hellofunk

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by hellofunk 6y ago
That acronym is gatekeeping, my friend.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Which is not relevant. This is not an issue regarding the health of the children as much as it is the health of the teachers.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Well it is definitely true that having schools fully open does not contribute to much greater risk if the community already has the virus under control as this has been widely demonstrated by many European countries where infection rates
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Yikes. I've been earning 6 figures as of about two years ago doing mostly HTML and CSS UI design for a bank. And I still did not know about many of these! I guess they are things I wish I'd known about CSS! Better late than neve
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by hellofunk 6y ago
It would seem that D and Nim have many similar goals and features.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
No need to yell, it’s a relevant point to make since we’re talking about ARM. Not sure also what you mean by giving it a rest, this is the first time I’ve made a comment on this point. Update: thanks for editing your comment to be less offe
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the link!
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by hellofunk 6y ago
> ARM stuff is well supported though FYI Rust (and Go) currently don’t work on the new Apple ARM macs. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23856806
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Interesting. Haven’t used rocket, but I am intrigued by warp since it has a websocket server as well.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
> decidedly not weird architecture and a very well known operating system Can you say which ones? It's hard to place your comment without details.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
If you honestly believe that, I certainly hope you’re not actively trading the market!
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by hellofunk 6y ago
It is true about Amazon, though, and I’ve seen Amazon mentioned far more often than Apple in this regard.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
There are many applications for which you definitely do not want a true random number. Sometimes you want your random numbers to exist in a uniform distribution, for example.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Much discussion, two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23815824
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by hellofunk 6y ago
It doesn’t matter. For example, another very common dictionary word is “Apple“.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
How about another very generic and common word, “Apple.”
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by hellofunk 6y ago
There’s probably a long and very amusing German word that means something like “the public outing of a company’s moral failures via the route of a holy resignation letter.“
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by hellofunk 6y ago
I agree, I believe this is one area where Apple made the right decision. A computer should either be used like an actual computer, or used as a mobile device. It takes more than just a touchscreen to make it the latter. So it doesn’t make s
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by hellofunk 6y ago
None of what you’re saying changes what I said.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
I had no idea that people can hang glide for hundreds of miles! That’s genuinely amazing.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
That’s kind of ridiculous. If it shows anything, it might show a disparity in how Apple handles repairs in different regions of the world. It doesn’t mean that every Apple customer is experiencing Stockholm syndrome. That’s just outlandish
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by hellofunk 6y ago
This is such a biased comment. Even people who don’t buy Apple products will admit that so many aspects of their hardware is genuinely premium and not met by other manufacturers. The quality of the trackpad is at the top of the industry, an
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by hellofunk 6y ago
This is certainly false in my experience. I’ve had prompt repairs done with no questions asked a few times, even replacements of small parts, like a fractured cable.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Every production product I’ve ever worked on, the entire team put database credentials in the environment variables.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Apparently you assume that everyone’s google results are identical.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
I think you mean Clojure. Closure is something different.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
I assume you mean static typing enabled. Because lisps are already dynamically typed to begin with.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Just googling “f# compile times” would beg to differ.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
Oh strange, I completely assumed from the start that it was referring to front end C++ using Webassembly, similar to how some rust libraries do it. Never occurred to me this is server side.
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by hellofunk 6y ago
But compile times have a massive effect on developer time, which has a massive effect on the productivity and the amount of work that can actually be done. Comparing compile time to run time is rather strange, but compared as a percentage o

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