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ylyn
6y ago
Does this apply to the H-1B1-Singapore?
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ylyn
6y ago
> you don't need any of the extra stuff (a decent desktop experience ...) I have a better experience on Linux now than I've had on Windows in the past.
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ylyn
6y ago
You're kidding, right? The balloon would float and not stay in contact with the belt.
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ylyn
6y ago
SICP shouldn't really be taught in any language other than Scheme, or a language designed specifically for teaching SICP. It doesn't make sense otherwise.
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ylyn
6y ago
I think Nix/NixOS is a great idea. But unfortunately *nix programs are not written to support this, so you see lots of hacks in Nix to get things to work. Since GCC isn't really meant to work with headers spread across a varying s
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ylyn
7y ago
Just minify it...?
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ylyn
7y ago
What does a high conviction rate have to do with this? Maybe we should turn it around and say that other jurisdictions' prosecutors are wasting money prosecuting cases they are not sure of?
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ylyn
7y ago
That's actually fine. (I'm a native bilingual speaker, although not from PRC.) Also, the 3rd tone is characterised more by being low than the fall-then-rise. In fast speech the rising part is often not heard; it's only really
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ylyn
7y ago
This looks like rr or GDB reverse debugging but for Java.
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ylyn
7y ago
Yes. https://opencorpdata.com/sg/201004959C
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ylyn
7y ago
The internet "censorship" in SG has been around for a long time, and it hasn't really changed. It's a symbolic block that ISPs sometimes forget to even implement.
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ylyn
7y ago
You can contact support and they'll add it for you.
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ylyn
7y ago
Next thing we know, every program is gonna ship with either a slimmed-down (!) 20MB JRE (if you use modules, otherwise it's gonna be worse), 130MB Electron runtime (this makes bundling the JRE seem like a good option), or what have you
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ylyn
7y ago
The author isn't claiming that someone claimed that either. S/he's just saying that s/he likes Rust/Elm because they check more invariants than C/TypeScript. In other words, "no one said it does" isn&
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ylyn
7y ago
Mainly in the civil service, I guess. https://www.gov.sg/sgdi/ministries/pmo
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ylyn
7y ago
This does happen in Singapore.