fulltrottle

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by fulltrottle 7y ago
Yeah I've used both quite a lot. Both languages are pretty similar. ReasonML isn't actually a language but more like a new syntax for Ocaml (Bucklescript on the frontend), kind of like what Coffeescript is to JS. - Both have row p
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by fulltrottle 7y ago
It's weird that that's a thing, considering how there are SO many startups both in Silicon Valley and Shenzen. You would think these companies would poach talent by providing perks like "4 day work week" or "unlimit
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
Read the full CSS spec: https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS22/ https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS22/sample.html And the W3C flexbox and grid specs Recently I read the full CSS spec front-to-back in detail,
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
> The idea with CSS was that we would be able to separate content from presentation I've been a frontend dev close to 5 years now, and recently I read the entire CSS spec front-to-back in scrutinizing detail for a project. If the go
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
Prices would adjust accordingly. Why do you think people do those jobs now? being a garbage man pays pretty well
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
Why wouldn't crimes go down with UBI? people commit crimes out of desperation. The crime rate is substantially lower in socialized europe
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
Yeah people definitely end up doing unethical things out of desperation, whether it's committing a crime or working at an ethically questionable business
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
>Sadly, the best argument against UBI is that vast, vast majority of people will not be working full time on F/OSS or quite possible anything else. There's a reasonable argument to be made that those people that'll end up
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by fulltrottle 8y ago
+1 on this also. I'm not sure how this would play out. The prices might just normalize for the middle class, as if they ended up getting no UBI at all. But if rent and food prices go up across the board then it'll be as if it has