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by throwaway427 8y ago
And your parent is referring to this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Duj2oZIC8U
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Exactly. Use pluck, use exists, use count, use find_in_batches. Be thoughtful and have a culture of code reviews. Simple enough.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
(1..100).map { |i| i.modulo(15).zero? && "FizzBuzz" || i.modulo(3).zero? && "Fizz" || i.modulo(5).zero? && "Buzz" || i }
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Sounds like PHP is perfect for you.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
How old were you when you did it?
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Don't forget that Snap is a camera company.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Oh I forgot about Reason. Does it have a standard library that obviates the need for pulling in things like lodash, etc?
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Let's say you'd like to write front-end code in a language that hides as much of the problems with JS as possible, preferably one that comes with a standard library, has elegant (or at least ergonomic) JS to <lang> interop a
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by throwaway427 8y ago
What do you think business analysis should just disappear?
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Possible this predates widespread rollout of SCP and the host didn't have RCP enabled.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
I've had my 6S Plus now for 36 months and definitely don't need a change, though I do like the screens on the newer iPhones. One interesting thing about the my phone is I managed to crack the screen on the 3 iPhones I had before,
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by throwaway427 8y ago
The reason you are puzzled is because you have made the error of survivorship bias.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Another comment in this thread noted this is how Java works. I very much agree with you, but I guess there are different interpretations of how this should behave.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
This is not how Ruby and Python works, I believe. I guess it's debatable which paradigm JavaScript is more similar to.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Huh, they just took all the issues with inheritance and made them more confusing! There is nothing addressed here that can't be solved with composition. This seems like an odd step for an aspiring functional language to take...
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by throwaway427 8y ago
> then is the private field really private What are some of the other languages that interpret "private" as never exposing the existence of that field to a public consumer? Most languages I've used don't expose the _
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by throwaway427 8y ago
From the syntax proposal: > Having a private field named x must not prevent there from being a public field named x, so accessing a private field can't just be a normal lookup. Why do classes support public/private fields of th
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by throwaway427 8y ago
And/or you have a lease started after 2016/17.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Knuth with the original "git gud".
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Distributed Objects in Obj-c was all about this in the 90's I believe.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
I finally gave up on the Political Gabfest. Mostly because I am fine with the cadence of the primary three hosts righteousness or overt partisan moments, but I have a hard time listening to the rotating fill-in hosts, which happens more fre
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Oh the former is definitely more likely in the long run and I don't think anyone really minds. In the short term I suspect they won't strike at all. NYC and DC rents are expensive.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Many of the people I grew up with in the southwest own their homes (for the sake of this discussion, finance == own). Almost none of my friends in NYC own their homes. I recently moved out of NYC to a new england state and most of the peopl
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Wayyy back in the day there used to be a flashbang bug on dust where you could throw a bang as a CT over the central corridor and it would flash any Ts running towards it. When I needed to make food or just run away from the PC, I would get
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by throwaway427 8y ago
There are people to this day that will still grind on dust2 and office for days on end it seems. It's probably impossible to know but I am sure there are people who have played those maps 20 thousand times.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
For some reason our office manager will only order stuff off Amazon which leads to funny scenarios where we'll get 12 pack of soda that was ordered from Amazon but was shipped from Costco with the Amazon sellers name on the billing but
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by throwaway427 8y ago
> All of which is to support my original contention that this story has been decontextualized by surly commuters and the idea that a tourist couldn't rely on the subway to get to a concert is nonsense. The L train?
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by throwaway427 8y ago
Numbers may not tell the whole story, obviously: https://outline.com/KLsxf3
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by throwaway427 8y ago
> If, like most concerts, it was starting a bit later, you'd very likely have experienced smooth service. Unless it was on the weekend when there are a multitude of service interruptions and station closures.
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by throwaway427 8y ago
You would cull 6.5 billion people because they like fashion and video games and are wasteful? When it happens I hope you aren't swept up since we are going to need people who have the answers to everything.

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