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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
The next time someone posts a History of History of Lisp threads[0], we can officially begin tracking the History of History of History of Lisp threads :) ---------------- [0] likely in another History of Lisp thread!
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
While I certainly can fathom that other newer technologies are capable of solving interesting problems, I think my assertion is that the additional value they provide is not worth the risks involved in trying them.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
How far the world has fallen from Linux, MySQL, SpringBoot, and HTML/CSS/JS
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
I think game theory on this would dictate "if a situation is unwinnable for a participant, then they should not spend any time or energy trying to influence it"
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
"While you probably do have what it takes to be a doctor, which would have been an optimal outcome for many sick people (and a sub-optimal outcome for protectionist, labor-supply limiting organizations), at some point in life you were
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
"The best outcome was unachievable, so you arrived here instead"
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Wow, my memory failed me! I could have sworn it was 9.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Is weather not an interesting scientific phenomenon? Are businesses not affected by weather?
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Missing var in java 9?
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Well, I would be pretty angry if someone built a gigantic apartment complex next to my normal house, since I bought it on the impression I would not have that as a neighbor
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
While that is a fair criticism, I would like to ask you this: why are there so few ports in the USA? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ports_in_the_United_... The answer to this question is that merely possessing
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
One source for this claim is that the President has declared that operations at the port should become 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. If the original output was acceptable, he wouldn't have had to do that.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
I would pay 10x more for something made in America, because right now the defacto price is infinity.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Figure out what you really enjoy doing in life (even if it is nothing at all), and do more of that instead :)
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Not applicable, I just need introductions to people who might want to buy what I sell, and a lawyer to protect me.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
There's a non-zero chance that there will even be a human population, let alone an internet, within 500 years. You would probably be best served by backing things up to tape and instilling a culture of copying these tapes every 15-20 y
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
This is an insanely nightmarish precedent. We need to take computer systems less seriously. In a human-interface world, these issues are avoided thanks to simple human intuition.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
I pray that a more complicated solution is not needed, but when I was living abroad I would always encounter issues with sites where they thought "since the IP is from x, or since the browser is requesting lang y, then we should think
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Wouldn't a tool used by employees of other companies conceivably be used 5x per week for x hours per day? That's the type of applications I build. Essentially decision making tools.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Based on a Google search of the term, it seems that Go uses that terminology, but others might not...
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
HASH sounds pretty cool though. Also is "marshalling" JSON really a term that people use instead of deserializing?
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Woah woah, are you questioning science? AI research is a serious field and they're doing the best they can. The risks definitely outweigh the benefits. /s
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
I think their skill lies in being able to filter the entire library's contents down to a handful of best guesses. If you ask them "give me all the books whose main topic is compilers", you might have too large of a result set
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Oh nice! I should have checked the docs or Intellij to see that it returns the primitive type ;)
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
I would love to consider retirement, but it turns out that our currency is worthless if it can't buy the things we need and want
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
The main issue is nobody is thinking for themselves, nor are they thinking critically about their call stacks...
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Well, it's not exactly a primitive (long) and instead it is an Object (Long), but I understand what you mean :)
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
If you already have a college degree, just write your own program that does something. That's the best way to learn and gain marketable xp at the same time.
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
Knew a guy who ran bread ops at a normal bakery. He slept poorly and eventually quit because lifting was hurting his back..
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by sushsjsuauahab 5y ago
This is becoming de facto true, as they are now very expensive and scarce.

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