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5y ago
Eh Java never made it to the desktop. Weird.
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I think this misses the point entirely. It's their entire strategy, or lack of strategy that is in question. Small numbers of light vehicles entering towns they have not overcome...are then promptly destroyed by irregular Ukrainian for
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I truly hope to live long enough to live in a fusion-powered "free energy" world. It will be truly science fiction. Along with positronic brains and anti-gravity devices, to get a glimpse of my childhood Asimov dreams again will b
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Maybe replace the text with lorem ipsum before pixelation? It will look roughly the same without leaking anything useful.
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5y ago
> Chemistry is what we turn to when we are looking for a new superconductor, a vaccine I am not sure that is very true at all.
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5y ago
Sounds like bread-and-butter kind of machine learning stuff to me.
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5y ago
So will the gaming industry reshape as a Microsoft vs Sony affair?
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5y ago
Well if you can get that 500k somewhere else, then take your business elsewhere. At the end of the day, everything is just a deal you can either agree to or walk away from. I get the point of this Twitter thread is to basically say just tha
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5y ago
What happened half a century ago?
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It's the country/culture you live in. In most parts of South-East Asia cooking at home is uncommon and a massive street food scene emerges (tiny kitchens factor in to this). If you can stand the humidity - move to Singapore! No ro
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5y ago
I just bought 5. I have too many kids and haven't appeased the Gods in a while.
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Well unknown is not a type (by definition), so you have just stepped outside of a type system, which is very common in TS if I understand.
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5y ago
Oh yeah the easiest code in the world to read is some contorted type system and function signatures that look like hieroglyphics that you need a PHd in CS to comprehend. Python is easy to grok, and if you have programmers writing code like
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5y ago
Well in Python everything is an object, so that type definition holds true for Python as well :P
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5y ago
What's the type definition of the map out of interest?
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5y ago
Defense industry and "adjacent" industries software engineering is a HUGE portion of the employment market. And no, they are not typically saying what they are doing on HN.
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5y ago
Alternative title: 5% of Python repos has inadequate test coverage.
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5y ago
He mentions "trust" a lot. Is that why we do code reviews, because we don't trust each other? I find this attitude problematic. We do code reviews because humans make mistakes. Requirements can be misinterpreted. Different wo
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5y ago
Used one in a Mac Quadra recently. Works well. Much cheaper than the alternatives too.
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5y ago
Isn't it called Brave?