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TheAnswerMan

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    Comment #30737442

    Performance. It matters even in the 20's.

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    Comment #26010202

    Common lisp because it's lisp all the way down which makes debugging in slime is better then clojure. With CL you can just have a buffer and start writing code, evaling snippets th…

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    Comment #26009479

    The rest of the world didn't have area 51 military testing 50+ years ago producing sights no one had ever seen before. In a desert with clear skies. That triggered a cultural pheno…

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    Comment #25980134

    What if I told you people break the law and are dishonest?

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    Comment #25959866

    There is no cure. The best solution is to feed the addiction. Buy as many monitors as you can then display as many subreddits on the screen as you can. Then develop your ability to…

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    Comment #25937966

    Hedge fund managers were shorting GameStop. Made sense as GameStop is a brick and mortar game cartridge seller living in a digital download world. But they went too far. After shor…

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    Comment #25937830

    Would you consider rice to be "whole food plant based"? Populations that eat rice as a staple tend to get diabetes.

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    Comment #25896972

    If you are are already familiar with apple software you'd be crazy not go with the new M1. Super power efficiency without compromising on power? Yes please. It's the first big adva…

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    Comment #25872039

    Deciding between Debian/Arch is mostly about the package system. Debian locks in to package versions for stability. You don't need to worry about updating package A changing it's A…

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    Comment #25862620

    Sure, reducing transmission rate makes you less likely to be exposed in the first place. But it's not an alternative solution to a cure. Corona's have been with mankind since befor…

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    Comment #25827041

    Both. Tabs up to the current level of indentation. Then spaces after that for alignment. Spaces never come before a tab, only after and only for alignment purposes. Everyone likes …

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    Comment #25782923

    Your assumption forgot that remote applies to the entire world, not just the Europe. Have fun competing with team from who mirrors time zones more closely with the US.

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    Comment #25770204

    > Remote work will take care of this. If by "take care of" you mean put downward pressure on European wages, then sure. Unrestricted remote competition would benefit 3rd world deve…

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    Comment #25769757

    You have to destroy your social safety net or escape it.

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    Comment #25748971

    Unreadable gray text on white background is the latest in Web Designer fashion.

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    Comment #25748897

    You may want to tell that to France.

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    Comment #25748552

    If you punch the US in the gut with tariffs you may get reciprocation.

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    Comment #25627476

    You don't even need the "REPL" buffer to do REPL style development. You can just use the "eval" keybinds of your editor to eval the source code in the files. For any test/scratch c…

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    Comment #25627360

    So REPL may make people less likely to document the code? I don't see the correlation.

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    Comment #25618808

    1) fully remote 2) 50 miles away from physical workplace. 3) Great. Life is easier with less commuting. 4) Pro: no commutes. Helping the environment by not driving, and conserving …

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    Comment #25598496

    Their scarcity is not "like". The owner of beanie babies has/had full power to produce any amount of beanies, inflating their supply. The owner could start up the factory again and…

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    Comment #25598394

    > How often is it used for that use case? 100% of all cases. You just used gold to ask that question.