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jayceedenton
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Comment #48328304
How do you end crunch? Teams always work at a more relaxed pace when the deadlines are years out. You can't beat Parkinson's law no matter how generous you are with the estimates. …
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Comment #45156665
Without the explicit recur it's far too easy to misidentify a tail call and use recursion where it's not safe. Recur has zero inconvenience. It's four letters, it verifies that you…
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Comment #45077897
> Speaking to female and male friends, both sides are seeing them as a complete shitshow In what sense?
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Comment #45076170
It's not really surprising. Hetero sexual desire has been framed negatively for well over a decade, as at best exploitative and at worst misogynistic and perverted. Men told that i…
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Comment #44693161
Age limits on buying cigarettes are easily thwarted by finding a corner shop that needs the sale and will sell to kids. Height restrictions on fairground rides are easily thwarted …
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Comment #43154214
10+ years ago Clojure had a fantastic introductory experience. lein new and away you go. lein was so good and effective, for both tiny hello world projects and real production apps…
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Comment #43096495
Which of these languages is declarative? Aren't they both imperative?
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Comment #42945821
Is there any benefit to using workspaces over just introducing some variables and having an 'environment' variable? You can have a directory per environment and a directory of shar…
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Comment #42476260
Why was Poland so high?
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Comment #42093740
This is a good example, I think, of why a future in which all homework is obsolete because of AI is actually not likely. If a lecturer at university sets a task for 100 students (s…
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Comment #41980308
> a red headed step child Very good point, but please stop using this phrase.
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Comment #41886185
My friends and I had great fun with Micro Machines 2 on the Mega drive (Genesis). The cartridge itself was fascinating because it had two extra controller ports on it! You had for …
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Comment #41509159
This seems pedantic, but I suppose anyone using the term 'superset' is inviting the pedantry. For almost all intents and purposes, if you are asked to create a YAML file then you c…
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Comment #40990752
I guess at least their work has confirmed what we probably already knew intuitively: if you have CPU-intensive tasks, without waiting on anything, and you want to execute these con…
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Comment #40929753
Not all stock photography is corporate cheese.
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Comment #40929745
Yes, please just choose a good photo. There are plenty that are free for all uses.
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Comment #40554283
I struggle with this one because exceptions are a perfectly good solution. The compiler will tell you when you are not handling a failure case. And if exceptions are unchecked, the…
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Comment #40433442
> A portion of this code implemented a SMTP client. What the...
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Comment #40187661
Does anyone know if you can use Go Henry or Hyperjar cards on the tube?
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Comment #40187541
I think "drop in paper ticket sales" is unlikely to be misconstrued as a drop in sale in general.
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Comment #40187500
This issue is nuanced for Microsoft . The health of PC gaming is a huge factor in the sales performance of home consoles, and of course Microsoft dominates that arena via Windows. …
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Comment #40187078
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Comment #40179116
Amen, and if you try to keep pure parts and side-effecting parts separated, the problem of reasoning about side effects is limited to a very small part of your code. The pure typed…