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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   "you have to pick up your life and say goodbye to everyone you know because the market says so" is hardly an outcome we should be promoting. Disagree. If your town's way of life is based on for example, coal mining, then goo
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   also would like to point out that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_recursion#Accommodating_l...
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   parsing doesn't benefit from a functional style? the expressiveness and clarity of parser combinators in haskell are one of the languages selling points.
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   so what's the difference between overlays and package overriding?
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   Did every "futurologist" miss that, you know, an autonomous car is still the same size and shape as a normal car? That they still carry most likely 1 person? 1. an autonomous car will probably be smaller and yes possibly a differe
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   it will come not just from transitioning from ice to electric engines, but also, later, from removing the steering wheel and all associated parts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmvCdBufz6U the arcimoto dropped from 1700 l
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   become transgender, get hormone therapy. your hair will grow back.
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   "In the moment when I truly understand my enemy, understand him well enough to defeat him, then in that very moment I also love him. I think it's impossible to really understand somebody, what they want, what they believe, and not
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   by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

   pretty sure the volume of available humans was way smaller than the volume of the core of the sun
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    I thought we didn't care about cash flows when valuing tech companies, just growth prospects ;)
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    will oracle be around in 10-20 years? will red hat? which will experience growth?
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    long names are good for both searchability and documentation purposes, and not a problem with decent tooling/autocomplete If the names were more abstract, as in some java code, then it would be somewhat dubious in value. Most of these
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    going from emacs to eclipse hardly seems like an improvement.
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    "achieving same functionality is more work" this is part of the advantage of react (and fp in general over oo). you don't need to incorporate an entire object to use a single extra function. The increased modularity also allo
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    you really shouldn't be dumping all your savings into any one stock unless it's a broad etf...
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    I went to ut austin and after a long time using haskell for intro classes the administrators succumbed to temptation (and possibly pressure from dell/ibm for wage slaves) maybe ~10 years ago and started using java. It was kind of horri
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    Conservatives are not aware of techie condescension (0 effect in most of these peoples daily lives, really sort of an arrogance to even think that) nearly as much as the liberal tendency to try to skirt around hard truths, to censor. Imagin
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    though obviously they will fare better than sears, imo
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    exactly
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    To answer your first question, I'm from Fort Worth and yes; not exactly that stereotype though. The difference runs really, really deep. I interviewed with them once as well. Some people at wal mart know their way around a database (da
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    walmart is doomed by their management. the cultural difference between bezos and bentonville arkansas... how many of the people on wal mart's leadership team have a good understanding of what sql is? possibly 1. Amazon? possibly 50% o
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    does anyone know/(where could you find info on) where inflows/outflows are coming from? e.g. buyers mostly stock buyback programs, sellers individual investors?
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    I think you overestimate the percentage of people that a. work b. work 9 to 5 jobs. there's plenty of cars on the road at other times. would be surprised if load was more than 2-3x as high at those peak times (which could easily be acc
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/oct/14/thawing-perma... maybe not so much in the short-medium term.
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    I want to be able to install and remove software quickly, completely and whenever I want. I want to be able to install multiple versions and even multiple instances. sounds like nixos might have some of the properties you want, without con
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    http://www.ll.mit.edu/news/Highly-accurate-vehicle-localizat...
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    by zzzzzzzza 10y ago

    You don't need hiking boots to go on a hike, do you need an evening jacket to go to a dinner? Could you just make do with one suit? I live in a fairly minimalist style. In my experience you trade one set of experiences for another. Per