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by ss108 4y ago
> By the way, even though I use Python daily for ML and some web stuff, I find Python very lacking for serious, complex projects because of the dynamic type system, bad performance, and the infamous GIL. I don't disagree re: the dow
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by ss108 4y ago
Is it necessary to build a game like this in C? Could one build a game with comparable computational and graphical requirements in Python or something?
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by ss108 4y ago
I want to try it, and I'm not even a front-end. I will probably be applying to a number of full-stack roles, though, and plus I would just want to learn more React stuff in a structured way.
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by ss108 4y ago
Ah, sounds shitty, sorry to hear. FWIW, I disagree with some of the other posters saying that joining startups early but not being a founder is a raw deal. People can "hit it big", as one of the other posters put it, by simply bei
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by ss108 4y ago
You joined a startup and you feel cheated and lied to because they couldn't raise another round of funding? Is that right? I stopped reading once that seemed to be the case, because that made it clear this post is ridiculous, tbh
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I get where you're coming from, but there are few issues with this. Most importantly, I think as a practical matter, there is a big difference between "I do not think gender is subjective; instead, it is determined by observable b
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by ss108 4y ago
I disagree; I think saying God doesn't exist is much closer. Some people have a subjective belief God exists. Some of them admit it is subjective, others assert that God objectively exists. People who do not believe in God typically sa
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by ss108 4y ago
I am on your side generally, but are you labelling "men are not women" (or w/e) hate speech? I think this is the sort of thing that poses a problem; that's basically a position on a controversial issue. It's not hat
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by ss108 4y ago
I would say that those of us in the US who are more or less "coastal elite" types are probably just kind of sophomoric about how things work in Europe. I think a lot of us have a simplified and rosy picture of how European systems
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by ss108 4y ago
We must live in alternate realities; I am old enough to remember polls from 2016-2018 that showed that rural conservative voters liked the Affordable Care Act and its provisions when it was labeled as such, and hated it when it was labeled
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The original post headline the OP used was "Mozilla have acquired Pulse"
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by ss108 4y ago
Or one can make an innocuous comment like mine (no pun) here, and get downvoted and flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33818141 Perplexed by that one.
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The science on it is unsetttled and ideologically biased because I don't like the policies people justify on its basis.
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Not just you. There's a thread about this topic on here almost monthly
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by ss108 4y ago
We can't know that.
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I do not think it would matter. Party bowed to Trump, who ended his first term with a comic but insanely alarming coup attempt. Their voters dgaf.
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But it is still the case that conservative "voices" act like censorship, cancel-culture, and bias are unique to the left. It's insane gaslighting and mostly just an immature and snowflakey reaction to the fact that conservati
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by ss108 4y ago
IIRC, one can't chime in unless credentialed on there
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Fuck them for not letting petulant manchild do whatever? Ok
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> Applications do not really benefit from markup language. The question is whether developers do.
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by ss108 4y ago
> 1 Trump is less of an impact on me lol
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by ss108 4y ago
Do they have recruiters recruiting engineers to help build it?
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by ss108 4y ago
I don't see how letting nazirape88 back is worse than letting Trump or Taylor Greene back on.
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by ss108 4y ago
But it's on Twitter, so how do I know if this assertion of falsehood is true?
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My assumption from your initial comment was also that you were not a native English speaker.
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Could you use those in sentences to indicate where you think the ambiguity is?
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IDK man, straight-up sleeping at work sounds pretty wild lol, unless, as the other poster mentioned, it was the symptom of a real health issue.
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As someone trying to help his sister learn to code, I think part of the reason why ppl reach for python is because it can be run easily. I would be happy to teach her using C# instead, but the last time I coded in C#, one couldn't simp
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by ss108 4y ago
What do you mean by "sleeping"?
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by ss108 4y ago
Seattle basically could be in CA, and NYC is kind of worse in a lot of respects, but I don't think it's so different or worse that leaving the US would make more sense than living there...

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