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Comment #19233899
> a right not to have idiot parents interfere The only reasonable default assumption is that even "idiot" parents have more interest in the survival and well-being of their own chi…
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Comment #19208951
> All of your data structures have types ... Static typing just means that you annotate ... Programs have (static) types, data does not. Static typing removes correct programs from…
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Comment #19113868
> traits that are highly correlated with climate denialism Sure. Since it is socially so much easier to be a secretly skeptic climate congregationist than an open climate denier, I…
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Comment #19095100
> "Darwinian Fairytales" by David Stove The search engine coughed up a PDF. I randomly opened it (p. 173) and read up to this author-provided "TL;DR" on p.176: The main reason, how…
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Comment #19074785
The source frames the issue as merely "street names, or not." That glosses over the question of how to name the streets, a question quite conductive to nasty political fighting. Ma…
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Comment #19011588
> how moderation works Crowdsourced via the flag button, which acts as a "superpowered downvote" even though it's not presented as such.
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Comment #18996931
True if you don't cooperate at all with the collector, but easily avoided in many cases. E.g., when using Boehm, try using gc_malloc_atomic() for data that you know cannot contain …
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Comment #18911494
> argued that some races are more suited to slavery than others > see if he was misrepresented Did you find out whether or not he was misrepresented?
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Comment #18846533
> To me, Rust is nearly the same thing as steveklabnik That widespread perception could have been part of the problem.
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Comment #18642288
> semantically inaccessible, not syntactically inaccessible. You can give the semantics of everything that happens in a safe d-t language in terms of church encoded tag-value pairs…
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Comment #18640530
> "A type system is a syntactic method for enforcing levels of abstraction in programs. " [1] > What syntactic methods are used in dynamically "typed" languages? Interesting. You m…
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Comment #18631312
> All languages are typed, either with rich types, or they are unityped Almost all languages. There is one language that can be typed without a type, the empty language. Since the …
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Comment #18426899
> struggling to understand how this doesn't wind up being a proxy for racism Here's the gist: Human bad. Capital good.
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Comment #18400680
Wherever you can publish text or media (eg, on a cooking site) speech crimes can be committed under your account. Fancy a prison term in one of the more enlightened European jurisd…
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Comment #18375645
> Most Haskellers write out the types Maybe that's partly because Haskell can easily become a bit too elegant. Between all the currying and combinators, the type helps to understan…
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Comment #18369799
> flagging is not like "downvoting", this isn't reddit. "Flag" on HN has devolved into an overpowered downvote button.
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Comment #18369773
> our human minds have not sufficiently evolved They're also not evolved to deal with TV news.
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Comment #18369769
> "trigger the conservatives" to force them to attack the actions of private companies Conservatives will come to understand that big capital is not a conservative.
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Comment #18317826
Thanks for that link! Hipp: > ... also learned that apparently no one feels the need to help novice CoC writers feel welcomed or safe. Apparently! Good to see he's still got a sens…
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Comment #18258519
> enough to write statically typed code in Lisp Certainly not in the way "statically typed" is usually understood. Containers (outside of specialized arrays) aren't parameterized, …
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Comment #18140474
When I looked (decade ago), your description would have characterized their online haunts but not IRL meetings. Maybe being online turns anything into Reddit/HN. On the other hand,…