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Comment #21764598
GP was merely refuting the one point made by GGP, that a lack of cars would somehow widen the class divide.
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Comment #21763568
Yeah, most of that code is stuff like examples and tests, and most errors should be forwarded, not unwrapped. But yeah, of course if a resource that you depend on is potentially in…
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Comment #21761627
You have it wrong. Only the most basic code on Earth has unwrap in it. Real-world code will either actually handle the error with `match`, forward it with `?`, or unwrap it with `e…
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Comment #21705603
Why does it matter what the norm is? I personally think that we should be generous in this regard, and always treat inaction (e.g. not distributing political ads) as neutral, but I…
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Comment #21650098
What metadata has yet to and can be encrypted? The recipient, the send time and the message size seem impossible to encrypt.
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Comment #21645841
Hy isn't a Common Lisp implementation, and it isn't trying to be one, so I think this criticism is a little misplaced.
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Comment #21625420
Can you list any of these exciting alternatives? As a layman, I don't know of anything besides Google, Bing and DDG.
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Comment #21625357
Yep, sum and linear types are two of the biggest improvements of Rust over, say, C++. The third would probably be that it's a lot smaller than C++.
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Comment #21591461
Source? People write CLI tools in Ruby and Node.js these days, so I really doubt that anybody would use the term "systems language" to refer to languages well-suited to building CL…
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Comment #21591445
Strange. I know OCaml is used in HFT (thanks to all those Jane Street ads) and OCaml is also GC'd. What does OCaml have here that Go doesn't?
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Comment #21460500
It can be automated and packaged into a solution for anyone to use. IRL stalking is hard and dangerous, and it's going to be that way for the foreseeable future. Is that "qualitati…
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Comment #21423605
The free market is usually predicated on rational actors. I don't think the target market of teenagers fits the bill, nor does any market, really, once propaganda enters the pictur…
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Comment #21423589
Nobody is stereotyping the Chinese people! Google and Apple have publicly stood up against the US government, and the US doesn't (publicly and legally, at least) meddle with compan…
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Comment #21423488
The problem is that the Chinese government has almost total control over Chinese apps, so American citizens are rightly afraid that Chinese apps might serve as vehicles of Chinese …