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by thefaux 4y ago
> The biggest issue really is the tooling. SBT is simply awful. This is backwards. The problem is that scala is simply awful. SBT just reflects the problems with scala. First and foremost, the authors of the scala language are either inc
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by thefaux 4y ago
> If you manage to get a couple of tenths of a percent performance increase in one of the big compilers during your career, you will have materially impacted global warming. I've heard this kind of claim a number of times and I thin
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by thefaux 4y ago
It's not that I think is a particularly good or bad implementation of project management software (though I think as others have pointed out, in its effort to be all things to all people, I think it has converged on a lowest common den
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by thefaux 4y ago
Why is the rock yours? How did your family attain ownership of it? If the rock means little to you, why should you have it rather than the cult that actually values it? What if the cult wants to preserve the rock but you want to destroy it
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by thefaux 4y ago
This way of describing compilers seems to imply that a compiler must emit machine specific assembly code, which seems overly narrow. A different way to think about compilers vs interpreters is that compilers are programs that read source co
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by thefaux 4y ago
You sound burned out.
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by thefaux 4y ago
> I fundamentally disagree with your premise. Your rhetoric mimics that of a socialist. I'll tear apart your philosophical rhetoric one part at a time. I fundamentally disagree with your premise. Your rhetoric mimics that of a liber
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by thefaux 5y ago
The nine year old inside me can’t unsee the unfortunate choice of names used in the basic example :)
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by thefaux 6y ago
When I was 9, in 1993, I hurt my eye and couldn't go to school for a week while it was healing. To make it bearable, my dad somehow got me a pirated copy of the secret of monkey island from a coworker (he worked at a PR company so I st