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NtrllyIntrstd
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Comment #29198110
A standard behind a paywall is a paid opinion.
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Comment #28058020
While I agree with most of what you said, the things you mentioned are more about type inference and good naming than static vs dynamic typing. (While you definitely shouldn't) You…
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Comment #28057952
Ever heard of &dyn traits ? (that's a joke)
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Comment #28057935
That was meant as an unrelated jab at Java/OOP (y'know because Uncle Bob). Can't name it cell as that would be too obvious ;)
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Comment #28057914
I don't seem to follow you 100%. Are you referring to biology or to software? In a biological sense I can't really see how a trusted platform would work. And even then it wouldn't …
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Comment #28057855
Well, we need to give good ol' evolution a bit of slack here, considering that it's not intelligently designed ;)
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Comment #28057841
Typeclasses/traits are not duck typing. A type statically needs to implement an abstract data type (with its methods and invariants ). This is more of a categorization/composition …
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Comment #28057589
* Sorry, of course I meant ProteinConstructionProviderFactorySingleton
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Comment #28057575
Considering that it's 2021, and that more static typing in mammalian cells would have prevented some... unfortunate bugs, I would say no.
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Comment #27501209
I still find it unfortunate that the guy who invented JS originally wanted to make a lisp but was told to make it more like the C family. Would've been interesting to have lisp run…
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Comment #27487377
The service returns a 503 after some time. Seems to be happening since a few hours ago. Doesn't matter following a direct link or entering any website through their search bar.
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Comment #27270341
But romanizing doesn't solve any of those problems (except maybe having to copy/paste, but with uncommon/foreign names you'll have to re-look at it thrice either way). You're still…
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Comment #27270240
Well, if you're fine with being occasionally called/written Yay-souwn (ah the mistakes that can crop in when translating names into languages with different phonetic constraints), …
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Comment #27181372
Now the only language missing is Varic...
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Comment #27163944
Butt at what cost!!!
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Comment #27095108
The author seems to be missing the point, in my opinion. While it is certainly true that often one can solve simple, seemingly innocent sub-problems within more general languages, …
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Comment #26890027
I think it is more of a message than a solution
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Comment #26622492
Robert 'Uncle Bob' Martin. It's complicated.