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Comment #20081937
> Do you prefer to manage multiple languages in your stack, or cobble together half-baked “DSL”s with method dot-notation, decorators, etc.? Yes to both.
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Comment #20075246
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Comment #20075212
> you could make a new syntax Thanks, but I'd rather not.
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Comment #20069236
You're making a category error. Human brains aren't computers. They do not "compute" at all.
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Comment #20069178
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Comment #20061051
Yeah, let's. And as long as you're already uglifying important buildings to rile up people for shits and giggles, put a giant statue of a dildo on the roof as well.
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Comment #20060761
I'm not. My point was that Docker purports to solve the sandboxing and security problems. In reality, this is something that 90% of people who use Docker don't give a shit about. F…
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Comment #20059774
Indeed you're right, but the problem is that your devs' machines and your production systems are running different OS's/distributions. Nix tries to solve this, but it isn't there j…
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Comment #20059707
90% of the time Docker is used to solve the problem of "how do I upload this bucket of Python crud to a production server?" (Replace 'Python' with any other language to taste.) A s…
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Comment #20049939
> The main reason Chrome is so popular is because tech people have been saying "just use chrome" for forever. Utter bullshit. Chrome is dominant due to two factors: a) Distribution…
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Comment #20039719
I fail to grasp what you mean. Reach, penetration and target audiences is like 95% of what modern advertising does. Modern advertising works on simple statistics rules like "people…
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Comment #20037755
Advertising hasn't been about 'persuasion' or psychology for a long, long time. Advertising today is mechanical applications of the central limit theorem / law of large numbers to …
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Comment #20022472
> ML makes predictions; testable predictions. Well, no. ML solves the classification problem, not the prediction problem. E.g.: The "is this a cat picture" problem is effectively s…
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Comment #19999393
> Prudential Real Estate is a franchise operation. Prudential does not actually broker any real estate. Instead, a local franchisee pays a fee for the use of the name and logo and …
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Comment #19981221
You're right, doubleplusungood. We really need to submit a proper report to the authorities for this flagrant violation of gender correctness rules. Thank you for your vigilance, c…
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Comment #19920697
Absolutely untrue. Whiteboard problems absolutely do work. The vast majority of applicants cannot code at all. And I mean that literally: they're at a loss at how to write a functi…
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Comment #19910202
Yeah, you're right. Many hospitals encourage bad practices like gratuitous C-sections. (But then again many home birth proponents also encourage bad practices.) I guess I'm saying …
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Comment #19909918
> The commands are more uniform and predictable. Git won because it was a) unopinionated and b) powerful enough to support arbitrary workflows for any enterprise. For the enterpris…
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Comment #19899906
Trash flows downstream. Not very surprising.
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Comment #19849775
You use the full force of the state to bash people for crimethink and they eventually comply? Wow, such news, so surprise!
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Comment #19838944
> As in, it is their job. What makes you say that? That's like expecting software engineers to understand the implications of clock synchronization in your server CPU. Sure, it'd b…
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Comment #19838846
> Most of all, it's comforting at home, especially at such an important time Birth is serious business and you should be thinking about your child's welfare, not tickling your own …
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Comment #19838595
Being a doctor (i.e., general practitioner) is a job that is less cognitively loaded and carries less responsibility than the job of a car mechanic. General practitioners are simpl…
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Comment #19838525
Antibiotic abuse is a real problem, but expecting doctors to fix or even understand it is like expecting car mechanics to make traffic laws for your country. Antibiotics should be …
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Comment #19838231
Presumably, by getting a bacterial test. That's done in a lab and isn't a doctor's job.