulation...), instead of having to guide it through every little detail. Logic programming isn't actually that
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by simplify 7y ago
Banning something by law is not just about enforcing it, but also sending a message to the public as to how it should perceived.
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by simplify 7y ago
Easily defeated if you make the effort . Do you want a world where we have to consciously change our gait to "easily defeat" the recognition AI? If not, then it should be banned too.
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by simplify 7y ago
Not to be confused with Phoenix[0], the Rails-like web framework for Elixir/Erlang. [0]: https://www.phoenixframework.org
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by simplify 7y ago
The stereotypical "nice guy" is a term for someone who thinks they're a nice guy, but then turns into an asshole when they don't get what they want. Not related.
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by simplify 7y ago
For social networks, Manyverse is an interesting new player. It's p2p with no central server, and the app is open source. https://github.com/staltz/manyverse
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by simplify 7y ago
Could you make the log a bit clearer? It's hard to tell solid fill vs partial fill. Great game, great work!
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by simplify 7y ago
I think so too. But it was cool to see how they hired someone solely based on their professional StarCraft skills :)
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by simplify 7y ago
Please tell us more about point 5!
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by simplify 7y ago
Prolog / Datalog are beautiful languages. They should be in the repertoire of more programmers.
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by simplify 7y ago
If I'm not mistaken, 22k is roughly the amount you would get for placing a single software engineer in a recruitment pipeline. Job-seeking traffic is quite valuable.
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by simplify 7y ago
In TypeScript I define new types (aliases) and update them without mutation nor methods. It's a pleasure.
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by simplify 7y ago
To me, Datalog looks like the ideas of Redux to their highest fulfillment. You have a single source of truth (a list of facts), and you have queries to ask questions about that truth, using the powerful and succinct language that Datalog
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by simplify 7y ago
"The more I code the more I observe getting a system right is all about getting the data structures right. And unfortunately that means I spend a lot of time reworking data structures without altering (or improving) functionality...&qu
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by simplify 7y ago
What's the main difference between this and event sourcing?
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by simplify 7y ago
Yes, approval voting is simple and effective. How should we bring attention to it?
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by simplify 7y ago
> How is this different from buying baseball cards, pokemon cards, etc.? You can trade your cards with other players, or buy/sell them with local vendors. This gives you the option to pay money to get the exact cards you want. Y
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by simplify 7y ago
It's not "speaking authoratively", it's basic human nature. Whatever is the default option will be the majority behavior. If the default is not to help others, then most will not. That's the way the world works. T
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by simplify 7y ago
Sounds interesting! Would love to chat about it but I don't have skype. Check my profile if you'd like to connect.
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by simplify 7y ago
How does svelte get "completely out of your way" when you have to learn its non-standard, framework-specific idioms? bind:value, #each, :catch, #await, x as y, $ prefix, slots, use: ... these all seem like reimplementations of pla
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by simplify 7y ago
Will politicians be able to use this feature?
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by simplify 7y ago
Unfortunately, asking questions on the internet is often seen as "opposing" or "arguing against" the thing you're asking about. So many qualify their statements to avoid this sort of misreading.
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by simplify 7y ago
donorbox.org also allows donors to control their subscriptions AFAIK.
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by simplify 7y ago
The motivation post for why they created it is a good read: https://www.gabrieladorf.com/palettteapp/

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