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by zaccusl 5y ago
What kind of misinformation is this? Where do you get your data? At least against Alpha and Delta strains, the Covid vaccines SUBSTANTIALLY reduce spread. What data do you present that they don't? Or are you trying to spread disinforma
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by zaccusl 5y ago
"Types don't make you write better code." I'm going to disagree with this big time. Types allow much easier refactoring. I can refactor a large TypeScript in a few hours that wouldn't even be possible in a few weeks
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by zaccusl 5y ago
It's a safe assumption that MOST are unvaccinated based on all available data. But of course not ALL (statistically speaking).
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by zaccusl 5y ago
Serious questions: 1. Where do you get the extra oxygen? There are places asking residents to reduce water usage because they are running out of liquid oxygen (used for water treatment in those places) do to medical uses. Do we have an enou
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by zaccusl 5y ago
Yes, Republican governor Ron DeSantis just signed a law that requires students and faculty to report their political beliefs to the state non-anonymously. Super scary stuff for sure.
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by zaccusl 5y ago
Do you mean like Florida Republican governor DeSantis just signed into law? Where students and faculty have to submit their political beliefs to the state in a non-anonymous manner?
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by zaccusl 6y ago
TypeScript does have method overloading same as other typed languages (except you have to do runtime checks, but that is a JavaScript limitation).
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by zaccusl 6y ago
There is why TypeScript IS so great. In the early days of a new app or feature, you have no idea what the correct data/type shapes are. In TypeScript you can define the types and then easily do major refactors even if you have 1000&#x2
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by zaccusl 6y ago
I don't understand what the tsconfig has to do with understanding the source? Maybe when using different path resolving or different tsconfigs to compile test files vs. production files? Many toolings make it so you don't even nee
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by zaccusl 6y ago
Not that I disagree with the notion that "you can't arbitrarily set rent prices", but this is an incredibly simplistic example and does nothing to address literal rent seeking. If the pandemic has shown us anything, it is tha
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by zaccusl 6y ago
I don't agree with censorship. I also don't agree that a private business should be forced to carry products it doesn't want to. If I write a book on Satanism, should Lifeway (large Christian bookstore) be forced to carry it?
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by zaccusl 7y ago
It's not too hard to migrate from SVN to Git. I did this for a 15+ year old very large code base. I tried various recommended techniques but everything would fail at some point or another (usually after many, many hours) and I'd h
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by zaccusl 7y ago
This is why I used to hate cooking. But one day I was watching Gordon Ramsey work with a home cook and the home cook was trying to keep up with Ramsey. It was amazing because Ramsey kept his whole cooking area so clean and organized, and th
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by zaccusl 7y ago
My experience is completely opposite. I ditched my (expensive) non-stick pans two years ago and bought a decent stainless steel pan and a cast iron pan (since then I've also upgraded to SS stockpots and sauce pans). This was the best t