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Sterm
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Comment #36901633
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Comment #36900420
You're losing all the state since you're not being dropped in the closure where the error happened but in the end of the program. To see the difference use some function counter() …
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Comment #36899983
You can hook into the abi for software that runs in Linux trivially. So why isn't machine code acceptable? When you give the honest answer you see why the majority of languages are…
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Comment #36899965
How else is one meant to read that language doesn't matter? You can hook into anything that runs in Linux since it's abi is rock solid so the excuse of not being able to use the us…
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Comment #36891863
I always find it odd that people say this. If stack doesn't matter than why not start writing machine code again?
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Comment #36854786
(define lol (let ((a 0)) (lambda () (set! a (+ a 1)) a))) Scheme is a functional programming language in the same way python is. The only difference is that it has tail call optimi…
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Comment #36843327
How does one pay a VPN when your country is under sanctions?
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Comment #36839889
This is the point where you need to check your privilege. I used tor when living in a dictatorship to find out things which would destroy the moral fabric of society, such as infor…
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Comment #36839754
There is no such thing as running a relay in freenet. Every user is the same as every other. The size and traffic of your node is literally a setting on the gui. All traffic and da…
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Comment #36839676
Indeed which is why I write everything in machine code. What sort of elitist could possibly think this is a bad idea?
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Comment #36839644
Scheme is not a functional programming language. The last 2/3rds of sicp are possible only because you can mutate state.
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Comment #36834345
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Comment #36793888
>Never flew 1st class but have flown business class a few times. Fly first and report back. The rest of it is because you're still in the peasant launge. First class even gets its …
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Comment #36793862
The people who wrote it left and the ones who stayed don't know how the system works.
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Comment #36779071
Upper management has their own offices. Of course they don't understand what open offices are like. It's like planes, they only suck if you're in economy class, first and business …
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Comment #36767473
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Comment #36766549
If food is killing more people than it used to that's not an improvement in food.
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Comment #36764145
If it did US life expectancy wouldn't lower today than it was in 2008.
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Comment #36733870
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Comment #36730851
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Comment #36727239
Types slow you down. New work is first completed in untyped languages. People start using the work. People complain there aren't types. Types are added. Work is now slow in the lan…
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Comment #36720760
Because the majority of programmes today are uneducated.
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Comment #36719747
No, the majority are not prepared for the absolute obliteration of their ego they will suffer to become a 10x engineer. The problem isn't one of time, ability or whatever ineffable…
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Comment #36719649
Then you're not a 10x engineer and will be filling out your hours in SAP and getting your tickets from Jira. Personally that sounds like a new circle of hell but I've had people as…
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Comment #36719605
Anyone can be a 10x engineer, it's just that the majority prefer mediocrity. If you chose to be less than you can be that's on you not the people who improved themselves.