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by whb07 7y ago
Even if you signed up a ship to home large box of healthy food, you’re delusional if they would divert their shitty food budget to it. Everyone knows eating healthy and exercise is good for you. Yet few people do it, to include the middle a
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by whb07 7y ago
While I fully agree with F# being the step child of C#, an easy way to see what’s better is how many features get copied from which language to the other (hint: C# is like China copying tech from F#). Start with F#. Learn the basics well. P
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by whb07 7y ago
It keeps a structure and defines the types for you to some extent. But obviously if there are breaking changes just like with anything else....things break.
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My point exactly, it was a governmental tool that allowed these things to exist. * the laws on the books calling for discrimination and what’s known in the south as “Jim Crowe” laws (spelling). Set forth by Democrats. * the increase of gove
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by whb07 7y ago
In before, “This is proof positive free markets don’t work for healthcare”. Excellent material for those interested, an actual cash only, price listed, customer facing hospital. Shiver ye comrades for the devil capitalist is and has been he
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by whb07 7y ago
I’ve used it on osx and it runs great actually, and the Linux story is the same. The standard .NET libraries are obviously sharpened steel and the third party libs are fewer than say NPM but higher quality and address some of the missing pi
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by whb07 7y ago
Can you expand on this? Haskell or F# have less noise than Ocaml. Plus with F# you can just pipe things neatly. I started and still love Python, these languages have ALOT of stuff going for them that blows the standard language used nowaday
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by whb07 7y ago
There is a better approach by using statically typed functional languages like F#, Ocaml, or Haskell. They don’t need to have the type declaration as most things can be inferred. So you get the feelings of writing Python with the full suite
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by whb07 7y ago
Except that any of your countries in that list don't actually generate any worthwhile drug.
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Peter Attia talks about this indirectly, where he’s been to some chemo floors and observed patients taking “healthy” drinks and supplements that are mixed as a milkshake of sugar and carbs. Problem is a number of the cancer cells can only l
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by whb07 7y ago
To be fair this has been the way of doing things since the dawn of civilization. Country A invades Country B, Country B is now part of Country A.
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by whb07 7y ago
Talk about burning money. Treasury bills are returning negative real rates. Back in the 80s there was a brief window where treasury bills hit close to 15% and that’s because they were thought to be suspect. Perhaps we should get back to rat
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by whb07 7y ago
The standard protocol language between humans in science, business, etc is English. It used to be French, German, and others with one dominating for a period. What’s so bad about this? It ensures everyone can communicate. Lastly, this emerg
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by whb07 7y ago
Often overlooked, but also no one thinks about the guy in a wheel chair or with some random disease. They too have sexual needs, perhaps a once a month bj would lift the mood and with it improve the well being of the guy.
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by whb07 7y ago
Definitely. Having said that very few countries have an advanced financial system. Probably a handful of cities globally, and even then some like Singapore or HK werent a thing 100 years ago. But about that whole Germany thing, they did kin
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by whb07 7y ago
Last I checked most of Europe is expecting interest rates in the NEGATIVE. In the US interest rates are being chained to the floor at 2%. So yes, 1% is beyond massive and the difference between 1% to 2% isn’t 1%.
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Bitcoin https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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by whb07 7y ago
This seems....odd. HK is now a city within PRC. So is Shenzen a "developed" area? What exactly is the distinction between Shenzen and HK now that they aren't exactly proven to be a city-state?
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by whb07 7y ago
Should checkout the Ocaml compiler. It is wicked fast.
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"Domain Modeling Made Functional" by Scott Wlaschin* Talk about a great book from cover to cover! Functional language evangelists are always ranting about types and their usefulness but fail to concretely convey how and why they c
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by whb07 7y ago
But the people who voted for those officials and were the beneficiaries of the money are still there. So people learn by paying a price and sometimes hard lessons are the best kind. Kinda hard for anyone to argue that racking up a credit ca
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by whb07 7y ago
I’m all for proper saving and loaning of money. I’m not exactly eager on profligate government spending. On the one side, Puerto Rico’s government officials shouldn’t be borrowing money and spending lavishly when they know they can’t pay ba
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by whb07 7y ago
So kind of like how Samsung and HTC are starting to integrate hardware wallets into the phones? Couldn’t you imagine a world where this starts trending cheaper and cheaper and soon becomes a commodity ?
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by whb07 7y ago
How can you have a social network that is privacy first? Isn’t that an oxymoron?
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by whb07 7y ago
The point of this I thought is to unify the virtual system with a physical product, in the pretty cash. So it isn’t just the chip now, is it? Otherwise why not just... use a hardware wallet and use bitcoin ? I do agree that people can’t pic
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by whb07 7y ago
Because there’s a disconnect in what’s narrated and reality. To a person coming from tech, $15/hr (starting) sounds like a joke but to many that’s a multiple more of what they could get elsewhere (if anything). So say you’re living in
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by whb07 7y ago
Hmmmm and where do you get the machinery to create said Kong bills? Seems more convoluted than connecting a gaming pc to a network (please don’t say bitcoin can’t do that now, you could initially)
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The issue is I don’t believe you’ve ever worked in such places. I also know such “evil places” aren’t good at what they do, hence the weird tactics and shitty management you’re hyperbolizing.
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by whb07 7y ago
It is astonishing the continuous attempts by the highest paid workers, in one of the most well-known companies in the world, to keep trying to bring down the "system". The only thing i can think of is "bite the hand that feed
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by whb07 7y ago
next they should make an article titled “Why getting into great physical shape requires a lot of effort”. Is anyone really learning anything from this article? Or is this just a general complaint looking for a boogeyman.

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