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deleuze
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Comment #24733670
Absolute 0% of those lawyers jobs is to tell Apple to not pursue litigation. Do you understand what the point of litigation is for a company this size? They have over $100 billion …
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Comment #24003562
You work on _ads_ at Google, and are concerned about the ethics of working at Microsoft in the 90s? Sure, anti-competitive business practices might be unethical, but how can you po…
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Comment #23890370
Profitable for whom? Tesla short sellers have lost close to $10 billion dollars in the few past months.
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Comment #23841265
Ah, I wasn't thinking of the JavaScript flavors. I think "hosted" is how Clojure describes itself.
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Comment #23839862
All the JVM languages you list aren't transpiled. They target JVM bytecode just like Java. They're first class, even if Java obviously gets the overwhelming amount of VM level supp…
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Comment #23833672
Where's her mean culpa on Israel Palestine then? I see no evidence that she's changed.
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Comment #23833645
I'll start caring more about this "silencing" once the NYT editorial board starts including viewpoints that are actually silenced in our society. Until then, it's just whining abou…
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Comment #23833543
Bari Weiss has been a proponent of censorship and "cancel culture" since her time as a student. She's a hypocrite.
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Comment #23833498
Hard to find a bigger proponent of victim culture than Bari Weiss herself, though.
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Comment #23833478
Bari Weiss is responsible for toxic culture in the first place. She's an absolute hypocrite here, so whatever conversation you want to have about speech, it probably shouldn't happ…
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Comment #23824466
Empiricism? In my software development? No way.
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Comment #23824432
Totally, and French intellectuals don't usually go over well with the average reader of HN. But, if anyone finds the discussion in this comment section resonates strongly with them…
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Comment #23824101
Read Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault.
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Comment #23822781
Right, building generic, reusable code is against the grain of the language.
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Comment #23821089
Stability is often more important than performance.
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Comment #23821074
It's like any framework: once you learn it's idioms, you can be insanely productive. Unlike other frameworks, enterprise Java is all about flexibility, so in Spring land, it's ofte…
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Comment #23820963
The reason it's not a fair comparison is because go is a barely typed language that requires casting to interface non stop
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Comment #23820709
We use Debezium and Kafka, it's been really nice.
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Comment #23811830
When we looked at temporal tables in SQL Server for event sourcing, I was put off by the fact that you have to read from multiple tables. CDC + some external data source still seem…
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Comment #23802738
Write to clipboard makes sense for "click to copy" functionality. It's a small ergonomic improvement but doesn't seem like the same security risk as reading from the clipboard.
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Comment #23799614
It's funny, because I'd argue that the belief that "the universe is a Turing machine" is a kind of secular religion. Hardcore physicalists often betray themselves as not only being…
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Comment #23799544
> It's probably at its apex of hilarity right now, given the sheer number of folks pissing their pants because of a delusion that there are innumerable secret members of a looooong…
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Comment #23799459
Why are you letting a user named "waffle_ss" post justifications for the mass slaughter of indigenous people?
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Comment #23799431
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Comment #23794072
Wow, this just blew my mind. I usually keep a bunch of ; commented out lines at the bottom of my file so I can still do M-x cider-eval-buffer when I load up for the first time, but…