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by nobody0 2y ago
Like painting or architecture, woodworking have a finished state, after that, you just ship it and not worry about it again. whereas in software, everything is so malleable that a rewrite is often going to happen again and again.
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by nobody0 3y ago
or just go with functions + unions/dataclasses
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by nobody0 3y ago
The empty set is vacuously true for any properties with elements.
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by nobody0 3y ago
I wonder why Go doesn't have algebaric data types, it could solve a lot of issues, and make code a lot easier to write.
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by nobody0 3y ago
and an interpreter
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by nobody0 4y ago
ads are coming into this space [0] https://www.reuters.com/technology/microsofts-bing-plans-ai-...
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by nobody0 4y ago
> Freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength
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by nobody0 4y ago
If anything, there have to be people in the loop to check balances (write good prompts to generate code and fix them) and take responsibilities for downtime.
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by nobody0 4y ago
One of the reasons that China hadn't have a strong private school of thoughts.
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by nobody0 4y ago
nonmeasurable sets
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by nobody0 4y ago
For people who think in pictures, actually you can do a lot of algebra by diagrams [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commutative_diagram
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by nobody0 4y ago
It's not a killing definitely a living though..
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by nobody0 4y ago
One of the most important links of the chain to keep sensitive data safe is to collect less but the motivation behind this is rather small, private or public sector.
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by nobody0 4y ago
ignorance is a bliss
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by nobody0 4y ago
OCaml already got multicore merged.
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by nobody0 4y ago
I'd say always start with what. Figuring out what to solve is the most vital part.
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by nobody0 4y ago
But life is append only.
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by nobody0 5y ago
That's why pattern matching and algebraic datatypes getting popular these years. Make Illegal States Unrepresentable
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by nobody0 5y ago
I agree with you on this, since we humans want things in a vague form, and it's still very hard for computers to infer insights from those ambiguous requirements. Not very easy to do that by taking derivatives of function compositions.
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by nobody0 5y ago
Probably we also have backpressure as a information receivers and the tube obviously does not care about that.
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by nobody0 5y ago
Ugh, maybe teach abstract algebra first like France did?
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by nobody0 5y ago
You get used to being famous, but nobody gets used to being ignored.
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by nobody0 5y ago
hidden negativity is depressing. "Sans la liberté de blâmer, il n'est point d'éloge flatteur"
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by nobody0 5y ago
Because capitalism never settles. It always crave for growth.
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by nobody0 5y ago
functional programming paradigm is boringly honest, you have functions chained together, and you can see exactly how your inputs get transfromed. You use wire instead of radio wave to design your world.
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by nobody0 5y ago
facebook -> book
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by nobody0 5y ago
It does serve a way to bear boredom and get things done.
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by nobody0 5y ago
“The king is surrounded by persons whose only thought is to divert the king, and to prevent his thinking of self. For he is unhappy, king though he be, if he think of himself. This is all that men have been able to make themselves happy. An
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by nobody0 5y ago
I don't know why you are downvoted. But given even Unit 731 was granted immunity by the US, I guess justice ceded its place back then. It's sad to see politicians made those 'practical' decisions to protect those crimina
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by nobody0 5y ago
Is there possibility that go adds algebraic datatype and pattern matching? error handling will be nicer that way generally.

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