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This is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!

> doing something with that tax revenue does. Not really. SF already spends more than $250 million annually on programs for the homeless[0]. That's about $33,333 per homeless (7,49…

This. Thank you. I'm being rate limited, so this is the only post I'll be making on this thread. My question was genuine. I want to learn both the positives and the pitfalls of dep…

You just described two errors that do actually happen and in the next sentence say those errors can't happen anymore. What am I missing here?

> An introduction to dependent types, demonstrating the most beautiful aspects, one step at a time. Is there a companion book detailing the ugly downsides of dependent types and ho…

> why do folks completely avoid a language for a single relatively bland syntactic feature? Personal preference isn't a good enough reason? I don't like white space sensitive langu…

Nim has multiple garbage collectors you can change at compile time. Here's the --gc option from the documentation. --gc:refc|v2|markAndSweep|boehm|go|none|regions I don't know if t…

Embedded development.

This video does a great job of explaining why modern programming in general has failed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZgbKrDEzAs I think OOP specifically derailed programming be…

Here's an insight from a developer with 15+ years of experience: be very, very careful who you take advice from. The so called "best and brightest" in our industry have led us down…

HFT? Don't you need a PhD for that?

So the Washington Post is saying that the Tesla is so successful at mimicking human behavior that it now mimics our common mistakes as well?

It's a limit. It's called an unlimited plan. That's deceptive advertising at best and fraud at worst.

They increased it last year from 32GB to 50GB a month. Frankly, I think even a 50GB cap on an "unlimited" plan should be illegal, but it's better than most carriers. https://www.th…

T-Mobile still has an unlimited plan, right?

The world isn't fucked up. The world operates the way it operates. It's your expectations that are fucked up. Human beings love resources (money), power and control. Anything that …

> [federation] seems to map more cleanly onto the real world, putting the ownership and costs and responsibilities on those who control the hardware. This is both the biggest stren…