dr0l3

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by dr0l3 6y ago
> [soul, soul, soul]... From dirt to tube to chip to rack. With S. G. D. with recurrence with compute, At last we woke up with a soul... [more soul] Loving the lyrics :D
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by dr0l3 6y ago
Fair point :) The remaining piece of the puzzle is that Lihaoyi's libraries and general approach is exactly what a joe average coder would want. There is minimal use of advanced features, it is all quite straightforward and simple. The
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by dr0l3 6y ago
Some context for people who have limited knowledge of Scala. Lihaoyi is one of the most prolific coder's, not just in Scala, but in any language. He looks like he is much to humble and modest to claim so himself, so I will do it for hi
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by dr0l3 6y ago
SQL is designed for rows of flat data. GraphQL is designed for nested data. It's two very different use cases. Trying to say one is better than the other completely misses the point.
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by dr0l3 9y ago
Magnificent piece of technology! Except it gets defeated by a 2$ skimask. This kind of fearmongering isn't really useful as a way of creating political change. If you want people to participate in a reasonable and constructive dialog t
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by dr0l3 10y ago
I don't have anything valid to back up my claims here, so take what i have with a grain of salt unless you find external validation for it. That being said i will venture a guess: Yes and no. Neural networks have a lot of nice properti
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by dr0l3 10y ago
No you may not. Sexual assualt is a despicable crime and offenders ought to be castrated, but it does in no way neccesitate nor does it excuse false accusations. Furthermore if your argument should have any validity it should count for othe