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yazzku
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That signature is ridiculous in any programming language. Types aren't the problem here.
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yazzku
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It's over 9000.
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yazzku
3y ago
That and the minimap in Diablo 2. Some people can't tell left from right anymore when the car is pointing South.
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yazzku
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Ok, let's just give up, then?
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yazzku
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That is exactly what this is about. And no, the distinction isn't clear/made.
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yazzku
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The EFF has a tool to easily reach out to reps: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/04/bad-amendments-section...
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It's a bull market.
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yazzku
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And with a timeline of events, assessment of impact, and all 21 references, damn.
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3y ago
It's for sure a comprehensive walk-through of many of the basic SDF construction primitives.
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yazzku
3y ago
What exactly is in a renderlet, or what assumptions does a renderlet make? For example, if I wanted to LoadFromFile() + Render() the building renderlet into a deferred rendering pipeline, would I be able to do that?
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3y ago
“This new camera network will help us stop crime and hold more suspects accountable,” Thao’s statement said. Indeed, the Mayor wants to hold all suspects accountable. Then the next step is making everybody a suspect.
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Gavin Newsom needs to go down fast. Let's put cameras in his bedroom to keep him honest too. No need to criminalize every single citizen.
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It's not even factual. > In Rust and Haskell you have to at least annotate the parameter types and return type of functions. Type inference is only for variable bindings inside the function body. This is false for Haskell. Can'
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yazzku
3y ago
And you're going to prove it to us, right? With a link to the New York Times?
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Hey, but if the New York Times says otherwise...
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Yeah, that could explain the media's latest round on promoting a ban. Or at least their excuse for it; I'm sure they don't even have proof of that.
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3y ago
> It is essentially malware with the capability to directly affect electoral politics. It is a necessity that it is banned as soon as possible. Read my first point above. You are misguided on this issue.
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This is starting to get old, isn't it? TikTok is not any more harmful than US-based social media. What the US should do is demonstrate some leadership by enacting privacy laws that work the same for everyone. What happened to the "
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3y ago
Indeed. And there is probably also something to be said about Change Healthcare, their systems and their suppliers. Are they running Windows XP?
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> A better company making better products. Where do you guys get your kool-aid? VSCode -- probably the only good thing, except that it ships with telemetry and the real alternative, VSCodium, can/does not access the official plugins
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3y ago
I am perfectly fine, thank you.
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It is stated to be for second-year students. So presumably there is a basic course for the first year, and this more advanced course for the second year. A Sudoku solver seems boringly academic to me, though. We used to make console-based g
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I don't know if you did it on purpose, but this is arriving some 40 years late into the flame war and then casually throwing in some bait like you've been living in a cavern. Also, it's entirely unrelated to the post.
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Maybe it would help if your illustrations where CC-licensed instead of copyrighted. https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/
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Yeah, Biden is a Rust fanboy. Thankfully he won't last beyond November.
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Obviously you shouldn't start any project in any language because you have no idea what you're talking about. Spitting myths and folklore stripped of context is not what engineers do.
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What flaws?
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Literally hole-driven programming in Haskell.
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yazzku
3y ago
Well, that does seem a lot more sane than what exists today. What is the catch?
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3y ago
Or maybe the "others" simply don't exist because D2 was already the peak of the genre, and it's got a long tail as proof.
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