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futureastronaut
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Comment #20672811
People here are just very dramatic. I think I need to not read (or write) HN comments for a long time, there is some serious distorted reality about.
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Comment #20672720
I'm not really sure what your point is in criticizing "farming" to C. > This is that culture thing I'm talking about. You made a false claim. You referred to Python iteration as no…
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Comment #20672662
> I don't like how its list comprehensions aren't generic. Python iteration is generic. https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__... Please don't spread FUD.
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Comment #20672654
Well that sounds like a personal problem and it has nothing to do with the language. As a counter-anecdote, I've been working on Python projects for over a decade and have yet to e…
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Comment #20671640
I read this earlier and was sort of speechless. Now I can't help myself, and must point out that a grave digger in no way contributes to the death of the buried. Beware the acute a…
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Comment #20669453
There's quite a class divide between corner pub and brew-pub clientele. It feels like for every trendy brewery thriving, a few anonymous bars are failing. I'm not saying it's wrong…
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Comment #20669387
And you've gotten to the root of the decline of places like pubs: Inflation with mostly stagnant wages. Sure, you can have a "cheap" burger and beer, but more often than not you'll…
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Comment #20669342
> I for one never trust anyone who doesn't drink. And if they can't drink for medical reasons?
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Comment #20668806
Agreed, it takes a special kind of asshole to run a bar while "[his] own family has been afflicted by alcoholism." > Richard had spent untold hours trading stories with friends, ce…
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Comment #20665716
> (2) It's arguably the most valuable battleground in logistics - developing a "last mile" delivery network at scale. How is Uber Eats any different from the many other operations …
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Comment #20662282
Good point, I hadn't even thought of the children.
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Comment #20662258
> if you see something - say something. Please know that you've been brainwashed into thinking this way. You're even repeating the mantra verbatim. No, I will not willingly become …
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Comment #20658142
I'm aware of Smalltalk being promoted in educational settings. What I wanted to know more about was "Lisp for children" which I've never heard before.
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Comment #20656860
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_McElroy#1981_killing for a more to-the-point account.
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Comment #20645892
That really depends on your definition of tourism...
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Comment #20630554
> One could argue that Smalltalk was designed in part to be a "Lisp for children." This is the first time I've heard that, do you have a source?
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Comment #20627226
> evidence for an offense you can't imagine ten years from now. If your argument rests on future, unknown abuses... I'm afraid that's tin foil territory. Your comments sound like r…
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Comment #20627156
Please don't editorialize titles.
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Comment #20627086
I didn't refer to absolute anonymity, but to an anonymous design (anybody can register, without an email even). The point is that it's far easier for INS to troll a place with real…
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Comment #20626691
You really think INS are monitoring and investigating comments from throwaways in an anonymous forum like HN? Easy with the tin foil.
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Comment #20626675
Altimeters: Not even once.
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Comment #20626431
Why are those your options?