zulu314

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   by zulu314 5y ago

   Understood but you could expect a customer support to be candid about it. They brushed me off with unpleasant tone + fake promises.
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   by zulu314 5y ago

   Back in March I was super excited to order the "shipping in June" librem 14 laptop. Contacted support, was told august 1st, no news. I would stay clear of this company. They might have good intentions but clearly they suck at supp
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   by zulu314 5y ago

   Hard test scores reflect some sort of aptitude at least. The fact that higher income students get them is a second order effect with many many causes that need to be addressed separately. Legacy checkbox reflects absolutely nothing other th
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   by zulu314 5y ago

   Here in France, elite STEM schools run a series of highly competitive exams that consist of a series of written tests and oral interviews over several weeks. These are brutal, students basically prepare for them for 2 to 3 years and there i
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   by zulu314 6y ago

   So? Bucklescript was invented at Bloomberg IIRC
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   by zulu314 6y ago

   reasonML / reasonML + bucklescript amount to about 25%, it's been out for 4 years while CAML was out for 30+. Yet the wording makes it sound like it's disappointing "used by only 25%", "maybe the survey was not
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   by zulu314 6y ago

   I find it a little weird to mix applications and libraries in the same list. But if libraries are considered, I would definitely nominate Hibernate: the most powerful ORM out there accross all languages, and it's been a must grab for a