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nagasadhu
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Comment #45559050
The open core part of the project was removed from NPM. Available only on GitHub. There are no published plugins from the community, nor is there a repo where the community could h…
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Comment #45558776
Echo this. Like the tech, but the community is toxic, led by the lead dev from the front. Don't see a future.
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Comment #31608603
Giraffe -F# Functional framework built on top of ASP.NET.
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Comment #31602919
Anyone using aws workmail ? How has been the experience ? i think Aws uses gandi for domain registration.
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Comment #31590469
>obvious advantages in using a language with a large community and creating a new community is a years long process, apart from the technical complexity of designing and implementi…
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Comment #31578209
> if I'd want static types I'd be using one of the many static typed languages out there. Some of us want to have the concurrency and resilience of the BEAM with ADTs for data mode…
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Comment #31541038
Same here. Mixing ui and data logic layer was not pretty. Alpine js didn't cut it for me.
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Comment #31530163
That's basically saying u can't hold on to ur hard earned money after paying taxes. Give it to the government or some pension firm. And depend on the government and incompetent reg…
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Comment #31301264
Then I would be more worried about which radical extremist would use it to plot the next terror attack. With some proof of ownership of the sim one would atleast have a human trace…
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Comment #31300814
I thought Nigeria was a major oil producer. No ? If yes, why are they paying for fuel in dollars ?
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Comment #31283127
A huge part of the Afghan war against the Soviets was funded by private citizens of the gulf. Huge sums of oil money were spent on recruiting religious mercenaries. Saudis spend hu…
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Comment #31274934
Interesting you feel that way... The point i was trying to make was that oil or financial strength seems to have little to do with exploitation of humans and other resources. Colon…
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Comment #31274488
That's not unique to the Saudis or oil money. Lot of communist regimes have done it too.. Khmer in Cambodia, many central african regimes. Not to mention European history. Probably…
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Comment #31131123
Better laptop battery life and a cooler running desktop. U could achieve this on Ubuntu if u have the patience to get the configuration right.
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Comment #30838287
I am not sold on the wiki and issue tracker. What would be a killer feature is a web UI interface to fossil commands like sublime merge for git.
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Comment #30838246
One thing that has prevented me from trying out fossil is there is no squash. The team has a principled stand on not having it.
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Comment #30714411
I recently saw a YouTube video in which a foreign policy expert played a recording of a phone conversation between 2 US foreign office officials orchestrating and conspiring to ove…
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Comment #30697716
Feel sorry for you mate. But citizens of the world have to put up with American hegemony and the hubris of having better military weapons and the petro dollar. You may not find muc…
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Comment #30312729
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Comment #30040479
You don't have to use exceptions and other operators with side effects if you don't want to. You can have a pure FP experience with fable and F#. The OP was just mentioning that th…
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Comment #30004143
F#. It's functional first. Supports currying, HoF, maybe types, composition, pipelining and most of the functional goodies. It offers a neat indented syntax for OOPs. You can also …
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Comment #30003992
They have nuclear weapons
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Comment #29954873
China has been committing a genocide in Tibet for generations. Somehow when it came to Uighurs it is a problem and Tibetans are conveniently ignored. The point being that the real …