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specializeded

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About specializeded

You’re a nosy little bastard aren’t you.

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    Comment #18405841

    As a human who’ll be writing X, I sometimes enjoy the perspective of other humans who write X.

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    Comment #18257751

    Excerpt from the preface: So, what is a system? A system is a set of things—people, cells, molecules, or whatever—interconnected in such a way that they produce their own pattern o…

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    Comment #18227853

    DrRacket IDE [0] + the SICP compt language [1] and you can start writing it instantly in a well built and maintained environment that’s racket based and pretty fleshed out library …

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    Comment #18211975

    Italy, che!

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    Comment #18211944

    From the article: ““One of them was scheduled to leave but GABed [ground aborted] after an issue prior to taxi. The other three were jets that couldn't be spun up in time to fly.” …

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    Comment #18206914

    What a great UX decision green usernames are

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    Comment #18165182

    Yes, I’ve read 1491 as well :)

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    Comment #18164848

    It’s also fun to think about the scenario where the Americans practiced husbandry when contact was made, we could have had a two way “genocide”!

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    Comment #18155192

    You’d be very much wrong about that, though development certainly seems to have accelerated once it was taken to Europe.

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    Comment #18112235

    This was the link that got me back into reading long form journalism regularly again, it’s more movie than article.

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    Comment #18061814

    As a hypothetical user who doesn’t post on niche tech forums, I totally prefer a native app over a web app It’s pretty It’s fast It’s not stuttery-stoppy I can swipe back and forth…

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    Comment #18042057

    I’d do just that but I’m not sure if it’s legal in Europe either ;) Jokes, full article: https://outline.com/CrmCSK

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    Comment #17973673

    What is missing in this picture is that this Directive gives affordable enforcement muscle to all copyright owners*, including the smallest ones.

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    Comment #17936426

    Not particularly imo, no. A great (albeit maybe not as great as OCaml ;) alternative for web usage would be F# with .NET Core, which has become a joy to work with over the past yea…

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    Comment #17903880

    that is the expected baseline I don’t know what world you’re living in, but that is absolutely not the expected baseline for consumer facing software in 2018 (unfortunately).

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    Comment #17861497

    Perhaps you should move somewhere cooler anyways? 60F year round in Texas is absurd, and borderline appalling.

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    Comment #17789188

    Oooooooh, have you heard of Reason[1]? It’s an algol-ish interface for OCaml, supported and used by FB as well! Also interops with JS (and has superb bindings for React) so immedia…

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    Comment #17731240

    Tila Tequila is Vietnamese, and features in the majority of the sample images shown.

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    Comment #17715953

    How pedantic would it to argue a difference between standards like USB and mandates in discussions like these? I've seen a worrying conflation between the two in online discussions…

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    Comment #17673881

    They might have meant ReasonML, both it and Elm interop w/ JS https://github.com/facebook/reason

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    Comment #17608877

    It's impossible to copy and paste that link on mobile Safari fwiw, fixed width scroll area.

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    Comment #17600545

    They mention plentiful motivated job applications, how is the market from the perspective of a developer looking to focus on Haskell?

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    Comment #17456793

    The EU isn’t the US, and the US isn’t New Zealand.

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    Comment #17400143

    It’s been legal for recreational purposes in California since January 1st