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    Comment #42668667

    Counterpoint: make is good actually, you should learn it (like all such tools).

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    Comment #42511283

    F* also uses SAT/SMT, specifically Z3.

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    Comment #42275911

    Yes. This is a dead giveaway that the author is not a native English speaker. And overall it gives the project a mid vibe.

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    Comment #42275893

    Give it a rest.

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    Comment #42149786

    That’s a false dichotomy. I’ve never felt the need to do the DS&A grind for one of these roles and I would never dream of writing the ungodly inefficient code you just imputed to m…

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    Comment #41528630

    Yea, I said ‘respectable’.

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    Comment #41528229

    Any respectable employer/employee relationship transacts on results rather than time anyway. Not sure the analogy is very applicable in that light.

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    Comment #41374818

    I betcha it wasn’t perfectly through word choice alone as I can think of a few “tricks” that could be deployed undetectably.

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    Comment #40993372

    Since when is the firee’s future employment prospects any business of the company doing the firing?

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    Comment #40701411

    But good college math departments teach reverse Polish notation; i.e., Hewlett-Packard over Texas Instruments. It’s demonstrably more advanced / efficient.

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    Comment #40701395

    Clojure has all those other braces also. They’re just used for data structure literals rather than blocks of code.

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    Comment #40701383

    With a 50% fail rate, I think the standard course load does a very good job of that anyway.

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    Comment #40009528

    Actually I think you want to use Nix for the whole shebang, system & projects.