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throw1111221
7mo ago
This already happened in 1986. "The Immigration Reform and Control Act legalized most undocumented immigrants who had arrived in the country prior to January 1, 1982. The act altered U.S. immigration law by making it illegal to knowing
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7mo ago
Meanwhile, in Denmark: Why have Danes turned against immigration? ... In October the finance ministry, in its annual report on the issue, estimated that in 2018 immigrants from non-Western countries and their descendants drained from public
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throw1111221
8mo ago
So uhh what phone do you use?
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10mo ago
Just because it was a design goal doesn't mean it succeeded ;) From Russ Cox this time: "Q. What language do you think Go is trying to displace? ... One of the surprises for me has been the variety of languages that new Go program
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10mo ago
Well that's good, since Go was specifically designed for juniors. From Rob Pike himself: "It must be familiar, roughly C-like. Programmers working at Google are early in their careers and are most familiar with procedural language
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throw1111221
1y ago
Not the person you replied to, but they're probably talking about Log4j. It's a Java logging library that had a helpful feature where logging a special format string would pull code from a remote URL and execute it. So anywhere yo
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1y ago
I am curious, how do you handle version skew between frontend / backend when you're reusing code + types?
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1y ago
Are there any metrics that could be used to test this theory?
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1y ago
Python went through a massive effort to add support for type annotations due to user demand. Similarly, there's great demand for a typed layer on top of Javascript: - Macromedia: (2000) ActionScript - Google: (2006) GWT [Compiling Java
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2y ago
I personally though it was a very interesting analogy. Let's take a made up example of a structural engineer designing a building. As another comment mentioned, in theory the design space here is enormous. Just the concrete mix can be